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Silva.

Rev. Mr.. Jones has closed his series
of meetings at this place.
Mrs. G. Thomas Marshall still con-
tinues quite sick with rheumatism
Miss Helen Davis spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Myrtle Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, OF SIN
nickson, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Roy Payne.
Some of the Jr. o. U. A. M. nave
kindly offered to put a flag pole up al
our school and all of US will be gao
to see once again the "stars ano
stripes" floating in the breeze. w. lei
the good work be done soon Jr's!
The pupils of our school and tn'
young people of the church are yer!
busy preparing for a joint entertain
noent TO be held at the church, Decem
her Doth. 1t will consist of that popu
lar drama, "Not Bit Jealous" an
several other good selections. The
promise an evening ofpure enJoymen
Small admission fees OF ~ ana
cents will be charged.
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Chincoteague.

Mr.. William Wheaton, OF Noriolk'
spent last week here with his parents
Mr.. Iiddell, of New York, is here
to spend the winter with his son. rev.
E. 6. Liddell.
Mr.. George Mailman, OF FELTON,
Del. was the guest OF DR. II. w.
White at the Atlantic Hotel this week.
The IT. Order American Mechanics
about 500, attended services IN
body at Union Baptist Ohurcn last
Sunday.
Our stores are now loaded down
with Xmas goods and no one need 10
90 to the city for them. Every one
can get them here and at better rates.
Mr. Harry Russell and Miss Ethel
Derickson were married at Snow I'LL
last Saturday. Mr.. Archie moore
and Miss Lulie Carter also were mar
ried on the same day.
Messrs. E. P. Timmons and Robert
Scarborough, leading oyster Dealers
of Philadelphia, spent severai oays
here this week, looking after oyster
shipments from this place.
Our young men, who went to New
York in the early Fall to shuck oys
ters, are returning home. They re-
mort that the stock there is poor ah'
the seasons work Improbable to
them.
The question, of the largest porker
is now the subject of daily discus
sion but the proprietor of the Allan
tic Hotel will probably take IN
cake.n He has a pen of ten, which
he will slaughter next Monday witt
an estimated weight of 5000 pounds
Fire broke out in an unoccuple'
house of Capt. s. E. Matthews, foi
merly used as a pool room and con
: fectionery, Saturday morning, about
O'Clock. Our fire fighters responded
the alarm promptly with their engin
a and saved the building from being
# total loss, though badly damaged.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this weei
G. B. Lucas, J. T. Murphy, Il.
Cole, M. E. Selby, I. Ulman, BAH
more; S. Kapp, P. E. Chambers,
@. Groves, E. Mckay, J. J. Bale
Philadelphia J. c. Sasse,S. ARROW
1t W. F. Scott, Wilmington; Thos'
es Hayman. Norfolk; S. W. Keynote
n Jersey City; s. Earle, Annapoiis'
'e H Perkins, Centreville: George
s. Pavne, Snow Hill; S. M. Trultt, M
IL ford; G. Walter Mapp, Accomac.
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Drama and Oyster Supper.

On Thursday evening, December
2sth, there will be double drama
at louisville, in the Me-
new hall, entitled "Freezlng
Mother in law" and "Our New Gov
erness.n The best talent OF the COM
muuity is in the cast and without a
doubt you will enjoy the play come
and bring your wife, mother and best
girl. In case you have no sweetheart
bring some other fellows. Oysters
and other delicacies Of the season Will
he served before and after the enter
tainment. Doors open at 5 O'Clock p
m Admission to drama 20 cents he
served seats S5 cents, children Il
cents. Proceeds for benefit OF Vh'
oSurob Committee.
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Real Estate at Auction.

Stewart K. Powell, special commits,
sioner, will sell at public auction al
Assawaman, on the 18th day OF pc
cember, that valuable tract OF iahq !, oI
which David Hall died seized. for
further particulars see posters
L. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell at
public auction to the highest DIdder,
on Saturday, December 9TH, 1917; az az
$3.50 o'clock p. M, at the STORE VI w.
n lanes r. Bro. NassawaddoX, Va,
the very valuable tract of timber o, on
the "Jas. q. Gladstone farm" pc
longing to Joseph E. and Robert T
Gladstone, situated one mile and 3OI
yards, by actual measurement, IRON
"Maplewood Siding" and containing
So 2-1O acres by actual survey. q
long time will be given in which e
cut said mber and the terms mos
liberal, for which see posters or sai'
trustee.
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No,.h,s Wedding Al sudlersvllIe.

A wedding in which many folkS III
two States were interested was SOL
emnized Thursday, November 20 III
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church'
sudlersville, Nd, at high noon, wheh
Miss Edith Bradley Lloyd, only daugn-
tor ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles ieredith
Ilovd. one of the most popular
yoonc women on the Eastern Shore'
ord + Thomas Powell, of Wacha-
preague, Va, we're made man anu
wife, by Rev. W. o. Bennett pastor
Of the church. The bride, who was 4
| descendant on the paternai SIDE, OF
Ex-Governor Henry Lloyd, and on tDe
~ otarna, side of the late Colonel Ste
nben BRADLEY. was exquisitely gowned
in a white lace robe over white sa'in
with veil caught with lilies OF the val,
LEV. and carried a shower bouquet oi
brides roses and lilies of the Vaiiey'
1.-THE maid of honor, Miss ElizaDeIh
George Merrick, and the bridesmaids
Mice I.ouise Kerr Powell, OF Virginia
sister of the groom; Sara Sudier anu
pauline GRAY, of Delaware anu
uolor Roe Of Wildwood, " were
becomingly attired in white net over
white taffeta with yellow satin glrdles
and carried yellow chrysanthemums'
The groom, son of Mr.. E. l. POWELL
treasurer of Accomac County, va
the best man, Stewart X. POWELL
t prominent lawyer of Onancock' DE-
t and the ushers, Messrs. Richard jar
rell. of Baltimore, Charles B. Chahc1
and Joseph N. George wore fr,n '''
Alberts with buttonieres Oh WINK
- rosebuds. To the sweet strains :"
Iohengrin,s wedding march skliifuiiS
rendered by Mrs. w. w. Morgan
y they entered the church follower "
tho bride. leaning on the arm OF ne
j. father, who gave her in marriaso
THEW were met at the altar by Vn
Groom and his best man. just prev
s. Gus to, and during the ceremony
81 Promise Mel was most sweeuly an
effectively sung by Miss Evelyn houS
lie Mills of Cambridge, Md. Immediate
70 " after the ceremony All elaoora'
recention was held at the home OF oh
bride on East Main street. Mesdame
lanes Merrick, Jr., Spencer Merrlcf
". r. Redden and Addie sroit
n all wearing black net over Diac
at taffeta. assisted in receiving MI al
RI Mrs. Powell left on the O'Clock G.
a nress for philadelphia, where 'ht
ic. were entertained at dinner by M
n powelps parents at the "BeileVu
DIS ctratford - followed by box part.
n, They left to-day for points Sout
be returning about January l to "
ors mington, Delaware, where the groo
is engaged in business.
. The gifts were handsome ana d
are merous, and in addition to this So
ia. oral valuable checks were receive
in Among some of those present 1ro
,b delaware were: Secretary OF ota
ia Mr. and Mrs. Jos L. Caball' MI a
iii Mrs Nelson Warner, Mrs. Q. +. Il
> - ing Mrs, Laivia Temple, Misses Ora
and Gertrude Lindale, Messrs' L.
Davis, Sidney Henry, William III
en- 7. n Chandler, Charles j. Sudier
lay Wilmington Every Evening
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New Church.

Miss Carrie Matthews visited for d
few days in Snow Hill last week.
Miss Myrtle selby, of Greenback-
Vile is visiting Miss Mamie Davis
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Shields and
son, Walter, spent Sunday with MISS
Ella Johnson.
Mr.. Claude Matthews arrived THIS
week to take charge of the bank ana
Mr. David Wiltbank was transferred
to Chincoteague.
The oyster supper held by the ladies
Of the M. P. Church on Thanksgiving
evening was success both socially
and financially.
The young people in town gave
delightful social on Friday evening
November 18th, at the Town Hall IL
honor of Miss Byzantine Horsey.
The Jamestown party, consisting o
Mrs. Fosque, Misses Essie Evans
MARGARET Shields, and J. E. johnson
returned after sojourn of few days
reporting a delightful trip.
> The young men in town gave an &c
oream social Wednesday evening, Al
|inst-chaperones Mistresses F.A' oo'
Y motion and L. D. Poulson. All repol
r a delightful evening and a vote
a thanks was extended to MIR. waie'
: Ent, our popular R. R. agent for d
d untiring efforts in managing the ana
/. so successfully.
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HarbortoD.

Promises of some shooting nave
quieted some boys. disposed OF late 10
take charge of the town.
A dance, greatly enjoyed by all III
attendance, was given by Miss Madge
Kelly, Thanksgiving night.
Mr. J. @. Kelly is having his house
rebuilt and will have handsome
home when it is completed.
The young people of the town are
diligently practising drama whicn
will be rendered some days peiore
Xmas.
MIR. John w. Hutchinson, prominent
commission merchant, of New ferk
here of late on visit to his mother
| left ON Tuesday for his home IN Ne"
York.
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Onley.

Mr. Chester Savage spent part OF
last week in Richmond.
Miss Sadie Kellam, of CraddocK-
Vile, is the guest of Mrs. Ben PARKS
Miss Halle Wheaton, OF Chlnco-
league, was a visitor to friends IN
town this week.
Mr. A. Fl. Revel assisted in office at
Onley last week during the illness Oh
the agent, Mr.. Blackboard.
MIR. Judson Mears, of Keller, ana
Miss Lucy Fitzgerald, OF near Oniey'
we're married at Onancock on Thurs
day, November 2Sth.
Mr.. Tom Chandler and wife, after d
visit of several days to the family OF
Mr.. Will Parks, have returned &c
their home in Norfolk
Mr.. w. F. White attended the Eau
cational Conference in session in 10
anoke last week and during his tril
nj de a visit also to the Baptist VI
phanage at Salem, Va
The ladies of the Baptist Aic so
ciety will serve oysters every satur
Iday afternoon at the town nall a
Onley, beginning at p. m. froceeo
for benefit of new Baptist Church.
| A public meeting in observance {
the State red letter day will be mel
in the Methodist Church at Onie1
Sunday evening, December Sth'
7;9O o'clock, under the auspices
8 The w. G. T. U. A silver offering WI
be taken at the door.
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HOrutoWn.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Harris nave
moved to their new home at Wacha-
preague.
Mrs. Hancock, of Goodville, was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ). H.
Colona, last week.
The Thomas Wallop farm has re-
Gently been purchased by Mr. MINUS
Colbourne for $1,000.
Misses Essie Evans and Margare
Shields were among the guests a
the Exposition last week.
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NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES.
OnancociS.

Mrs. D. ]. Titlow spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. William P. Bell OF
Accomack.
Mrs. Eliza S. Custis, OF Baitimore'
spent a few days with relatives III
Onancock this week.
Mrs. William E. Waddy, OF East
Vile. Va, is the guest OF her niece
Mrs R. L. Hopkins at "Ingleslde'"
Mrs. Frederick w. Wood, who mas
been visiting Miss Margaret N. Groton'
returned to her home in New forA'
Sunday.
Mira. Garland Finney of late the
puest of her father, MIR. N. W. NocA'
left for her home in Philadelphia
Sunday.
Miss Suzanne Landlord returned
Tuesday from a short visit 10 MGR
oons;n. Mrs. Samuel D. Landlord, OF
Franktown, Va.
Rev. ]. W. Stiff, the new pastor OF
the Southern Methodist Ohurcn'
nreacbed his first sermon Sunday TO
the evident satisfaction OF a large
audience.
Mrs. Thomas N. Jacob and Master
Thomas Jacob, having spent seVera
weeks with Mrs. E. o. F. Custis aho
Mrs. G. Fred Kelly, returned to Eas1
vile, Monday.
Miss Hattie Parks entertained IL
honor of her eleventh birthday Friday
Miss Blanche Rich, her fourteenth OF
saturday and Miss Mary sturgls' ne
fourth, on Saturday.
The drama, Miss Fearless q Co.'wa
60 we'll received in Onancock tina
there is talk of repeating it at Parks
= lev and Accomack. The people Q
these towns have treat in store 10
them.
i Mr. VIM. S. Nelson has built
: bridge across the South brancn
IOnancock creek from his farm 10 III
street above the college property an
will soon erect a residence for niu
self on the bank facing the tow
The bridge will give him the adVa'
sage of town and country
81 Mr.. Upshur Q. sturgis has bougl
% of Mr.. VIM. s. Nelson tifty-tive acr
= of land on the South side of the Pu
- goteague road, opposite the residen
Of Mr.. Nelson. He will at once G
a tablish a race track to be used prime
s. pally for training his horses. II
}, consideration was 500 per acre.
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Belle Haven.

Mr. ]. B. Willis is the first here 10
omen up a large line of Christmas
goods.
Mr. Edward White died December
I'd, at his home in Bells Neck near
Relle Haven, leaving widow ana a
large family of children
The ladies of the Belle Haven Pres
byterian Church will hold a bazaar .n!r
On the Thursday and Friday OF this
month, 18th and 18th, in the Kellam
Hall.
Rev. G. D. Crawley arrived in towI
this week, where he found many Ole
friends, who never tire OF taxing .
Mr.. Orawley. He was on this circul
some twenty years ago.
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Bazaar at Onancock.

The ladies of the Baptist Church. OF
will hold their annual
WAS bazaar on the 18th and 18th Oh
December Besides their usual iihe
thew will have a table OF superior
cakes, orders for which are so1ciOeu
ond can be left with Mrs. E. A. Mer-
rill. Further notice will be gwen
lauer' Committee.
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Saturday, December Z, 1917
ca,.s Advertised in Enterprise.

Sales Advertised in Enterprise.
Tuesday, December 10TH 1907 s. nssr
Onancock, by G. l.. beioce'
horses, corn, fodder, &c.
illustrators, on late premises o: OF
F. T. Stockley, deceased mn
nronerty, bank stock, horses
farming implements, &c.
Saturday, December 14th, near on aart
farming utensils, &c.
Saturday, December 14th, near ear James Snres
vile, by ]. s. Gaskins, 81: ,noi 10,
potato bed frames, farming I'LL
Elements, &c. ,
Tuesday, December 18th, at -Ca s;,i :
Farm" 81 miles OF Eastviiie :
Station, by Murray James, z
sydney Prince colts, hogs eau
tie, corn, &c.
Saturday, December 2lst, at b a,,d ~,
by w. P. Goodwin, house ana io'
and livery stables.
preague, by Lynn F. Taylor
trustee. and G. Walter Mapp
attorney, real estate and per
sonal property.
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PUBLIC AUCTION Having decided
to stop farming, will sell at pubic
auction to the highest bidder, at my
home, situated at Hopeton: One fam
ily horse, mich COW, cart, top
buggy, farming utensils, corn, fodder,
potsro bed frames, household and
kitchen furniture and other articles
too numerosu to mention. The above
named horse is strictly a good family
horse, working in all harness. and VIII
be sold with guaranty to be as repre-
sented. Sale will begin at 10 a. m.
December 7, 1907. Terms made known
on day of sale. n,
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Those who purchased goods from
no last year are back again this year.
and new customers are coming along
m;th them We want no better evi-
dance than that, we are pleasing tne
public. Call and see u.s.
W. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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CraddockvIlle.

Wedding bells will soon be ringing
in our neighborhood.
A fine dwelling is being built by
Mr.. Rogers s. West on West lnn'
The Juniors will give an oyster sup
per Friday, December Goth, 1880 p'm'
Rev. ]. w. Nicholson, our new pas
tor preached his first sermon on iaS'
Sunday.
A call meeting of the Craddockville
division of the Produce Exchang'
was held Tuesday night.
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ONLY seventeen more shopping days
before Christmas. Had you Vhousno
~ tbat9 Come now before the great
.,ah and make more satisfactory Sc
Lotions. A great line of holiday
Goods here. Chinaware, glassware
b,ic.a-brac, cut-glass, toys doiis'
teddy bears, &C., &C.
Leatherbury, Belote q TO-
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Church Entertainments.

n,ba Painter Dramatic Club will rem
dor the comedy-drama: "The Great
Catastrophe" at Painter Hail. on FIJI
day night, December 2Oth' also
farce. vocal and instrumental music
If Won want to spend "funny" even
ing. don't fail to attend. ProceeuS
to benefit Painter NJ. E. Church'
South. Reserved seat tickets VIII DC
on sale after December 14th' BOOTS
open 7 O'Clock. ILL.,.
On Friday night, December l3' there
will be an entertainment in the Ma
sonic Hall at Wachapreague, given IN
the interest of the Methodist Church
The nropramme consists of recita-
tions, hoop drill and DRAMA EMU i,
tied "All on Account OF an ACTOR
Admission Is and 20 cents.
A Juvenile Cantata" will be rem
dered by the Leemont M. T. SUNDAY
School on Monday, December 23d' a.
I7:30 p. m. ~
A. w. Mather, Pastor.
savageville Baptist Sunday Schoo
will have Xmas. entertainment Oh
Friday, 9th inst, p. m.
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A Card.

I hereby announce myself canul,
date for agent of Parksley division Oh
tho Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce
Exchange. One of my opponents +
trv;nc to mislead the shareholders by
telling them that 1 am no longer
candidate, which is false, as l am II
the race to stay, win or lose
Respectfully,
Rogers B. Mears.
Parksley, Va, Dec. Sd, 1907
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few all wool suits sizes from IA 10
% tbot are one inch shorter tnan
regular length will be closed at hall
price. 81 grade now $3.50 ComlOr-
tah1e durable and stylish describes
the line of shoes that we are showing
.no - Ioothers j. s. Mills,
Ill Oh Onancock, Va.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
s.sb blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices low
NJ p d.. Fletcher viii be at Acco-
mac Court Fl. the first day of every
Comfy Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber TO-
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PUBLIC AUCTION I will sell at pup
lie auction on my premises, near
GAINESVILLE, Va, on Saturday, Decem-
Der 14th, commencing at p. M po-
rato bed frames, one horse, one morse
Gait, drags, cultivators and many
other farming implements. Terms
made known on that day.
J. S. Gaskins, Sr.
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BUSINESS Notices.

PUBLIC AucTIoN-l will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near
Onancock, on Tuesday, December
10th. valuable personal property, in
part az follows: Three horses, corn
fodder, Bemis transplanter, many
farming implements, householo anu
kitchen furniture, &c. SAFE 10 com-
mence at 10 a. m.
G. L. Belote.
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Every article in our store is for sale
We DON'T want to carry any OF our
stock over, SO il you are going to BUY
ANYTHING in the jewelry line don't fail
rn call A well selected stock at very
low prices.
W. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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When you buy an article from us
o nd compare it with one bought some
where else you find you have saved
money. II" Saving means anything
TO YOU it is to your interest to see US
before buying anything in our line
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler.
Parksley, Va.
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E. Roy Byrd.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Saturday, December
l4th. on my premises, the Haley
Place, near Onley, household ana
kitchen furniture, 2 buggies, horse
cart and farming utensils. sale TO
commence at 10 a. m.
Frazier Custis.
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NoTICE-Any person owing us on
account, or for wood gotten since our
mill burnt, will please settle with us
or Asbury Gravener, of Nearsyille.
Gordy & Chandler.
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FOUND - In front of Methodist
Church, at Accomac @. H., a ring
owner please come, prove property
paw charges and take same.
BENZ. T. Fisher.
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For SALE-One gray horse, Z years
old. sound, a good worker in all har-
ness. perfectly gentle for lady and a
fine buggy horse. Apply to
Mrs. Kate Johnson,
Modestown, Va.
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Mems shoes and hats will and must
90 Haven't room to carry them, 80
pill close them out at way down
Leatherbury, Belote q Co.
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Cut-price special sale opens wed,
nesdav. December 18th. Come ana
oet vour choice of the many, many
bargains that we will offer.
Leatherbury, Belote q co.
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For SALE AT AUcTIoN-In front OF
Doughty's Hotel, Accomac Q. H.
Va, Saturday, December 7th, 1871 ,,
at 3 O'Clock p. m, 2 cows, 1 bull and
2 large calves. ~ cooua
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Bathrobes, pajamas and night robes
is. Mills.
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For RENT-Millinery store and a
stock of millinery and notions for
sale, on corner Brooklyn and Nam
streets. Good stand Apply to
Mrs. G.. E. Mears,
Wachapreague, Va.
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FOR sALE-Holly boxes, 45 cents
each, 22x22, A feet long, cash WIN Ia1.
order in all cases. have the Jumper
and only make up the shocks after
u N''- . - Jos. S. Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.
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FOR sERv1oE-Registered Jersey
hull and Poland China boar; Tor SAFE
two Young Poland China brood sows,
White P. Rock and S. @. Il. Leghorn
oooN R. s. Young,
Onley, Va.
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Harborton High School for moh'n
ending November 3Oth, 1907.
Grade II-Mary George.
Grade III-Eddison Mears.
Grade Iv-Octavius George.
Grade Villa Die, Robert Lang
Ralph Marsh, Bessie Mister, S0eiia
Guy. u Nor.
Grade VI-Albertine Kelley, Mar
ouerite Walker, Vera Marsh, Dunaway
Walker.
Grade VII-Beth Agathoin.
Grade VIII-Howard Adams, stan
lev Hutchinson, Madge Kelley jessie
Penney. uot;
Grade IX-Grace Hutchinson kati
Bonniwell. I'll,
Grade X-Elva Hutchinson, Ell
Mears, Mabel Turner.
H. A. Battaile,
Principal.
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FOR SALE-A bay horse, ten years
old next spring, gentle and kind Tor
family use. All extra good roao
horse. Price $4,000.
Rev. E. H. Jones,
Greenbackville.
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Roll of Honor.

Those making the required average
at Sign Post school for the month Oh
November were;
Grade II-Ludie Smith.
Grade III Jennie Slone.
Grade Winnie Petit
Grade vI-Myrtle Lang.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-One gray mare
sonnd and gentle, corn and fodder,
horse cart, plows and cultivators'
dra~ roller, potato bed frames,
Itch forks, shovels, hoes, rakes, bed
steads. bureaus and tables.
0'0" w. ]. Singleton,
Modestown, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-07
DIR. w. A. Taylor, Dentist.

We have just received for sale at
the lowest margin of profit car OF
5 and inch shingles.
Rogers & Boggs,
Melia, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-07

SpECTAcLEs AND EYE GLASSES
Anv one in need of either can find a
iarge assortment to select from by
calling at Geo. E. Winder's office on
Main Street, Belle Haven. va. Frames
or glasses fitted Eyes tested free'
Oct. 10th, 1907.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-07

Don't fail to see our big line OF Ia
dies, misses and children's coats
The Belle Haven Furniture %.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-07

Another large invoice of ladies' ana
misses coats just received.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.