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democratic rlass rleetlng at hopeton

A. mass meeting of the Democrats
of Metompkin District at HopeVVh ="
tuesday, two hundred or more Dc
ING present, an organization was ell
fected by the election of Hon. 'onn
R. Rev, temporary chairman MI
Joseph R. Riggs, temporary secretary ny
who, upon motion of DR.. 'ho' w.
powdoin were made permanent OIL
GERS of the meeting.
The object of the nesting the eiecO-
ion Of county committeeman ior Ine
district being stated, DIR John W.
Bowdoin, Joseph r. Riggs ana D.
Harry Rev were nominated ana 10
other names being presented were
elected by acclamation.
The following resolutions were I'M
animously adopted =
Re it resolved by the democrats o.
Metompkin Magisterial district II
mass meeting assembled, that we az
hereby express our disapproVal ol On'
Unfair and unwarranted interference
ON the part of the county commiVVe'
in the affairs of the democracy 0
Metompkin District, in calling a mas
meeting for said district without con
shifting the legally qualified committee
men of said district as to the Tune q
, place of holding said meeting; an
further for the uncalled for act IN d'
signaling a chairman OF said meetlnl
r inasmuch as we feel fully competei
j, to manage our own local affairs
o Resolved further, we 90 hereI
endorse and recommend DR.. Jon
w Bowdoin for the position OF cou
d ty chairman. ~
- Resolved further, that a copy
these resolutions be given to u
county press for publication
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Notice to Candidates.

Anv person who intends to De
candidate for any county or district
office at any election shall give noCice
at least twenty days before sucn
election to the clerk OF the circuiU
court of the county in which salo
election is to be held; which notice
shall be in writing attested by V"o
witnesses, of such Intention desls-
mating the office for which he Is
candidate. Any person, not annouhc
ing his candidacy as above, Will mo-
have his name printed on the paiioV'
nrovided for such election.
Candidates in Accomack county
who have not already notified tn'
clerk should give the above matte
prompt attention. o,,r
The necessary blanks can be secui
ed at the Enterprise Office for SIX
? cent postage stamps or same Will D
forwarded by mail on request
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Horntown.

Mrs Lizzie Johnson is Wishing
friends at Chincoteague'
Mr.. Levin Moore has returned from
a business trip to Seaford, DEL
Miss Lizzie Watson has returned
from a visit to friends to New Church'
Mr.. Percy Gladding left Monday
for Wilmington to enter Goioey
Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brittlngham
Mr. Page Chesser and Mrs Georg
Rowley were visitors at the ExpoSi
ton last week
Miss Virginia Berry, after VlslC U
relatives in Cape Charles and MOI
| folk left for her school at WaveriS
s. G., where she will teach this VIII
fer
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Confederate Soldiers, Take Notice.

1bave been notified by adlutant-
General Joseph V. Bidgood, that tne
twentieth annual meeting OF the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
Of Virginia will be held at Norfolk
Virginia, commencing ON Wednesday y,
the 2Sd day of October, 1907 ana WIN
continue three days. The sessions
Of the Grand Camp on the 23d anu
oath Of October will be held in the
Armory Hall on Monticello avenue
Norfolk. and on the 25th of October
in the convention hall at the James
town Exposition. Our hosts-fickeu
Buchanan Camp, G. ", NorfoiH
Chamber of Commerce, Board o
Trade and Business Mems IAssocia
ton. the Retail Merchants ASsocia
tion and the jamestown Exposition
will arrange to make the occasion
one of great interest and pleasure
Most respectfully,
II, G. Kelley,
Adiutant Harmanson-West Camp'o
| ", No. 125.
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Mrs. @. E. Mears,
Wachapreague, Va.
"oueen Quality" shoes in all the
newest toes and feathers just IN.
Leatherbury, Belote q Co.

Write to us for estimates on doors
cash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices low'
Mr. r D.L. Fletcher will be at Acco'
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders foi
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber TO-
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Parksley.

Mr.. Willie Vessels entered Will
lam aud Mary College this week aS
student.
Mr. Charlie Rogers and family
formerly of Onley, are now residents
of this place. |
Miss Irma Parsons is home from
visit of several weeks to her prooher
at Watha, N. Z.
MIR. F. J. Dukes, Jr., of Girdletree'
has been guest of his sister, MIS- H.
G. Gordy, recently.
Messrs. Z. II. Parsons and H. r.
Parks are on a business trip to NorVh
and South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gillespie have
been spending several days OF late al
Ibome of MIR. f. B. Johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Chadbourne,of SaVin
Hill. Boston, of late has been the
onest of family of Mr.. A. P. Roberts.
Mr.. George L. Barnes, Girdletree'
and Mrs. B. S. Jones visited their
mother, Mrs. E. Barnes, few days
ago.
Miss Emma Causey, after spending
several weeks with her parents, MI
and Mrs. RIA. Causey has returned 10
Iber home i'll Washington.
Mrs. DR.. Chitwood and daughter
here for the summer with her father
0 MIR. John r. White, has returned u'
e her home at Rocky Mount, Va.
The postofice here was made
Presidential one and raised to thir'
II class from October 1st. 1t is also al
5 international money order office.
- Messrs. Walter N. Mason and I
panl Platt were at Atlantic city las
week. the former in attendance
n the National Bankers Association
!; MIR. and Mrs. George W. Maxon az
90 in attendance at the Episcopal Col
10 vention being held in Richmond TN
~ week. They will return by the jane
town Exposition to spend a few DAY
90 Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker
% CLAIBORNE, Md, and Mr.. and Mr.
of Cochran, of West Virginia, WEI
PC guests recently of the family OF M
,s- John Dennis.
he Mr.. D. II. Johnson and wife, al
'rk Mr.. E. G. Pate and wife are on
nd business and pleasure trip COMBINE
om to Washington, Baltimore and olh
lar cities this week.
wv Miss Phoebe Decker, of HagerstoW
Md. is with Mrs. L. D. Lewis, a
'ial Miss Ruth Smith, of Urbana, Vi
ry- with Mrs. J. H. Cox, as trlmmers
&C. the millinery season.
The Misses May and Lena Johns
md teachers at Blackville, 5. w. a
on Womans College, Richmond, respe
tho ivelv left a few days ago to resu
will their work at these schools.
ers The new bank building OF the
tide comac Banking Co. and storeho
ect- of Mr.. O. L. Ewell are nearing &C
all pletion and both in architecture
convenient arrangements up-to-o
in every particular
Mrs. S. S. Ewell, Mrs. H. L. Ma
eek and Miss Evelyn Ewell left wear
7. J. day for Norfolk. Mrs. Mason
49,, Miss Ewell will also spend sew
I'm weeks with Mrs. W. K. Dever
Washington before returning.
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Accomac Camp U. S. of c. Veterans

A meeting of the Accomac camp
limited Sons of Confederate Veterans
will be held at Parksley, Va.' satur-
day afternoon. October 18th, at S:So
O'Clock, for the purpose of perfect'ng
the organization, electing delegates
to the reunion in Norfolk, to be held
October 10th, 18th and 18th, and Tor
the consideration of any other matter
that may come before the camp. a
full attendance is requested.
Jno. =. Parsons,
Oscar L. Ewell, Commahoan''
Adjutant.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OuancOck.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett p, Parks have
returned from their bridal tour.
Mr. G. Fred Kelly, wife and daugh-
ter left Thursday for the ExposiVlon
Miss Shirley Brightwell, OF hyhcn-
burg. is visiting Miss Elizabeth D.
Wise.
Mr. R. II. Ames returned Wednes-
dav from his annual trip to the Whi'o
mountains.
The vestry of the Episcopal Churc |"
has extended a call to the Rev. D. "
Cornick, of Westover, Va.
The show windows of Messrs'
Leatherbury, Belote & Co. ana MI
ri. Shield have on fall dress
Mira Thos. s. Hodson and MIS-
cor,,l d Landlord have been guests
Of Mrs. M. NJ. Miles for several DAYS
Mrs R. L. Hopkins, Miss sue A
Langsdale and Mrs. r. l.. Shieio ".'
attending the Episcopal General 0on
vention in Richmond.
MIR. Henry o. Finney will with nj
family move to Philadelphia IueSoS.
next Mr.. E. F. Warren will occup
the residence vacated by him.
Tho directors of the trolley roa
will, meet Tuesday afternoon next
consider the propositions that nav
: been made for the constructor d"
g equipment of the line
; Mrs John P. L. Hopkins and nj
daughter, Miss Virginia, were pa
d sengers on Mondays steamer MI
:, virginia will enter the hamii'c
n school of Washington, ID. Z.
Mr. John w. Robertson left Mo
l. dav for the University of Marylai
d to enter upon his third year IN me'
n cine. He shows to marked oesr
at his honored fathers fondness ior J.
profession, and has not single oa
70 ticket to make up.
BE interesting and instructive lectur
n on the management and CONDUCT
rk Sunday Schools, the training
teachers and the duty OF schola
-, hogan in the Baptist Church W edn
= day and continued, throughout
50 week. Every side of school We
40 was dwelt upon, and the duties
responsibility of every member If
superintendent to the smallest Scho
W. so clearly shown that mucn e
20, should follow.
~ Mr. Austin Gallagher, indusu
commissioner of the Western Ma
land Railroad, accompanied by VI
me president Brady, of the Maryi'
ull Storage Company, will spend
ow next two weeks in AccomacK
An Northampton studying our trade {
ditions Their object is to learn
lac probable amount of business that
at be given a first-class line of steam
nd. to be operated between our Bay
ing wbarves and Baltimore, in conn
ex- ion with the Wabash system OF !
roads.
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School Notice.

The Atlantic District School Board
extends an invitation to all advanced
scholars in said district to attend the
Temperanceville High School with
ont any extra charge. We further
more propose to introduce a musl'
class in the school in the near future
By order of Trustees.
B. G. Johnson, clerk.
J.H. Jones, ch'mn.
1T. Sharpley, trustee
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otter to Commissioner Jeff ID. Jacob,

Letter to COMMISSIONER 'e'
Onley, Va.
Dear Sir: We repeat: ,a Loco
Every lob painted Devoe takes less
ooijons than of any other paint.
Yours truly,
F. w. Devoe q 20.
s.-Ashby & Hickman, AcGomac :,
T. w. Rogers & Bros, Onley; Short g. :.
Bloxom, Bloxom; D. H. Johnson Is ~ q
Son Parksley; G. T. Benson q 20. 20
Keller; John S. Drummond, S SanroS
and Nelson & Johnson, New Church
sell our paint.
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Chincoteague.

Miss George Davis left this week
to accept position at Trenton ~ D.
Mr.. 8. Bodley has accepted posi-
ton with Purnell Hotel, Snow h'n'
Md.
MrO Dr J. w. Field and Mrs. DIR.
" NJ Burwell are visiting in Baiol-
more.
Valuable horses of Mrs. J. W. bunU-
inn and Jesse Watson died this week
of meningitis.
A moving picture parlor is Soon to
be added to attractions on the pier ny
Smith & Dennis.
A contract has been made with MT.
J D nowees for heating Union Baptist
church with steam.
g Miss Yula Doughty left TINS wen
: for Wachapreague to ASSIST ner aunO
in the millinery business.
. Steamer Chincoteague undergoing
renairs at Wilmington for seVerai
y " eeks is on her route again.
Our enterprising postmaster is hav-
:, ;nq lock boxes put in and other I'M
- nrovements made to our postotfice.
g Handsome dwellings are IN courSe
20 = oo+;op for Mr.. VIM. Melvin, ooWI
n tho Island and for Mr.. Elmer MerrlCC
al up the Island.
t. sohooners Mofitt and Cullen ar
,;ted this week from New YORK VIII
n norooes of bricks and Schooner CaVo
On from philadelphia with COAL
D. Messrs. Saunders Payne, AaoO
q Powell. and Robert H. TOWNSEND
'a "a prominent citizens of Snow Hill'V,si'
IN "a NO this week and say it isthe plac
lrS for old men to come and take res
nd Cards are out for the marriage
,oo Dr Cbas. F. Truman and Miss Vlncen
rs Of Snow Hill, daughter of MIR. ). "
Vincent, ieweler, Tuesday Octop,
usU ,5tb at the Whatcoat M. E. Churcl
Go. loVn az '-
,m- MIR. Chester Savage, fine busine
us Young man, and Miss JENNIE oa va
to The charming daughter of Mr.. inc
;Ots oauore we're married in the nj.
NO church on the 4th inst. They 1t
ats r,ediatelv after the ceremony
rni- a Northern tour.
par Tho visitors to jamestown hXl
this -. 4l,io weel, from this place we
NJ w N. Conant, wife and son. n
ion p = Keas, wife and daughter, n
wife sewell Feddamen and wife, Mrs j.
= ct Jones Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bowden' M
, the L. Topping and Mr.. j. E. HoiiSnu'
ober Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this we
'front.' NJ Freeman, L. T. CULLEN u
Va, Keen, w. L. Kennerly, F. w. by
land w Evans, R. v. Gladding, W.
sit sonkins. P. P. Webster, Baltime
cor n b. Hanna, New York; j. 9. row
For w. F. Scott, Wilmington; David +.
panl Devices, Pocomoke city; u
sion Campbell ana "lie' Hpp1 ~,
0 the Fred Howard Salisuuiy y0
tober J. @. Wescott' H. D. p,n
'arks- Matthews ana Wiie' - ~
that and wife, q. u. Joyheo, noo0
land Fall patterns in negligee shirts, N
-and' moor suspenders and hosiery.
less, ]. s. Mills,
divid- Outftter
ondid Onancnck. y
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Rev. f. It. Liddell, pastor OF Union
Baptist Church, Chincoteague, is as
sisting the pastors of the Baptiso anu
Methodist churches at Glrdletree'
Md, in a meeting. Large crowdS
are in attendance nightly from Ohin-
colleague, Pocomoke city and Snow
Hill and the house is filled to over
flowing every night before the evan
gelist arrives. There were seven
converts on Tuesday night, twelve on
wednesday night and there is nc
question that great revival is On
Valuable assistance is being glvei
Rev. Mr.. Liddell by his wife and nv
year old son, both of whom are Sw w
singers and great musicians a.
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Our line of mems, boys and chiiu'
rans underwear, hats and shoes art
trade winners. See US and save
money. ~
Leatherbury, Belote q TO-
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MR.. E. Smith, my tailor Will
aoain be here on the 18th and l2tn,
Friday and Saturday. Perfect III
is. Mills.
Clothier and Furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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We have just received a cargo OF
2oo, 900 shingles of various sizes anc
quality, which we are offering at low
est market rate.
Martin & Mason Co.,
Harborton, Va.
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New cloaks for ladies, misses anu
children here in great variety OF
STYLES and colorings. Prices reason
able.
Ieatherbury, Beloat & Co.
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PUBLIC AUCTION We Will sell ac
public auction at Leemont on Saeur-
day, October 18th, 2 p. M, the mousse s
hold and kitchen furniture OF Mrs.
Catharine #. Churn, deceased. Terms
made known on day OF sale.
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JAMESTOWN Visitors-Can be ac,
oommodated with good lodging IN
nicely furnished rooms at ~, 10 th GEMS mus
dersigned, formerly of It the 0e Eastern st
park place, Norfolk, on the line OF
the 90 cars running to the Exposition
o oron u~ Your patronage solicited
Mrs. Lulie Edmonds Gallup
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For sALE-valuable farm. known
q .SThe Naples" nicely situated az
M station. If not disposed OF
~ nr;vate contract, will be sold TO
tbe highest bidder, October B. 1917
wv " Mrs. Maggie A. Mears.
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Millinery.
Oscar l.. Ewell,
Adjutant

Mrs. @. NJ. Byrd is now ready 70
supply her customers with ran anu
winter millinery. See advertisements
in this issue for particulars.
The fall opening of Mrs. E. A. Mer-
rill will be on the 9th, 10th ana iiIh
Of October, as appears in an adver-
tisement in another column.
Edmonds Sisters of Wachapreague
will have their millinery opening next
Friday and Saturday, October the li0h
land 18th. Public cordially invited.
Mrs. ]. H. Blackboard is home
from the Northern cities with fall ana
winter millinery and October stn'
10th and 18th will be her opening
days. See ad.
u Misses M. H. and L. E. Doughty
advertise in this issue fall and winter
millinery. Their opening days Will
be Saturday and Monday, OCTOBER
1 9TH ana ibn.
Mrs. Chas. B. Mason and daughter
of Accomac, have returned from Bal
timore with full line OF millinery
and notions for the fall trade and Will
have their opening on Monday and
o Tuesday, October and 8. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
IS am home from the Northern cities
<, with a full line of millinery goods ano
=, ready to wait on customers and mee'
II their wants at fair prices. Thankful
is for past favors and soliciting con
i'd tinuance of the same.
lie Very respectfully,
g. Mrs. Jas. A. Winder,
or Keller, Va.
- am just home from the Norther
~ cities with full line of fall and WIZ
IL ter millinery and will open out tues
Vi dav and Wednesday, October 1st an
"a Cd invite all of my friends to ca
ID and inspect my goods and get IN
"' prices before buying.
VII Yours to please,
Miss Clara E. Duer,
Painter, Va.
G. Tuesday and Wednesday, octoD
9Th and 9th, will show compile
line of pattern hats at prices cheap
thor ever before. You are invited
look at my line before buying els
the where. Call early and make 20
VIZ selection.
IN. Mrs. @. E. Mears,
is Wachapreague, Va
I have been in Baltimore and Phi
rcn delphia for the past few weeks p'
':So chasing a larger and more compile
gin line of millinery than ever oefoi
9Th. NV goods will be open for public
snection Friday and Saturday, DC
r. her 4th and 5th, 1907. Thanking
lion natrons for their patronage IN
as past. very respeoO," 49,.
and Bette H. mar'in,
rec Pungoteague, Va
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Church Notes.
Adjutant HarinanSOH- " e'O VII ?
", No. 1875.

The regular church meeting OF the
Drummondtown Baptist Church VIII
be held Saturday, October 9th, p'm'
A full attendance of the members Is
requested.
Preaching at Atlantic M. P. Churcn
Sunday morning, October, 9th, lo;So
:. m. Protracted meeting will begin
october 18th, instead Of October oth'
Geo. H. Stockdale,
Pastor.
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We have just received and offer f0r
Gale a car load of prime corn.
D, H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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NoTIcE-Came to my house FRIDAY,
september 9th, a young COW, wnlte
feet. tail and back. Owner can ge.
her by proving property and paying
on q r Dy Henry Fosque.
o""' Nelsonia, Va.
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will be at Atlantic for the prac-
tice of my profession on THURSDAY
and Friday, October 10th and li'n
1907. r,,,or
Dentist.
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BIox0m.

Mrs John R. GUSTS entertained
tow friends Monday evening,in honor
Of her niece, Miss Jessica Drummond'
Of Salisbury, Md. Refreshments were
served consisting of ices and cake.
Mrs John R. Custis has returned 10
hor home after a very pleasant stay
of ten days at jamestown. She was
accompanied to jamestown by mel
sister niece and nephew, Mrs. u II
Drummond, Miss Jessica and Master
Herbert, all of Salisbury, Md
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For SALE OR RENTING saily
Dd rGH farm near Horntown, Virginia.
For information apply to
u f. W. Hutchinson,
New Church, Va.
or J. E. Davis,
Onley, Va.
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For RENT-For year 1908, two-horse
.,rn, in Rradford's Neck, now occu-
pleo ny 'A'' E. T. Powell.
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ARE You GOING TO THE EXPOSE
TIoN?-If so, you Will ma coni Snu
able room and board at very reason-
able rates on main car line TO hAPU-
sition and all parts of the Guy. Ap-
ply to MRS. d Norfolk. Va.
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FARM FOR RENT 19oS-Stran iar a1l
located near Parksley, fine truck
farm, abundance of resources; Apply
W Leemont, Va.
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HousEKEEPERs CoMPANIoNSIne
oonk hook of the late Miss Bessie
Gunter can now be furnished to al
who wish to purchase same Tor tne
sum Of s1.25, either by mail or other 1,i =
";se The advance in price is due
70 increase of cost in binding. Every
dollar received for the books, after
deducting expenses, will be used for
church purposes. r,ao
Accomac, Va.
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For RENr-For year 1908. two
horse farm near Middlesex, Il mlie =
Of Mappsburg station. It is high la ana
in excellent state of cultivation anu
well adapted to all kinds OF trucks
WIZ" p' L. G. Ames,
Pungoteague, Va.
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rors FOR SALE-At LeCato station
OaA AA Jno. 8. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.
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For sALE-5O,O 900 round hoops at
right prices. ~ p,,u g. BRO
Onley, Va.
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FOR sALE-Seven head of cattle, 20
hogs, pair mules, 8 years O,o. 9 trsns.
and solid, 25 potato bed frames, Trans rams
planter, 1900 to 1900 bushels OF oysters
and ground on which planted. o
Accomac, Va.
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NorIcE-Al persons having claims ii,iIlI
oaa;nst the estate of George Phliilps,
deceased a will please present same 10
llie az INV Geo. F. Parker,
Trustee.
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NoT1cE-All parties indebted to US Is
On hook account are respectfully but
earnestly requested to settie s ssne;
All accounts past due and not settleo q
nv Oct. 18th will be placed IN the
hands of an officer for collection.
Respectfully
Short & Bloxom.
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NorrcE-Owing to the fact OF con- a..
temnlated change, one member OF our
firm. Mr.. Spencer F. Rogers, pro ,oOS
inc TO withdraw January lst, lsoo'
WE, we earnestly "a request all parties in i
Jehted to ne to come forward and
make settlement of their accounts.
Thanking the public for the patron
ace extended us we beg to remain.
% Jno. W. Rogers & Bros.
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FOR SALE AT ONCE-1O shares OF
Onancock National Bank stock. APP
ply to parIa,ev Va.
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Sept. 26, 1907.

For SALE-The farm owned by the
ho;rs If Elizabeth A. Downing, de-
leased about 3 IL miles from Ex-
more Station, Va. Part OF Ine iosa
tees now live on said farm. POSSESS,
ion can be given Dec. 81, l9oh Apply
" s. II. Matthews,
Norfolk, Va.
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The new shades in grey and tan kid
GLOVES size Z to 10 cost 81. to 81
J. S. Mills,
Outfitter,
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-10-05
Business Notices.

ANOTHER CHALLENGE-mr. ID.
Ross saws the time of acceptance Oh
b;s challenge had expired. de gave
10 days-I did not know that there
was ~ 81 10 days in week before. l acI
o ~"y in a week just as soon as
copld. al thought he wanted morse
Zee He must have been a little ex-
cited when he sent out the challenge
or lost confidence in his mare wh zen
S He ga, cave her a trial on the track. ne ne
nE he did not want to trot puI
one mile and if he thinks his mare
T Tns not got the bottom to trot or
h ss with the old potato hauier,
have another horse 20 years OLD, ina ma,
hos been to the barrel wagon all TN
nnmmer that / will match against nj
mare, half mile heats or one straig !,
nile for a purse of $4,000, i ana giS
him him Is days to get ready; When n n
n r,ns ND the money 1 will show nh
n at he has no trotter and not even
j Good driving horse. | will trot MI II
With either horse with any vemcl
from a barrel wagon to bike nugg,
T. he will accept either challenge II
him come up with his money same
= | have done. w D M;,es