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NEIGHBORH0OD NOTES.
OnancOck.

The ladies of the Nj. L. Church
South, will hold bazaar Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Miss Carrie L. Beloate, of Horn
town, is still quite sick at the home
of Mr.. Abel G.. Kelly.
Mrs. Thomas N. Joynes. of Pitts
burg, is the guest of Mrs. Robert l.,
Hopkins at Ingleside.
Miss Louise Kerr, of late the guest
of Miss Pansy E. wilkins, has re-
turned to her home in Middletown,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. IL. Ely, of New
York, and MIR. James w. Lalor, OF
Philadelphia, are at the home OF Mr..
t. w. Taylor.
Mrs. B. Il. Fitchett and Miss Susan
Fitchett, who have been the guests of
Mrs. George Lee Fosque, have re-
turned to Cape Charles.
Mr.. r. L. Hopkins left on Mondays
steamer for w ,shingt M, DC, where
he will attend the annual meeting of
the Rivers and HarbOrs Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison, of
late the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. @.
Cornick at the rectory, left for their
home at W0stover, Va, Saturday.
Mrs. George Fairey, nee Miss Alice
McKown, a former resident OF Oman
cock, died of pneumonia at her home
in Orangeburg, South Carolina, FRI
day.
A literary society has been organ
lied by the pupils of the Onancock
High School. Interesting debates
are held every other Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Elli3tt Johnston, formerly of
Wachapreague, and Mr.. Beverley W..
Matthews, of Baltimore, were mar
ried in Wilmington, Del, Monday
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Ames, of Pungteagoue,
and Miss Give Martin. of Harborton,
who have been visiting Miss Marga-
ret G oton, at the Naples, have re-
turned to their respective homes.
MIR. Wm.T. Bundick, the well known
Temperance and Chatauqua lecturer,
diel at his home here early Wednes-
day morning, following stroke of
paralysis Saturday night. He was
born near LocustmOunt in AccOmac
county, February 18th, 1877. In early
lite was engaged in mercantile pur-
suits and until about 1890, when he
became a lecturer and author, gaining
a national reputation. His last con-
tinued engagement was in Nebraska
dnrihg the past summer. Funeral
services were held in the Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon and in
terment made in Onancock cemetery.
He is survived by a widow and four
children, one son and three daugh-
tiers, all of whom are grown.
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New Church.

Mr.. J. Z. Johnson made business
trip to Parksley last Tuesday.
Mr.. E J. Allen, of Norfolk, made
a short visit to our town on 4th inst.
Misses AdeAa Paradee and Beulah
Mock, of Stockton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jacob White.
There will be a Xmas entertain
ment in Chincoteague Baptist Church
on Christmas day at night
Mr.. Lester Poulson, who has been
very sick with fever, is improving
rapidly and we are glad to report ID
out again.
Mr.. Frank Henry and bride, of In
verness, Fla, are home on their we'd
ding trip. Were married on the 18th
of November.
The ladies of New Church will hold
bazaar in B L. Payne's harness
shop on Friday and Saturday after
moons and evenings, December 18th
and 10Th. Fancy articles of beauti-
full and artistic designs, toys and
many things suitable for Xmas pres
ents will be offered for sale. Oysters
and ice cream will be served both
evenings. Come and have good
time, buy your Xmas presents and
help good cause. The proceeds will
he applied to the building of the new
Baptist Church at this place.
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Chincoteague.

Rev. e. II. Garter has been called
to Union Baptist Church.
Mr.. Thos. PruitJ has opened large
5 and 10 cent store here
Sylvester Kirbin, one of our bar
bers, has moved to New Church and
opened shop there.
Mr.. Thomas Chsrricks has succeed
ed Mr.. l.. Feddeman as pilot on
Steamer Chincoteague.
Mrs. John Lewis is quite sick with
typhoid fever. A trained nurse from
Norfolk is in attendance on her.
Messrs. Edward Gillis, E.E Adams,
Archie Jones and other merchants
are in city purchasing Xmas goods.
A large stock and big display of
Xmas goods by the merchants here
and no one need leave home to get
what they want.
Miss Ella Watson, graduate of
Goldeys College, has accepted posi-
ton of assistant boOkkeeper with
Wheaton Mercantile O..
Mr.. o. d. Doughty, proprietor of
the Atlantic Hotel, is the champion
porker man again this season. He has
killed two, IS months old, weighing
5S2 and $40 pounds.
Mrs. VIM. Powell and Mrs. J B.
Jones, of Ocean City, are visiting
friends here; Capt. S j. Mumford and
wife are with friends in Cape Charles;
Mrs. J. T.. Matthews is visiting her
daughter at Mystic, Conn.
Steamer Kenosha bound from Bal
timore to Boston, with 1850 tons of
soft coal on board, crew of 10, sprang
le * and sank in Toms Cove on 9th
inst. She is now full of water and
cannot, it is thought, be fl dated.
A contest is on here for the presi
dency of the l.. l.. Dirickson, Jr.
Banking Co. Mr.. d. j. Wheaton
has bought about $50, 900 worth of the
stock, which gives him the controll-
ing interest and is a candidate for the
position.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
II. Berris, Jas. Bloxom, d. @. Penne-
well, w. Il. Wise, N E. Lester, Bal
timore; r. B. Black, @. Q. Allen.
Philadelphia; J. @. Jones, N. Powell,
Wilmington; A. P. Goodwin, D. F.
Miller, Harrisburg; V. s. Coleton,
Richmond; II. S. Johnson, Chester,
Pa; B l.. Lingo, Millsboro; r. L.
Coulter, Georgetown; Z. 3. Davis,
Laurel; L. E. Mears, l.. Phillips, VIM.
Coard, H. r. Boggs, G. W. Gillespie,
AccOmac.
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TemperanceYllle.

The large flight of woodcock of late
in this section indicates, it is stated.
a severe winter.
The handsome dwelling of Mr.. Jas.
Hartman is nearing completion and
is quite an addition to uptown.
Messrs. Henry E. Byrd & Son have
gotten in full stock of Xmas goods,
and an especially fine line Of ladies
and childrens cloaks and rugs at low
prices.
Quail and woodcock plentiful in
this section but to the shame of the
Game Association no protection is
given them. A warden ought to be
put on duty.
DIR. o. F. Byrd, of Portsmouth, was
a welcome visitor to our town on
Thanksgiving and while here was the
guest of his uncle, Mr.. Henry 4. Byrd.
He spent part of the time on his an
nual hunt for quail and woodoock and
took fine bunch of the birds home
with him.
Large additions are being made to
the old Brodwater home by the pres
ert owner, Mr.. E. F. Guillette, and a
part of it will be opened as hotel
with first-class accommodations early
in the new year. 1t has been needed
here for long time and will greatly
help the old town.
William Allen, an industrious and
inoffensive colored man, was shot and
killed on Sunday night at a place
near Atlantic, known as "The Oaks"
by Douglas Wharton, colored. The
tragedy is due, it is reported, to a
game of crap and whiskoy inbibed by
them at Sunday walking speak
easy"
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Capeville. Dec. 5, p. m. 6, a. m.
Cape Charles, Dec. 6, p. m. z, a. m.
Cheriton, Sunnyside,
Dec. g. 3 p. M; Z, 2. p. m.
Hog Island, Dec. 8, p. m.
Franktown Dec. 1913, a. m.
Belle Haven Dec. 10, 1880 pm. IA, am.
Wachapreague, Smiths Chapel,
Dec. 10, p. M; 20, a. m.
Keller, Garrison's,
Dec. 20, p. M; 81, a. m.
Pungotesgue, Dec. 26-27, a. IN.
Onancock, Jan. %, a. m.
Onley and louisville, louisville,
Jan. 3, p. M; 4, a. m.
Atlantic, Downings, Jan. 9-10, a. IN.
Pocomoke. Jan. 10, p. M; II, a. m.
Drummondtown,
Jan. 16, p. n. II, a. m.
Bloxom, Guilford,
Jan. II, p. M; IS, a. m.
The District Stewards for the East
ern Shore District will meet at Onley,
Dec. 10, at II m.
w. H. Edwards, P. E..
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Parksiey.

Miss Novella Sledge is on a visit Il
relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. John M. Parks has killed the
largest porker so far in this section
1888 pounds.
Mr.. Jesse Matthews. of Whining
ton, was home for short time this
week to attend funeral OF his aunt
Mrs. w. @. Crosley.
Mrs. J. II. Markland arrived here a
few days ago. Mr.. MARYLAND will fol
low in a short time when they will
make their home here.
Mrs. Minnie O. Crosley, wife of Mr..
w. Cooke Crosley, died at her home
near here early Monday morning of
septicemia in the 35th year of her
age The disease was caused by hav-
ing a tooth extracted about three
weeks ago Funeral services were held
over her remains tuesday afternoon
at Leemont M. p. Church by Rev. d..
S. Johnson and interment was made
in Liberty cemetery here. She was
a fine Christian lady, of kind DISPOSE
ton and very patient in her suffering.
She leaves beside her husband, two
sisters and two brothers, and Will be
much missed in the family circle and
among her friends.
Thanksgiving services were held in
the Nj. p. Church here on that cay,
Rev. q. M. Clayton, pastor. Rev. h:
ID. Stone preached at II a. M, and
Rev. w. b. Jp3efnd at p. M, after
which the burning of about $500
worth of p rsonage bonds took place,
thereby cancellIng the debt, which
had been raised by weekly payments
of stated amoun-s for 20 weeks by
members and friends of the church.
The ladies also furnished an elegant
dinner and supper and served salads
and creams while the Twilight Quar-
tet sang several selections, all of
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
the large crowd present.
Mr.. r. Lee Walker, son of Mr..
Robert w. walker, died at Maryland
University Hospital, Baltimore, Sun
day morning, aged 81 years. He was
taken there a few months ago and an
operation performed from which he
never recovered. He was very
worthy young man and had the es-
TEEN of everyone in this section.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
r. F. Staples, were held in Baptist
Church here Tuesday afternoon and
interment was made in Parksley
cemetery. The members of Jr o.
u. A. Mechanics held services ut the
grave, and delegation of Cape
Charles Lodge, p. S. 0. of A, was
present, in both of which orders he
was a member. He leaves father,
several brothers and sisters.
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In Mem0rIam.

In loving remembrance of my dear
father. James III. Beloate, who de-
parted this life after an illness OF two
years, May IL, 1905, aged GA years.
All that loving hearts could do was
done but to no avail.
Death has robbed me of my father,
OF the one | loved so well,
He is taken from this earth of sorrow,
Home with Jesus to dwell.
/ wanted you my father
To live with me so bad,
To think what you suffered,
But in Heaven | shall be glad.
Dear father, could you but speak to
And could you live again,
MY loving heart would then be healed
But this / wish in vain.
Farewell, dear father, but not for
ever,
There will be a glorious dawn,
We shall meet to part, no never,
On the resurrection nom.
By his daughter,
Ella.
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Oniey.

A valuable fodder stack of Mr.. W.
F. White was burned few days ago.
A new dwelling, to be occupied by
Mr.. @. r. Savage, is nearing compile
ton.
Mrs. Sue James, Mrs. Harry Joynes
and Miss Kitty James left for Nor
folk on Monday.
Mr.. L. J. Savage, of the firm of Saw
age & Ames, was in Philadelphia this
week on business trip.
Mr.. William T. Dunton. promi-
nent citizen of Northampton, father
of Mr.. Charles Dunton, of this place,
died IN Baltimore Tuesday. He had
been in hospital there for treatment
for several days.
Among the late visitors to town
were Mr. Edward A. Belote, of Maps
burg, Miss BERTHE Waddy, of POGO
make City, Mrs. DR.. Uber, of Parks
ley, Mr.. j. B. Taylor, of Life Saving
service and Mr.. Frank Sturgis, of
Northampton.
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Duer-Mears.

Mr.. John Henry Duer, of Craddock-
Vile, and Miss Hattie Willis Mears, of
Wachapreague, were the contracting
parties in pretty church wedding
Wednesday evening, in the M. E..
Church, South, at Wachapreague,
Revs. Otto Wright and J. II. Nichol-
son officiating. The happy couple
left on the night express for Washing
ton City for short trip, after which
they will be home to their friends,
near Painter, Va.
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Belle Haven.

Mrs. @. D. Crawley and her daugh-
ter, Charlotte, are visiting relatives
on the Western Shore.
The fruit cakes and other Xmas
delicacies in the show windows of
the Belle Haven bakery look tempt
ing.
Mrs. John H. Johson, of Richmond,
is still with her mother, Mrs. War
rington, who continues quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Savage.
Miss Laura Hopkins has given up
her position in the telephone office at
this place and is now teaching school.
The vacancy is being filed by Miss
Helen Wyatt.
Mr.. J. T. Ashby, of GAINESVILLE, has
purchased of Mr.. W. 3 Shield the
w. J. LeCato farm at the new post
office known as Shields, midway be-
tween Charlottesville and Belle Haven.
Mr.. S. S. Mapp has gone to his new
farm near NassawadOX; Mr.. w. O..
Phillips will resume his horse dealing;
Mr.. j. l.. Winder with Burleigh l..
Scott, as manager, has filed the
store lately occupied by Mapp &
Phillips.
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We will reduce our prices on all
ready-made clothing from now on;
We nave some small sizes. We VIII
sell for $500 suit worth from $500
to $1,000. Must be sold. If you want
bargains come and see us and you will
find them.
d. H. Johnson & Son,
ParksleY, Va.
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The name "Sartorius' has been
connected with the jewelfy business
% years in the minds Of the residents
of Accomac county. Come to see me
for your Xmas goods. Low prices
for the quality of goods.
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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To do the people justice we have to
make mention of our shoe line. We
think we have the most complete line
OIL the Shore in mems. ladies, misses,
boys and childrens of all qualities.
We are headquarters on footwear.
The people say so.
D. IL. Johnson & Son.
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have with me now, a watch
maker and jeweler from Baltimore,
and can give you your work promptly
and quickly, usually while you wait.
Bring in your work before Christmas
rush.
Jno. W. Duncan.
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Marriages.
Walker-Alberino.

Mr.. George Jackson Walker, of
Belle Haven, and Miss Carrie Evelyn
Alberino, of Newport News, were
married on the 9th inst. The we'd
ding took place at the home of Mrs.
r. Lockwood King, a sister OF the
groom at Salisbury, Md. The couple
left on the noon express for short
trip to Philadelphia and other cities,
including Baltimore and Washington.
On their return they will reside in
Belle Haven.
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We can please the newly married
couples in furnishing their homes, as
we have just received heavy invoices
of furniture of every description and
will gladly show you the largest line
ever displayed on the Shore.
Pate & Mason.
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Business Notices.

SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
will sell at public auction at Maps
burg, Va, Saturday, December 10th,
1905, beginning at o'clock one good
farm horse, and all my farming i'm
PIGMENTS, consisting of double wagon,
two carts, "Shangle Paris green
sprayer, two "Spangler" fertilizer
distributors, disc harrow, double drag,
plows. double and single, dayton
wagon, harness &c. Terms cash or
bankable note.
N. B. Wescott.
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When in need of first-class turn
out for weddings or anything that
calls for a fine looking team phone
or see me, as have just gotten in
several new buggies and surreys.
Joe Oliver, Accomac .. ii.
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In carpets, art squares, mattings,
oil cloth, and all kinds of floor cover
ing, we have a good line to sell
cheap, don't fail to see this line. We
buy from manufacturers and can I'M
dersell. D. H. Johnson & Son.
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Mrs. Drusilla Bundick, a most es-
Unable lady, widow of the late Geo
t. Bundick and mother of Rev. Geo.
w. Bundick, died Tuesday at her
home at Modestown, aged about so
years.
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BANQUET at HaIlwood.

Hallwood Lodge. No. $40, Indepen--
dent Order Odd Fellows, will hold
their first annual banquet in the Jr.
o. U. A. M. Hall, Hallwood, Decem-
Der 2Sth at O'Clock p. m. All MEM
bers are requested to bring their wife
or friend. III. ). Haley,
Secretary.
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Deaths.

Mr.. Thomas II. G. Poulson, a native
of this county aud gallant Confeder-
ate soldier, died at the Soldiers
Home, Richmond, on Monday and
was buried in Hollywood cemetery.
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"Hole-proof hosiery" is what the
trade is calling for and we have them
for men, women and children. we
also have the EVERY ear" line.
r. l.. Shield & Co.
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When you come to Parksley for
your dry goods, come down on the
corner for your candies, fruits &c. l
have the largest and best line In the
county. CroWson.
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Its perfectly natural for you to be
looking around for something that
will please your fancy and not over
burden you with the price asked.
Well meet you here in every particu-
lar.
Pate & Mason.
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Werner-Melson.

Mr.. Harry Werner and Miss Maggie
J. Nelson, both of near Accomac Q.
H., were married in Pocomoke City
early Monday morning. They are
now at home to their friends at Acco-
mac q. II.
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A warm reception" is ready for
any man, young or old, who will take
the trouble to come TO our store and
look over our line of suits and over
coats. Pate & Mason.
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We have the incest line of Xmas
goods on the Shore and everything is
priced at fair margin. No fancy price
charge on these goods. We have
something for everyone. We advise
early buying.
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want everybody who is intending
to buy anything in the jewelry line to
call and see my display OF jewelry
and get my prices. A big stock and
prices lower than ever before. Call
at once.
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler.
Parksley, Va.
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Shop early in the day early in De-
cember thereby get the choice gifts,
toys, dolls &c. &c.
Leatherbury, Belote & %.
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NoTIcE--The undersigned will sell
at public auction at Painter, va, on
Monday, December 21st, 1908, at 2
O'Clock p. M. one Superior wheel disc
harrow. This harrow is in perfect
condition and one of the best make OF
harrows on the market-a rare chance
to get bargain.
A. II. Hickman.
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Dates, candy from 10 cents to S1.OO
per h., each brand leader, sold as
low as the grades can be sold-no old
stock; crauberries-only the Cape
Cod brand comes in our store. Nuf sed.
CroWson.
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A beautiful and nobby line of gents
furnishings just received for the holt
day trade. Top notchy styles, swell
up-to-date patterns. Fashionable
fabrics well made at
Pate & Mason.
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Silver and plated ware in every
thing useful. Don't fail to see the
display. You certainly will be pleased
at Pate & Mason's.
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225 suits clothing for boys, youths
and men at about and below cost at
the busy corner. Come early.
Bloxom & Son,
Mappsville.
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Beware o. the jewelry you find in
dry goods stores. 1t not the same
grade to be found in jewelry stores.
A jewelry store for jewelry.
W. b. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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Sales advertised in Enterprise.

Sales advertised in Enterprise.
Saturday, December 18th, at Keller,
by Bernard LeCato, entire livery
outfit.
Saturday, December 10th, 1908, at
Mappsburg, by n. B. Wescott'
horse, farming implements, &c
Monday, December 21st, 1908, near
Painter, by Paul @. Ayres, trustee,
corn and fodder.
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$500 new stock Xmas jewelry, also
candy, nuts and toys at
Bloxom's, Mappsville.
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Figs, currants and raisins-no cold
storage stock-but the best that money
could buy at
Crowson's, Parksley.
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See our ad in this issue. We must
reduce our immense stock.
r. l.. Shield & Co.
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This store tells of Xmas goods
everywhere. Holiday tokens on
every side. Everything has caught
the Xmas spirit at
= Pate & Mason's.
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For bargains in furniture, iron beds,
rugs. linolium and trunks go to
Bloxom q Son,
Mappsville.
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For SALE-Ten (1O) shares of the
stock of Farmers aud Merchants Ma
tional Bank, Onley, Va, and five 90
shares of the E. s. of Va. Fire In
surance. For prices &C., address
tx"
Care of ENTERPRISE.
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10 days rug sale at A. II. G. Mears,
Wachapreague, va.
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LosT-On Friday, November 9th,
somewhere on the streets of Onley,
gold enamelcd brooch, small diamond
in centre. Reward if returned to
Mrs. f. w. Battaile,
Onley, Va.
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Santa Claus has arrived at A. H.
G. Mears', Wachapreague, Va.
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Cloaks, furs and suits up to the
in style here at bargain prices.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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Santa Claus big pack busted at
Belote & Co.'S Big Store.
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We have the best line of toys we
have ever had for Xmas.
AshhY & Hickman.
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FOR SALE-House and lot owned by
E. E. Corbett and located in the town
of Onancock. This property Is To-
Gated on Main street of said town,
has a good size lot connected there
with, and the buildings ale in good
condition. Possession of the premi-
ses can be given, if the purchaser
should desire, on January LIT, 1909.
For further information, see or adj
Warner Ames, Attorney,
Onancock, Va.
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Ladies cloaks and suits at greatly
reduced prices here.
Lealherbury, Belote & Co.
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In cut glass and fancy china we
have large lot, also in silver plated
table ware. We have nice line and
the prices you will find low.
ID. II. Johnson & Son.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-12-12

Dinner sets in German and Havi'
land china from $3.50 to $50 90 at
Pate q Mason's.