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Silva.

Mrs. Charlie Kelley, we regret to
state, is still i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. L. More, of HorutCwn, is NOV
ing his mill to this place this week.
The sixth and seventh grades of
school at this place will be entertain
cd Inv Mrs. S. w. II. Fletcher, a form
or teacher, at her home near POGO
mOke City, on Saturday, October 3lst'
An oyster supper and free minis
trel,' entertainment will be given by
the Dramatic club of this place on
wednesday, November 4th., afternoon
and night, or if weather is Indictment
next fair night. The invitation is 10
everyone to be present.
Capt. Christian Hanson, native OF
Denmark. who left his home when Ii
Years old. and a resident of Accomac
for the last 80 years, died at his home
at Sinnickson last Saturday, aged
about 70 wears. Funeral services were
held over his remains at Nj. Z. Churcf
of this place of which he was mem
her. conducted by his pastor, Rev. Il
II. ZONES. and interment made III th'
Birmingham burying ground, nea
New Church, with masonic rites D,
his brethren of Temperancevili'
Lodge. A. f. & A. NJ. The deceased
was worthy citizen, and thougl
without relative in this country ha'
many true friends, who appreciate
his worth, to minister unto him In III
last days, to strew his coffin Wit
flowers and to follow him to his las
resting place. His wife, who was
Miss Adelia Marshall, of Philadelphia
and child died several years ago.
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New Church.

Mr.. Ray Y. Lewis spent Sunday IN
Norfolk.
One of our young men seems to
find Wattsville quite an attractive
place.
Messrs. Norman Shield and Claude
Matthews spent Sunday on Chinco-
league.
Mr. Lester Poulson has accepted a
position at NassawadoX as assistant
day agent.
Mrs. ". B. Page and daughter
Leonora, from Texas, are visiting MI
K. q. Horsey.
The young people of the town ar:
nracticIng a drama entitled Miss
ropsy Turvy."
Messrs. J. E. Johnson and j. f
Nelson. Jr., made a flying trip to
Accomac on last Wednesday In theli
automobile.
Mrs. l.. d. Poulson has returned
from Wilmington, where she W@s
called by the death OF her Drolher
law. MIR. w. Il. Wooters, last week.
Mr.. J. Z. johnson spent Sunday az
Norfolk and was accompanied on hl'
return by Mr.. Chlcague anu wiz
VINO are spending Il lew days III Vo""
The visitors in town last week were
Mrs. ;. ID. Marvel and mother, o.
l,aurel; Mrs. 4. r. Revelle, OF Baltl
more; Miss Lottie Tull, OF Mona, AUG
Mrs. NJ. A. Hail, OF Marsh Market
The young people OF this place
nave ORGANIZED a cub having dDOu
3O members on roll and will NEE
l,wice month. Miss Mela BrlUUlhg
nam viii entertain the cluO the mex
meeting.
/ Look out for election day. Tn
ladies' OF the New Baptist Church wal
mold an oyster supper at Mr., Is. Il
Pavue's shop on inns date. Inc NeN
Church brass band will furnish musl
Tor the evening.
The Berea NJ. P. Church will be re
dedicated November 18TH. Preachlh
sunday at IL d. NJ, and p. III. Rev
sherman Phillips, OF salisbury, WI
> conduct both services. Protracle
meeting Will begin that night
The dedication of Chincoteagu
: Baptist Church was a great success
the attendance was large and a sun
Gent amount of money was raised |
. vine out the debt. The members WIS
i to fhank the different denomination
for their liberal contributions.
n Quite a surprise happened on la
n Tuesday. Miss Lena Mock OF Atlal
d tic. who is the governess at Mrs.
F, Ailworth's home, and Mr.. GeorI
Corbin, Jr., of Atlantic, were Marie II
,, at this place 2:3O p. m. Rev. Cha
n Clement married them very quietl
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
October Term 1908.

]. Brooks Mapp qualified to prac-
tice law in courts Ct Accomac.
Samuel L.. Burton resigned as guar
dian of Annie, Irene and John w.
Gaskins and James W. Burton quail
fed as guardian of same.
Upon petition of Alexander o. Bur-
ton and others, an order was entered
for the establishment of separate
election district at Locustville.
Joshua Il. Hudson was appointed
and qualified as guardian OF wine
Elliott. ..
The last will and testament OF
Francis r. Ayres, deceased, was
proved and ordered to be recorded,
and Charles f. Watson qualified as
executor.
John Il. Bull was appointed game
warden for Magisteral District OF
Pungoteague for term of four years.
Thomas II. Pruitt and Emory j.
Elliot qualified as guardians OF LOUIS
| Edward, Amanda Lee and Anllle
Belle Elliott.
Charles Z. Scott was convicted OF
feloniously entering dwelling III night
time with intent to commit larceny
and sentenced TO one year IN penlten-
| UiaTy.
The following iduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: ADULTS of estates OF Mrs.
Virnetta A. Northam, Levi Dix, Rev.
Richard Edwards, Robert j. Taylor,
J William Somers, Solomon BYRD, Sam
uel II. East, Sylvanus w. Russell
ilttleton w. Wharton, colored, VII
liam Needab, colored; trust accounts
OF Arjnthia A. Hickman and husband,
of Henry Crockett, OF j., and Wiie'
John A. Chambers, Douglas HEX
man, Douglas Hickman and wlie,
John IL. kellam and wife and CaUh-
airline Fosque, Geo. Il. Hatton ana
wife, Elmer A. Hopkin and wlf0,
Drummond u Co., Har 'ey L. and
Joseph 5. Bunting, Geo W. Hack,
Jas. Henry " harton; orphan accounts
lof Clarence A. Blake, cora =. East
Arthur b., John +. and Ada V. West
Maggie and Henry X. Byrd, Harry H.
Baker, Mary Z. j. Grinnalds, irene
Annie f.. and Jno. w. Gaskins, AIDE
laide Il. Hall Justis.
William l.. Mock was appointed ano
UUdlllltu do eAbCA VI "
j. Levers, deceased.
BENJAMIN q. Johnson was appoint
ed ana qualified as guardian OF AsDurJ
Holden.
Letters of administration were
granted to Robert 5. Bull, George I
Boggs and W. Pitts Rogers OH thu
estate OF James K. Bull, deceased.
= The last will and testament o
Mary susan Parker, alias Kellam
was proved and ordered 10 be record
: ed.
The following indictments were re
turned as "true biils:" One tor lie
loniously entering Il dwelling hous
in night time with intent TO commi
larceny; one tor petit larceny; on
tor feloniously causing bodily muir
with intent to MAIN &ci one Tor mur
-, der; one for feloniously shooting VIII
intent TO MAIN &c; tour for unlaW
ltully and cruelty beating animals
: lseventy-Uhtee tor unlawtully selling
i wine, adent spirits &C., The most {
them against TWO persons; one 10
y unlawfully carrying concealed Weal
= ons; oAe for unlawfully carrying .
- trade or calling OF merchant o
: sabbath day; three Tor unlawful gan
~ ling.
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HarbOrtOn.

Mr.. VIM. Stakes, of Norfolk, was a
late visitor to This town.
Our popular school teacher, Miss
Susie Rogers, returned from lying
visit to Baltimore last Saturday.
Miss Mary Mock is out again after a
very serious illness. Her many friends
nope TO see her as often as OF old.
Schooner S. X. Martin, Capt. II. o.
Barulsen, is i'll port With load OF
coal tor the Marun & Mason Co.
The returns in the coming election
will be a surprise to a good many IN
this town. Taft seems TO have gooo
many supporters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Adams are cele
brating the anniversary of their 3OtL
wedding day by taking trip through
! the North and East, visiting Ole
friends and relatives.
Our school is gaining fresh scholars
every week and with an addition o.
two more we will have to ask for al
additional teacher. The patrons O
the school appreciate the work an'
efforts of our Faculty in advancing an(
educating their children.
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rlarrlage.
Platt-P Parks.

In the presence of the family and
few guests, a very pretty marriage
ceremony was performed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Parks,
Wednesday morning at 1880 O'Clock
when their daughter, Miss Mabel DIX
Parks, was united in wedlock to Mr..
Charles Paul Platt, formerly OF Hazle-
ton. Pa. but OF late a resident of this
place, Rev. n. n. Lawrence, OF Jen-
kins Bridge, officiating.
The bride was dressed in brown
chiffon broadcloth with hat and gloves
to match and carried white prayer
er book. The groom was dressed
in the regulation black. The parior
was beautifully decorated with white
chrvsantheniums. After a wedding
breakfast the bride and groom lett on
the noon train for trip to New Jer-
sew. Washington, and Richmond.
They will reside here and will be at
home to their friends after November
10Th. They received a number oil
handsome presents.
They have the best wishes of very
large circle of friends for long ana
prosperous married life. D.
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Parksley.

Miss Winnie Parks is on a trip 10
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Colona has returned
from trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Susan X Uber is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wiltbank have
returned from trip to North caro-
lima.
Mr.. w. II. Parks, of E. has fine IL
foot power launch-recelved few
days ago.
Mrs. ]. S. Scott and Miss Sallie T.
Causey are on a visit to Mrs. Il. u
Ames at Pungoteague.
Mrs. A. p. Roberts has returned
from visit of several weeks WITH
| friends in Massachusetts.
Mr.. E. Colona and son, Franklin
spent a few days with the former
parents at Greenbackville recently.
Mrs w. U. Powell was taken tC
hospital at Salisbury, Wednesday by
DIR. f. Drummond, where an opera
ton was performed. She is reported
as doing well.
Mr.. r. A. Causey attended the re
union of the Causey family, held II
Somerset county, Md, last Tuesday
Quite a large crowd was present an'
the day pleasantly spent among rola
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ario p. Platt, of Halle
ton. Pa, and Mr.. Harry Platt, o
Philadelphia, were here this week L
attend the marriage of the former
on. Mr.. Q. p. Platt, TO Miss Made
Parks.
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Onley.

Mrs. Harry T. Mears is in Baltimore
visiting her aunt, Miss Bette Ross
The dwelling of Mr.. J. II. Beach,
board has been recently painted ana
now "a thing of beauty"
Mrs. Weech gave an interesting
temperance lecture at Onley inns
week. While here she was the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Savage.
Mr.. Gwinn L. BelOte is candidate
for general inspector of Produce Dx
change, and not general manager a.
reported in. last issue of paper.
Mr.. William Rue, a highly, respect
ed and esteemed citizen, died last Sat
urdav. October oath, at the home o
his son, Mr.. Geo. e. Rue, Onley
aged about 60 years. He had been Il
had health for some time.
The following from this place wer'
in attendance at the w. Q. U. Conven
ton held on Chincoteague this week
Mrs. Cordie Parks; Mrs. Eva PARKS
Mrs. Sue James, Mrs. G: X. waters
Mrs. Sadie Savage, Miss Helen oaVag
and Miss Kittie James.
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Confederate Reunion.

Editor of Enterprise-With your
nermission. and in behalf OF the mem
hers of Harmanson-We Vest Camp, Con
federate Veterans, | wish To thank
the citizens of Parksley, and all
Others who aided them IN any way,
for the great success OF the reunion
recently held there. Without their
aid and active corporation, nothing
conld have been done. TO the peo-
nile of Parksley and vicinity who
iabored so faithfully and SO generous
lv, who gave so much OF their time
and means, we feel especially under
a debt of gratitude, and shall ever
remember their hospitality and devo-
ton. No reunion has ever been, OF
ever can be more successful. IL was
not only pleasure tor the members
of the camp 10 have been there, but
| am sure TO all Others as well.
Some may ask, why such reunions
why not let the oead past bury lit
dead? [ cannot answer, better thar
TO ouote the Rev. DR.. B. Nj. Palmer
VINO said at the Memphis reunion
shortly before his death, 1T Is thirty
five wears since the Confederate wal
was closed-and almost thlrty-nlnt
since it began, and 1t Is sometimes
asked why we should STIR the ashe'
of that ancient feud why we shoulC
not bury the past in its own future
10 this question, comrades, we re
turn the answer with voice loud a
seven thunders-because 1t IS history
because it is our history and the his
( tory of our dead heroes, who shall
not 20 without their fame, as long a
there are men who wore the gra
they will gather the charred emDer
of their old campfires, and in tn
blaze OF these reunions tell the stor
of me martyrs who fell i'll defense o
country and OF truth"
Respectfully,
Frank Fletcher,
Commander.
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Saturday, October 81, 1908
Sales advertised in Enterprise.

Sales advertised in Enterprise.
Thursday, November 10Th, by Alma
p. Savage, near EXmore, horses
mules, &c.
Thursday, November 18th, 10 a. M
near Accomac G. H., by j. IL.
Fletcher, Jr., attorney-in-fact Ior
s. A. Lewis, horses, corn, fodder,
hogs, &c.
Tuesday, November 10th, by Frank
III. Tull, Jr., near Wisharts
Point, horses, COWS, hogs, &c.
Tuesday, November, 18th, by Q. =.
Beckett, near Dingley's MILL
horses, hogs, corn, &c.
Wednesday, November 18th, by George
w. East, near Onancock, horse
COW, carts, household furniture
&C.
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A Card.

Dear Mr.. Editor-Please allow me
through your paper to express my
heartfelt thanks and earnest appre-
citation to the good people of this Sec
tion of Acc0mack for their loving
kindness to me and my family during
my recent illness.
I am thankful to say that l am now
rapidlv improving and expect to be
able to meet my congregations al
Evergreen and Craddock next Sun
day.
Sincerely yours,
Jno. w. Nicholson, Sr.
Pungoteague, Va
Oct. 2S, 1908.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware.
paints. &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 for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber %.
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Business Notices.

PUBLIC SALE will sell at public
auction on my premises near Wishart,
Tuesday, November 10th, beginning
at 10 a. M, personal property IN part
as follows: one horse, sound and gen
tie, works perfect to sprouter, Two
COWS, one true Alderney coming
fresh to pail soon after Xmas the
other Holstein coming fresh to pail in
early Spring, one brood SOW with SIX
pigs, ten shoats all Poland China one
horse cart, one surrey with lamps and
mud tenders, 70 barrels OF corn, Ii
stacks good fodder, 63, s feet potato
bed frames and other farming imple-
ments too numerous to mention
Terms made known on day of sale.
Frank II. Tull, Jr.,
Wishart, Va.
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H. E.. McCleary will be at 7. H.
Nelson's stables at Accomac Z. b.,
Va. Wednesday and Thursday, No.
vember 4th and 5th, with 20 horses
and mules In this lot will be some
mules weighing over 1000 lbs. each.
This load Of horses and mules will be
for sale or trade, and must be as rep
resented, and will be the best load we
have ever had.
~ McCleary & Nelson.
October %, 1908.
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When the little tot came home from
school she says. mama, the teacher
asked me to-day what was "blacker
than a crow?u Well dear, what was
your answer? I told her | did not
know but thought from papa's look
last night it was the baltimore sun
No matter if you wear black brown
Green castor or navy coat, short or
long length, cheap or good quality, we
can suit you. Also childrens' and
Misses coats from $3.50 UP.
Davis & Justice,
The home of good shoes:
Wattsville, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-As attorney in
fact. / will sell at public auction on
the premises of s: A. Lewis, near
Accomac @. H., on Thursday, Noyem-
Der 10Th. beginning at 10 a. m, very
valuable property of said Lewis IN
part as follows: horses, (2,3 year
old, broken to buggy and farm, Iby
Jack Brerton"O, COWS giving milk,
Il Jersey and Holstein), hogs, corn,
(atout IT'S bbIs), fodder, (about 70
sta eks) 2 buggies, speed cart, 2 horse
carts, 100 or more potato bed frames,
icy press, fowl, including fine geese,
farming implements, household anO
kitchen furniture. Terms $ $1,000 cash,
over that amount note of II months
ano security, carrying interest from
day of sale. No reserve bids.
j. III. Fletcher, Jr.,
Attorney in fact for 5. A. Lewis.
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When in need of drygoods we would

When in need of dry goods we would
he pleased to show you our line, con-
sisting of Henriettas, poplar cloth,,
Bionheim plaids, Venitians &c, and
many with the side bands effects, also
blankets, comforts, trunks, satchels,
carpets. mattings, rugs, oil cloth and
1indIeums in rose pattern effects. Large
oesortment and low prices for above.
Davis g. Justice,
Where quality counts,
Wattsville, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at my
residence near Onancock, Wednesday,
November 18th, the following personal
property: good farm horse, CARTS
in good condition, farming imple-
ments. household and kitchen turni-
ture. 1 grade COW, fresh to the pail
potato bed frames and glass. Sale
will begin at 1890 a. m.
George w. East.
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AftorneY Dbl fact fOr 5.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises near
Dingley's mill, Tuesday, November
17th, beginning at 10 a. M, all OF my
personal property in part as follows:
two horses, two carts, one buggy,
hogs. corn, fodder, potato bed frames,
farming implements, household and
kitchen furniture. Terms made known
on day of sale. Z. =. BecKeO'
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Missionary neetlng.

THE Belle Haven Womans Foreign
Missionary Society will meet Mon
day. November ID, at the residence
of Miss Mamie Doughty at 2 pam. All
The members are urged to be present
TO hear the report from the annual
and letters from their scholarship
Elizabeth, Mass.
Secretary.
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If yoa have not purchased your fall
shoes and want to save money III
quality and price give us call and
after Won examine our line we Will
leave the results with you.
Davis & Justice,
The home of good shoes,
Wattsville, Va.
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For RENT-For year 1909 or term OF
wears. for cash or share, three farms,
WITH cleared land desired, near Hunt,
ing Creek. Extra good land and
outbuildings and plenty OF manure.
Can deliver 100 barrels of potatoes a
day with one horse.
F. G.. Lewis,
Hopkins, Va.
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Manipulating had six years ex-
perience with all the latest implemets
for pulling stumps, preparing new
ground, and moving houses, l now
offer my services to The people of Ac-
comack and Northampton counties
by day or contract. Strict attention
given to all business.
G.. II. Gravenor,
Rue, Va.
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FOR SALE-One hundred thousand
half round No. 1 Maple hoops-wiii
sell cheap. Will deliver same on cars,
or on Folly Creek or Onancock Creek
Address the undersigned.
Liliston & Mock,
Tasley, Va.
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If you think of having suit made
strictly to. your measure, with
Guarantee that if it does not fit you
are not wanted to accept it, see my
line of samples. arm,
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Position WANTED-Young man, ~
wears old, with 4 years experience
desires position as salesman IN gen
era store. Best reference, where
merit can win advancement.
P. o. Box "A,
GAINESVILLE, Va.
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NOTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from oystering or tres
passing in any way upon the lands
leased by us of James &. Mock, under
penalty of prosecution to full extent
pf law G. T. Mears,
Thomas Booth.
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For RENT-For year 1909 my 3horse
farm on seaside, near HOMETOWN Tor
cash or share. Plenty OF resources,
plenty of pasture aud good buildings
on same. Apply TO
K. j. Bunting,
Chincoteague, Va.
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For SALE-At a bargain my fast
sailing bateau, all in good condition.
]. II. Stevens.
Wachapreague, Va.
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For SALE-Four shares of Eastern
Life Assurance Company stock. Sold
very reasonable if disposed of at once.
Address Y,
Care of "Enterprise,n
Accomac, Va.
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Watch our shoe counter from DC
tober 31st to November 1OUh. Gooos
worth from 81 so to So 90 all for 81. OF
for days only. whitman
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"Stetson'' hats in soft and stills, In
brown, black and green. r
j. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-An Alderney COW, solid
color, 8 years old, perfect beauty,
was awarded the premium at the talr
when year old. viii be fresh to the the
pail next spring. viii take thirty-hye
dollars for her. She has had l calf.
Reason for selling, am not going 10
L. II. Wescott,
Keller. Va.
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For sALE-1 wind mill-'Good-
hueu-4O it. tower, in good condl-
ton. Also 2 inch cypress tank, ca
pacity $50 gallons. Tank as good as
new. Will sell cheap.
B. T. Gunter.
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For SALE-A nice"Jack Brereton"
horse 4 years old on February 23rd,
1905. Will sell very reasonable.
B. T. Coard,
Accomac O. H., Va.
October End, 1908.
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Popular shapes in feathers for all
sizes in boys and mems footwear
j. S. Mills.
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October 2nd, 1908.

For SALE-At private CONTRACT my
livery at Keller. Reason for selling
propose to engage in drug business
For particulars apply to
Bernard LeCato,
Keller, Va.
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NoTICE-Strayed away from my
premises a red male calf, months
Old. Information suitably rewarded.
A. j. LillistOn.
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For SALE-Several good horses
suitable for farm and road, three OF
them especially fine family horses
Guaranteed to be as represented.
G. d. wilkins,
Accomac, Va.
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sTRAYED AwAY-On the 18th of
October, yellow, long haired sheP-
heard. The finder will be suitably
rewarded. nm
Rue, Va.
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Nor1cE-All persons are hereby for
warned from cunning or otherwise
tres passing on my premises near Me-
tom pkin, under penalty OF prosecu-
ton to the full extent of law.
Louis Shreves.
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FOR SALE-A pair of young mules
about 40 sheep and few cattle.
II. L. Warren,
Bullbeggar, Va.
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NOTICING cunning or dogs al,
low I'd on the farm or woods rehueu
by ne. j. W. E"'O'
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Special bargains for next III days Ill
ladies and children's shoes at
Ashby & Hickman's
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FOR RENT-For 1909 my residence
in EXmore, va.
Mrs. E. P. Mapp.
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For SALE-14 Cotswod sheep, price
$500 each. D. Il; James, ~,