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take Pineules. They are guaranteed.
Don't suffer fl ON rheumatism, back
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Get them today. Sold by Tonopah
Drug Co.
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ASSEMBLY DANCE.

The Assembly dances will be re-
sumed on next Friday night, when
the first of the new series will be
given at Miners hail. These dances
were largely attended by Tonopah's
elite during the early winter, and
their renewal is regarded with a
great deal of pleasure. There will
be the usual good music, good dane
ing and good time.
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First baptist Church.

Services for the present will be
held in the old school house. Sunday
school at 10 a. M; preaching at IL
a. M; Bible study at the residence
of DR.. King on Thursday at 1880 p.
m. A cordial invitation to all Rev.
G. n Gardner. pastor.
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nARROW letter.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.-Clar-
ence barrow of Chicago, who was
operated on at the California hos
pital few days ago for mastoiditis
is improving. The physicians in at
tendance today regarded his condl-
ton as favorable and believe that
the operation ultimately will prove
complete success.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-26
wAsHoE PIONEER DEAD.

Charles w. Wright died at Bodie
a few days ago. He was pioneer
of Washoe county, having arrived in
Washoe Valley in 1868. He after
wards followed mining in different
camps, spending the last years of his
existence at Bodie.
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NOTICE.

Knights of Pythias. Mizpah Lodg,
No. 25. will hold meetings every
Monday night. All members are re
quested to attend.
CHAS. II. SPARKS.
I-2aGt X. of II. and 5.
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It will be unnecessary to go
through a painful, expensive opera
ton for Piles II you use ManZan.
Put up In a collapsible tube with
nozzle. ready to apply. For any form
of Piles. Prices soc For sale by
Tonopah Drug Co.
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ToNoPAH DANCING CLUB.

The Tonopah Dancing Club held
another of it's reunions last night,
and Miners Hall vas comfortably
filled with the devotees of Terpsi-
chore. The music was jolly, the
floor in fine shape, and the enter
tainment came to an end all too soon
for the majority of the dancers.
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ness and sick headache. Price 25c
Sold by -onopah Drug Co.
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MILLIONS WANTED FOR CENSUS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Director
asked the House Committee on Cen
sus for an appropriation of $4,000
900 to defray the cost of taking the
census of the United States for 1910.
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The finest grade of liquors ana
cigars can he found at the Nevada
Club. II
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MEXICAN MURDERS
A mining Man

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 25.-Tele-
grams from chihuahua, Mexico, says
that Otto RAIDER, an American mining
man employed by Los Angeles mine
owners, and fourteen-year-old
Mexican girl, were murdered at Ur-
ique, remote Mexican mining town
in the Sierra Madres, by brother
of the girl, who objected to her leav-
ing home with RAIDER.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Following is the meteorological re-
port for the week ending January q,
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once.
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Oficial in Charge
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Onley.

Mrs. Edith Davis, of Baltimore, was
the guest this week of Mr.. ana MIS-.
James E. Davis.
Mr. Floyd Williams, of Richmond,
was the guest of Mr.. Geo. Is. savage
several days this week. Mr.. George
Davis visited relatives at Wardtown
last week.
~Tbe L. t. Us. will meet at home OF
Nrs Sadie Savage, Saturday, 2.3O p.
NJ ~ and W. G. It. US. at home OF Mrs.
N ~. "rN KeHv on Tuesday afternoon
next, O'Clock.
Mr. Geo w. MAliner and family
have occr ed the Wa6dy Hotter "a. al
this place Gently purchased " ILL., ~ -
and the same will te opened for sVs
patronage of the public next Monday.
Mrs. Margaret a. Parker died Fri
day. 18th inst, at her home, near On
lev. aged 50 years. Funeral services
were held at her late home on Satur-
dav. conducted by Rev. j. ID. Hosler
and remains inferred in family bury
ing ground. One son, Mr.. George W.
Parker, and a daughter, Mrs. FANNIE
Core, survive her.
The Onley public school opened last
Monday under most favorable auspl-
ces with Mr.. Jas. G. Mock and Misses
Virginia Nelson and May LeCato as
its iea cheers. Promptly at 8 O'Clock,
with the teachers and large number
of pupils assembled, the school bell
was rung by district school trustee
Mr.. VIM. +. White, announcing the
opening of the 19O809 school term.
Rev. J. D. Hosier then read chapter
in the Bible and offered a fervent anc
beautiful prayer invoking. the divine
guidance Of teachers and pupils, fol.
lowed by Mr.. White who addressed
the school in his usual graceful anc
: impressive manner giving some whole
some advice and wish 1t pleasant
and successful session, = which
the principal and his assistants pro
ceeded to the work of classifying ant
grading the pupils and assigning then
to the rooms to which they properly
) belonged. With so able and exper
fenced a corps of teachers we bespeai
for the Onley school much success
this session.
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Qrecnbush.

The foundation has been laid FOR
the new building soon TO be erecleu
by Mr.. VIM. r. Russell.
Mr.. Geo. b. Coard and wife are
amending this week in Baltimore visit
ing friend and the city in general
Mr.. w. +. Coard has his lot all in
readiness and the lumber has been
nIaced for the erection of a very nice
dwelling for his son, Mr.. Geo. Coard'
The fair and festival held here last
week under the auspices of the sun
dav School proved to be success,
the result in profits being IN rounu
numbers about S74 90.
The carpenters have just completed
the outside work on the house OF MI.
Charline Russell and have left Tor
few days to give time for the plaster
ers to complete their WORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Matthias on last
Saturday evening, between the hours
of 8 and 6 p. M, gave III honor o
their daughter, Inez, very pieasan
and enjoyable birthday party. Inos'
present we're Misses Mary Z. Taylor
Martha Taylor, Elizabeth Stevens
sarah Young, Lee Nelson, Bessie
parks. Edna and Inez Matthias; Mas
ters Lynn Taylor, Drummond Tyres
Thos blackstone, Warner Evans
las Rev. John Gardner and Harr.
--~sard. Mrs ]. f. Onley, OF Parsley
and Miss Mar Parks, OF oniey qeco
rated the rooms. After couple o
hours of play the guests were enter
tanned at the table.
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HaIlWood.

The Doctors say that it is distress
ingly healthy in this section.
Scarlet clover and round potato
corn crop fine in this neighborhood.
Mr.. James w. Broughton made a
business trip to Cape Charles on Tues
day.
Mr.. NJ. E. Kelly is in Eastville this
week assisting Commissioner Ailworth
Oh his books.
Dixie Chapter, U. D. c., will meet
in Mechanics Hall here Wednesday
September 23d, p. N.
Arthur Poulson was shot in the leg
by another negro, near, Temperance
Vile, on Sunday. His wound is not
serious.
Our school opened Monday with
MIR. J. w. Stockley, principal, and Miss
S r. Conquest, assistant. A large
attendance of pupils is reported.
The tomato crop is turning out bet
ter in this section that was expected.
Sunshine and dry weather stopped
the rot in them and the result is, that
the factory and yard here are now
full of them.
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Parksley.

Miss Sadie Mathews is on pusihess
trip to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Causey are
spending the week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank johnson, of Washington
is guest at the home OF Mr.. IL. u
Pate.
Miss Viola Rogers left few days
AGO to spend the fall millinery season
at Haroldsville, n. Q.
Misses Mona and Cecil Parks lett
Monday to attend school at W. M
College, Westminster, Md.
Drs. Preston b. Parks and Charles
w. Byrd left this week to resume
their studies at University College OF
Medicine, Richmond.
Mrs. Catherine Bowen, of Snow
Hill, and son, Capt. James Il. Bowen
Newark, have been on vlslt 10 MT
w. NJ. Bowen here recently
Mrs. Charles Vincent, wife and son
stopped off here few days ago with
Mr. w. U. Powell, while en- route to
their nome III NOIUh Val Nii
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jackson Vessels
and children, May and Earl, MRS.
Horace Wiltbank and daughter,
Elizabeth, and Miss Mabel Parks are
ON a trip to relatives and Friends III
Brooklyn and New York.
Uarmanson-W West Camp, Confeder-
ate Veterans. will hold a reunion mere
Thursday. October 1st. All their
friends are cordially invited to spend
the day with them. They Will ENJOY
your company and you Will enjoy
theirs.
Mrs. Carrie Skinner, wife of Capt.
Thomas l.. skinner, died at her hohle
at Hunting Greek Saturday, 18th INST.
of paralysis, aged about 30 years. Hei
remains were taken to Baltimore Sun
DIV NIGHT and buried in the plot Ill
cemetery there.
Mrs. Eleanora s. Parks, wife OF Mr.
BENJAMIN F. Parks, died at her home
ON The seaside Friday, 18th inst, o,
acute nephritis, in the SD year OF
her age. She was an exceedingly klne
and we'll liked christian woman, VIII
a large circle of friends, and will b'
missed by them as well as in the
home. Funeral services were heid IL
r Zion Church Sunday morning con
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. 4. +
Staples. Interment was made II
Parksley cemetery. Her husband
. two daughters, Mrs. j. j. White am
: Miss Ada Parks, and one son, MT
Harold Parks, survive her.
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Wachapreague

Miss Elsie Mcfarland has left for
St. Mary, Md, to attend college at
that place.
Misses Gladys Powell and Doris
Savage left Thursday for Presbyterian
College, Williamsburg, Va.
Miss Ina Mapp has returned nome,
after spending a few days with her
grand parents at Temperanceville.
Rev. Mr.. Odell, of Richmond
preached a very interesting sermon
in Methodist Church, Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. G.. Mears have
returned from the Northern cities
with fine selection of fall merchan-
disc.
Miss Helen Doughty left Thursday
for Baltimore, where she Will JOIN
Mrs. G. E. Mears, who is now in the
Northern cities purchasing fall mlllln'
cry.
Our public school opened on Mon
day last with the following eihclen'
teachers: Prof. Johnson, Misses
Edith Walker, Susanna Landlord anC
| Bessie Lang. Miss Margaret Savage
will have charge of the music depart
ment.
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Mappsville.

The base ball season is over with u.s.
MIR. Carson Chandler will move to
Bloxom another year.
Fodder saving is about through in
this section and of No. ! quality.
Mrs. F. B. Humphreys is home from
a visit to friends in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Mildred Martin, of New York,
has been visiting relatives IN our
town.
We are sorry to report the death
last week of Alr. Estel Byrd, OF tuber-
cnlOsis.
Oystermen say there has been
great catch of spats Oh young oysters
this year.
The excursions to Norfolk and
Ocean City were we'll patronized by
our people.
Mr.. Albert Smith and family, OF
Baltimore, have been visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. VIM. Petit has improved his
residence on the Sc side very much
bv the addition of a new porch.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Fisher and Mrs. G. w.
Colona were recently on visit to
Rev. j. L. King at Ivor, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Rayfeld came
home last week after pleasant So
iourn in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
| Cont Jobn WRIGHT and brother
have returned home, after very
poor fishing season at Seabrlght, Nd
| Farmers report one of the finest
crops of sweet potatoes ever grown
but are a little chagrined at present
prices.
Mr.. B. S. Bloxom and wife are il
Baltimore this week, the former buy
ing a big line of goods for his fall ant
winter trade.
: Mr.. o. NJ. Chandler recently pur
) chased the Jas. Duncan farm on TIT
r seaside road for $1,000. Mr.. Duncal
will move to Temperanceville in
few months, having bought resi-
dence there of Mr.. Guillette.
= The annual fall revival services il
= orr churches will soon begin and a
/ we grow older in life we look forwar
B, to this part of the year as season @
: Offering thanks to God for all hi
= blessings and as time for gatherln
e the harvest of souls into His kingdom
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HarbOrtOn.

Mrs. f. j. Lang is visiting friends
in the North.
Mr.. Raymond Hutchinson is con-
fined to his bed by sickness.
Harborton High School opened Mon
day with an enrolment of 1O2 pupils.
Miss Williams, of Avonia. Va, is
the guest of Miss Cleve Martin at
Roselawn.
We are glad to report, that Miss
Mary Mock is much improved and we
hope to see her out again in a short
while.
The sales of chewing gum and Low
nevis candies have taken on a big
boom according to the reports of ouI
merchants.
Capt. Taylor and Chief Engineer
Walker have given THE Lady"
general overhauling and put a new
engine in her. She is fast one aDC
the Railroad and other boats will have
to look out.
The first meeting of the AZ Club wa
held at the residence of Miss Clev'
Martin, on the 18th. Election of of
6cers and other business was trans
acted, Miss Martin being elected pres
ident by an unanimous vote.
L. II. Evans, Harborton, will opel
up a complete line of fall and white
millinery October LIST. Miss Edua e
Read, in charge of the millinery de
partment. is now away securing tn
latest designs in ladies headwear ant
the newest novelties i'll trimmings.
Mr.. Glenn Haynie, of Reedville, Va.
brought over party on the 18th i
mis- fast yacht, among them being on
Jolly and good natured citizen, Sal
Clifford, looking as well as ever. II
left that night. taking back Mr.
Clifford, who will visit a number c
friends over there.
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ChIncOteague.

Mr.. Thos. Pruitt is on business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
Can't. John Wheaton, of Norfolk
ia with us this week on a business "TRIP
Mr.. James Mason and Miss Fannie
Harris were married on the 10Th lnst'
Mrs. Campbell, of Wilmington, Is
visiting the family OF Mr.. D. H. An
derton.
Mr.. Henry Fish has bought the
storehouse and stock Of goods therein
in Ticktown.
Scooners Benpett, Wharton and Le-
/ Cato arrived this week from Philadel-
phia with cargoes OF coal.
Our oystermen, expecting big sea-
son, are busy charging and repairing
the oyster boxes and packing houses
Mr.. w. J. Messlck. Jr., and son,
William. were called to Wilmington
this week by the illness of his daugh-
ter.
Our schools opened on Monday
the HIGH School with an enrolment
Of 96o Scholars and the three other
schools with 210.
Mr.. Marion Davis, graduate OF our
HIGH School last session, VIII attenu
the V. p. Institute and take course III
civil engineering.
Messrs. J. u. A. Hill and Isaac An,
drews are building new dwellings, ano
Mr.. Field burlington is remodeliihp
and renovating his residence.
The wreck of the three mastec
schooner, which drlfted IN our cnan
mel about two years ago, VIII De oloWl
no and removed by the Government
Misses Yula Doughty, Mollie Row
= lev and Grace Senser and Messrs
l John Rowley and Kendall Senser speh
= last week at Green Run Station an'
3 have only words of praise for tn'
many courtesies shown them ny OaP'
John Richards and his crew.
g Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
4 r. V. Gladding, j. w. Sapp, w. >
D., parks. G. p. Custis, Baltimore; w: a
n Soniers. f. ]. Fontague, Philadeiphia
j, n !. Hall. New York; h. w. Harrl
t son and wife, w. j. Russell, }. [
# Powell, Wilmington; }. b. SmlIn n
!. Pennyville, Pa; Q. Il. Hunter, Apps II.
mattox, Va. A. f. Black, NorIo iK
:. r. b. Smith and wife, Suffolk +; w
Byrd. Pocomoke; w. E. Ward, Lal
q rel; ID. f. Collins, Milford; a.
y Chambers, Cape Charles; Chip JONI
:. son. A. e. johnson, Accomac.
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Pung0teague.

Miss Virginia Ames left this week
for Lynchburg to enter the kanoolph-
Macon Woman's College.
The Pungoteague High School
opened on Monday, 18th inst., with
fine attendance of scholars.
Mrs. John L. Warren and daughters
left on Tuesday by steamer Tor BalUi-
more to spend week or so.
Mr.. Fred Hopkins has rented the
home recently occupied by Mrs. Vir-
cinia Nicolls and moved in Monday
last.
Our village is quiet and the young
men say dull, as most OF our young
ladies are either away at school OF
teaching.
Our people seem horribly Disguised
with the Baltimore Suns course.
once it was popular here. Now very
| few read it since it proved traitor to
that peerless patriot, w. j. Bryan.
DIR. r. @. A. Kellam, Jr., III, left
on 9th inst for Atlanta Medlcal Ooi-
llege, Ga, from which he Will gradu-
ate in May next when he will return
home and settle down to the practlce
of his profession.
Mrs. George Bassett and daughter
Miss Mabel, of Florida, left Melrose,
the hospitable home home OF DR.: A.
lT. l.. Russian on Tuesday last for NOR
folk, thence by Old Dominion steam
ship line for New York on a Visit TO
friends. They have been the guests
of DR.. Russian and family for the last
two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson is in the midst
of his revival work. A very success
full meeting at Evergreen last weeF
and this week he is being assisted py
Mr.. Wiley, the evangelist at GRAD
dock. We learn that there had peer
50 professions up to the closing servi
ces for Wednesday. Meeting still goe'
on with great power.
Mr.. VIM. A. Burton, business man
ager of Exchange, has advised IN,
farmers in this section, not to rnsl
F., eweet notatoes to market too rapidly
, owing to the markets having beel
overstocked for the last few. weeks
K which ADVICE SSelnS w NC "l0O,
a will enable the markets to get rld o
e the stock on hand to be disposed OF
: Shiloh Baptist Church, colored' nea
Pennyville, while engaged in It's an
e | nual protracted meeting last Sunday
O was the scene of big riot among th
n negroes, resulting in the shootlEg I
e death of Milton Drummond, OF Oman
# cock of -- Johnson, OF ware
ltown, and in wounding seriously te
others. who espoused the cause c
+ tbeir respective friends. The riIc
II was started by Drummond, III the OF
II mand made by him upon the negrot
. promiscuously to hold up their lano
> and deliver their money and oIh'
yaluables. This Johnson refused
1t do. when the firing began with u
II result stated. An investigation OF u
s. trouble is being made by the atto
IF new for the commonwealth, asslst(
it bv Constable w. l.. Drummond al
Justice j. A. Mears and the gun
parties will be punished,if possible
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Rally Day Services.

Rally Day services will be held by
the Savageville Baptist Sunday Scnooi
at 80 D. M, Sunday, goth inst. WIS
iting brethren will address the school
preaching by pastor, J: II. Terry
All scholars are earnestly requested
TO be present. Public cordially invi'
WIZ Superintendent.
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Church Notes.

We shall be gle 10 meet all of those
who are interest in the establishing
a church at Tasl Va, at that place
on Tuesday, September D., A p. M
Meet at the store of T. S. Hopkins q
Co. Henry W. Oa'i''
The High School at Accomac Q. ii.
onened on Monday with five teachers
and 1875 pupils in attendance.
Protracted services will begin al
Mackenzie Park Baptist Church next
Sunday Septemher 20th :
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Business Notices.

For SAE-Two horses, 10 years
each, one weighing about 800 pounds,
good for farm or road, straight in
every respect, other weighing about
1 600 pounds, an endurable work horse
but blind; also three Berkshire male
shoats. sired by Shorthead, of Bilti-
more. No. 1O1422. Dam by Sancy
Susan. No. 11O993, pure Biitimore
strains.
r. S. Young,
Onley, Va.
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Church Dedication.

The Exmore Baptist Church will be
dedicated, Thursday, October the ISL
1905. Dedicatory sermon at IL Il. M
by Rev. G. l.. Corbitt, of Salem, va
Dinner and supper served. The public
cordially invited.
]. Abner Snow, Pastor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

The Confederate Choir of Ports.
mouth, Va, will give a concert at
Accomac c.. H.. the evening 81 Octo-
Der I'd, for the benefit OF the Jefferson
Davis Chapter, U d. G: The pubic
is most cordially invited to be present
and enjoy a rare musical treat.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

FOR SALE CHEAP-Two leather top
buggies, brand new; one high axle
rubber tire Runabout, which cost
S1S5 90, practically good as new; one
bay mare years old, sound in every
way and gentle for lady to drive
this is a very handsome buggy mare
with long name and tail, weighs ,o231
lbs, prompt and fearless driver and
can show $3.50, believed to be in toal
by Sydney Prince. Have no use Tor
this property, need money and Will
give some one splendid bargains.
Stanley G.. Johnson,
Parksley, Va.
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Sole agent for the Duofold under
wear, the warmest and yet the llghU-
est underwear en- the market.
J. S. Mills,
Onanco *, Va.
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A very large assortment of knee
pants, size to II, in plain and knlck-
erbocker, cost SOC. to 81
j. S. Mills.
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

We have on hand 1OO. 900 shingles of
any grade desired. Any one needing
shingles will please get our prices
Rogers & Boggs,
Melfa, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

Our expert tailor will be here on the
Goth and 9th of September to show
YOU the goods and styles and to take
your measure for an up-to-date suit
of clothes at a popular price. You
will do well to see the line. Don't
fail to call on the above dates.
D. II. Johnson q Son.
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If you want to find cheap goods go
to ID. II. Johnson q Son. They have
lust arrived home from New York
with full line of most everything to
suit the trade 1t will pay to see them
before you buy.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

We have in car of inch No. l
heart shingles and ! car OF wire fence.
Call and get prices.
L. S. Hopkins & Co:
Tssley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19

NOTICE I have sold my mill prop
erty and all persons indebted to me
on mill and barrel accounts are re-
onested to settle by October 10th.
After that date they will find their
claims in the hands of an officer for
collection. II. Wessells, OF ~
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HoUsEKEEPERs CoNPANIoN-The
cook book of the late Miss Bessie
Gunter can now be furnished to all
who wish to purchase same for the
SUN of s1.25, either by mail or other
wise The advance in price is due
toll ,ase of cost in binding. Every
dollar received for the books, after
deducting expenses, will be used for
church purposes.
Mrs. John w. Edmonds.
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For SALE-One hundred thousand
half round No. l Maple hoops-wlll
cell cheap. viii deliver same on cars,
or on Folly Creek or Onancock Creek.
Address the undersigned.
Lilliston & Mock,
Tasley, Va.