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Rev. l. G. Fosnocht, pastor for
the last four years Of the NJ. Z.
Church.. Onancock. has been sent to
Lincoln. Delaware. Ivy the Confer
ence lately convened at Snow Hill.
Md.
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For SALE.-Four COWS with young
calves. Either or all of them will be
sold at fair prices. Apply to
VIM. Coxton,
Accomac G.. H., Va.
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Rev. w. C. Walden will not meet
his regular appointment at Locust
vile TO morrow. He will attend
the quarterly meeting held ut
Onaucock on THAT day.
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Quarterly meeting will be heldin
the VI. Z. Church South, Onancock
to morrow. Rev. J. n. AmiSS will
Ia present and conduct the ser
vices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-21

DR.. f. ?. Beadles, formerly of
this county is Il graduate in den
tal surgery at the University of
Maryland this session.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-21

Mr.. +. r. White is making a to-
biographical survey of the ParkeS'
farm, recently sold by MeSSrS.
Browne. Jacob & Co.
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A MEMBER Dem. Co. Con-.
TANG1En. March 10th. 1855.

TANGIER. March 10th, 1855.
EDITOR OF ENrERrEIsE:-Will you be
kind enough to allow me Il small space
in your valuable paper to reply to some
articles rejecting on the "Qyster Police
Force In answer to charges made, l
beg leave to submit, that tie oyster in
;crests have been protected in us thor
ough manner us possible. ~ few isolated
cases of the Maryland vessels trespass-
ing in Virginia waters there have been,
but they have been very few. l have
been steadily engaged every day in
cruising the waters Of Tangier and Po-
comokc Sounds and only i'll two instan-
ces have been able to find any viola.
tors of our oyster law. On Monday the
2nd day Of March, While sailing up T;ln-
gier Sound discovered several Mary
land vessels dredging on Fox Island
oyster rock and Immediately pursued
them. but before could get up to them.
they I'LL succeeded but one in getting
back into Maryland waters. AS soon us
| got in rifle range Of that one | opened
fire and drove nil Of his crew below
decks. The wind being fair however,
That boat drifted over the line in.o
Maryland BEFORE | could get to her. and
only succeeded in firing one hundred
round of cartridge into ll,r, almost Iuin-
ing her sail and yawl boat Again on
Monday, March the 9th l discovered q
schooner which from his appearance
WAS satisfied did not belong to our Vr-
ginia fleet ut work on Thoroughfare
Rock in Tangicr Sound l started after
her aud chased her into Maryland, ard
we had IL running fight of it and kept
up IL constant fire upon her and could
plainly see the spinters fly from her
stern and cabin doors when my bullets
struck her. have been informed that
the owners of the Crislicld and Smith
Island vessels feel very much aggiieyed
over the loss of the privilege of robbing
Tangier Sound Us they have always done
heretofore, and consequently have feel
ings of enlnity toward me in proper
tionl to the loss Of the privileges
have deprived them of. BY publishing
the foregoing facts you will confer a
flavor on your
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In no large city on this continent,
can living he had as cheaply as III
Baltimore. The terms of the ''Malt-
by House, fully illustrate that fact.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-21

For farm "Nft. GUSTS, u
for the year 1856. Apply to
o. a. Browne.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-21

Rev. John McNabb will hold Lenten
services in St James Episcopal Church
at Drummondtown every Wednesday
night at $50.
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Three secondhand iron safes in good
order, prices $40, $50 and $75, for sale
by Lloyl & Dryden.
Pocomoke, Md.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Hamilton S. Neale will pre-
side at the March term Of our coun-
ty court.
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Capt. Charles T. Brown died, after a
brief illness, at lis residence near l3oggs-
vile, this county, on the 4th inst. i'll
the Goth year of his age. He was a
worthy and good citizen, and had the
friendship and esteem of all who knew
him. 4 wife and several children de
voted to him survive to mourn their
loss.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Fon SALE.-A fine young COW. fresh
to pail. l.. J. Hyslop,
Keller Station.
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Floyd g. Co., corner of Pratt street
and Bowly's wharf, Baltimore, Md,
manufacture Il high grade Bone Super
Phosphate, Which has been thoroughly
tested and proved satisfactory. Their
Truckers Delight Universal and
Peerless brands have no Supporters for
early vegetables. Corn, Potatoes &c. y
Consult your interests aud use no other.
For sale by
w. L. Jacob & Sons, Bell Haven
o. w. Goodwin. Guilford.
r. e. Floyd, n Northampton.
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Mr.. Major Mason. one of our ol:lcst
and most respected citizen, diedsudden-
ly of Il congestive chill, at his home near
Masonville, last Thursday and WIS bur-
led on Friday. Hedied at the ripe age
of 10 years, but will be none the less I'M
iversally regretted by those who knew
his worth as friend ard citizen.
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For RENT.-Hullsr and Lot in Mol-
cstnwn belonging to Mrs. y. p. Nor
tllam called Flateau Lot. Applyro
Ben T. GrMter, AccOlnac G. II.
Or John D., Wimbrough, Modes
town,aVa.
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Fifty bushels of clover seed at SIS and
IS. 50 per bushel; timothy, orchard grass
AMI red top seed for sale by
Lloyd & Dryder, Pocomoke, Md.
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Extra early peas, golden wax and
other beans for sale at lowest prices by
Lloyd s. Dryden, Pocomoke, Md.
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w. Morrill, and Gray Morrill, will
make the spring seasonin Accomac and
northampton each at $25, to insure Il
mare with foal
Chancellor and Middleton will he at
EastyiIlc, April court, and stand there,
$50 will be charged to insure colt by
either. Fred Waddy,
March LIST, 1855.
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Goods at Cost!
Storehouse For Rent
AT HoRNToWN,vA.

Al HUM 1ON ~, a.
The undersigned having decided
to discontinue business, offer for
sale at Cost. their entire stock of
goods. consisting Ola general as
Sortment Of dry goods. hardware,
queensware, boots, shoes, hats, caps
groceries, ETC.. etc.
We offer for rent on reasonable
terms, our storehonSe, a irst.class
stand torany enterpriSine business
man, and being extensively en-
gagged in the oyster trade, will use
our influence to throw the patron
age of our large number ofemploy'
ecs into the hands Of whoever oc-
cupies it. We are closing up our
mercantile business because we are
otherwise too much engaged to
give it proper attention.
Us. JOHNSON & son,
Horntown, Va.
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Mr.. james P. Lilliston, kind neigh
Dor, useful citizen. and consistent mem
Der of the Methodist church. died Of
dropsy, after an illness Of several months,
ut his residence near Accomac c. H.,
lust Wednesday, aged 45 years. Funer-
Ill services were held over his remains
ut the church of which he WAS mem
Der, conducted by Rev. j. w. Carroll.
Oh Thursday.
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Southwark.

ATIINt p. III p. IH'
''f" Stops for passengers on signal.
Does not stop for passengers.
Trains and S run daily; all other
trains daily, except Sunday.
James McConkey. Sup't.
Princess Anne. Nd
r. B. Cooke, Gent Freight aid Passen-
ger Agent. Norfolk. va
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Accomac c. H., Mar. I, 's5.
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ACCOMAC COURTHOUSE. VA:
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nREAKFAsr BUDGET.

An immense cloud Of butterflies, esti.
mated at many millions, crossed Overflow
Canada on Tuesday last and settled OF
Windsor Beach.
Combinations Of such novels as /" The
Vicar Of Wakefield appear in q new Sc
ries Of school readers now being pub
lished in London.
Ten thousand dollars Is the size Of the
lump Of gold paid to Emile Mchebourg
for q serial story now running In the Pet
Journal, Paris.i
John II. Parnell, the Georgia brother OF
the agitator, says tlAt the secret OF the
latter's success Is 20 silent tongue and Q
watchful eye
Buffsloes are now bred at Goodnight,
Kan, and buffalo calves sell OF $50 a head
where once the earth shook beneath the
onward tramp Of 10000 hoots.
shakespeare's home at strattord was
visited recently by Frederick Harrison, ct
the head Of seventy true woIshippets
| Of tho Sweet swan OF Avon.
A charming wild flower, now in bloom
around Philadelphia, is the white fox
glove. This plant, beloved of humming
birds Is thought to be q garden flower
astray.
The peach par excellence Of the week Is
known in Delaware as Reeves Fayorite:
Il is as big es an orange, and Is as fteckled
as q pretty dairymaid who fingers long In
the sun. "a
A proiesgorin the university at Berlin,
having tried IL, SAYS that IL takes ten times
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PROBE safes.
DUBIfeC SAVE on yATn

fpU BLIC SALE OF YAIT1PIs
1T PROPERLY. Ole
81 Virtue Of d Deta d Tut taado 10 N, n, =, (
"a ARMSTRONG dated on The Inn daY a iuiyy ga
and duly n The otlce d de CitIf X M
ne auction II tie ttoht door Of the Conrt ~ ~.
said county on ~ = -V'ls U
SATURDAY, AUGUST . lSs,.
beginning q 10 otioekiA y tho tOilov,r. /.
6chbed pafcela OF real ptDpgFty. %
!. "A eeftAiti parcel Of land sitiata an ~,
Island. In the city Of Wheeling, d M ea,SS.l
tte 1ne s q pnnn Sttest ~
beginning At sid corner, thence west MN II. ~
south Ede Of NitginiA ktFeet one hIndrS5 W. W.
twenty u3l feet 70 an alloy; thence pafSiIS -
Penn street south one hundred and tWsntV ~
themes east 70 Eaid Penn stEeet one hunir:5 ~
twenty (l20) feet; thence with the Veif Ia !,
Penn sirest one hundred and twenty nm ~
70 the bestnnlugt With the 'lmpFovata6ilI Sn5 ~
puftenaiices theFeunto bel0nglnR, ma pECS.
win be offered In thee parcel. tfontinE % a "
way may appear best The three tSrCElI IN ,ISt!t
the property VIII be Offered aie Inc n6FiS tkT.ia
tett; the youth thirty tekti The REMAINDER N Nv
lot ON which the FeSsd ence stands. ' w
Is toIay; Lots numbered Oh The otd pisi n ~.
said city Of Wheeling - lots st1ty. HTe JsS ~
dxty.Ntxt66) fronting on Market Stfeet lSt my 10y
berGd sixty.hye being on the corner Of ksStGi S1s
ITenth kIeelk, on the npEth 81 Tenth stFesi ~
lot numbered sixty six lying Immediate MN y
l0t numbered sixty.hve aTd RdI0inIpV IN IT,. y y
The5e los WI be offered IA sub diyi1isnS sas
RAo Is one parcel and will DO Iold n nav S'S1
best. The proposed authorizations arc ShOWn NJ.
plat which may Be Se8a in toe Office Or ia ~ ~
OF the County Coufi. The ballling Oh ~ mn.
cry are included but NOT the enHinel boilsr =.
machinery, Thele were conveyed BY AImEitSSSs
Coell & 90 10 Thomas o'Brien, ai,iEnee ~
whom they may b purchased! ''Se-
| On said lots sixty i've and siSiy.six there a.,
known 10 DO two prior deeds Of truit but m ~
under which we willSe diTecb thCie ptior dSsS n
trust 10 DO Ant paid % out Of the n ny.
Ale % that Is believed that t6s a..
interest Of the grauiote N1sel clear itla mn \.
conveyed by rs to The purchaser. Teliins /,
trustees, however, We VII not warrant The titis =
TEXAS or sAIH- Une-thita Of The puTeS,,,
monty, or % much more thereof q Ihe pufchSS.:
may eiest, cash on the day Of tAls, ana M +.
mAinder In Two equal dNstalnen&, payt6Ie X
| spectlyely In one and tWoy tan from he aSy n
SALE with interest rem that day. the deiefFei n
stalmentS being secured By deed Of tfusi IibSs
the properly, and t1snrante on huildlnH "a IN
amount Of one hall the unpaid purchase n,onsT
4 ~ i9sssF hNgP. HUBBARD. ~
~ HESRYM RIIEePJI
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OLE telliggtlfsa.
wnnELlNe. w..YAa AuegsT q, isss.
Z AIHlnt Is piplIorinllaley.

80 d f.
Tho uniouuded impression is abroad
that this country is sadly bereft Of its Min
lister to Austria, and Is suffering all the
pains and penalties otthat distressing situ-
alton. The Secretary Of the State vouch-
saies the welcome Information that We are
bowling before we are hurt
Nh. Kelley was commissioned to I'LL
thathonorable post; ;he has not been re-
called he was not even invited back to
Washington to visit the Secretary Of State,
al whose house he is stopping. Mr..
Kelley continues 10 be Minister to Aus
tfia, though circumstances over which he
ias'lad no recent control make it unde-
sirable for him 10 take up his official resi-
!dennce in Washington. 1.-THE Secretary
Of state had occasion to communicate
with the Minister 10 Austria he would
telephone to Kelley, minister, Washing
ton, instead Of using the cable. That's
ali the difference, and the difference is
on the side Of economy.
The Secretary Of State is not troubled.
He does not arprehend any serious in.
Jury: 10 our interests ia Austria. II this
plan works 90 well in Koiley's case the
county may feel like trying iF on gener-
ally With this amendment, that aimee we
have no need Of ministers TO conduct our
diplomacy We shall not keep them in
Washington under pay. 1t may be that
Secretary Rayard and Mr.. Kelley, with
the aid Of two etiete despotisms, are work
ing out d big problem in rehenchment
and reform.
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pistft.,esll Ala !. ps.s +

Army officers who have been enjoying
the pleasnresof staff duty for a long sea-
son look upon the Secretary Of War as (; q
ahorrid mani for ordering them back 70 g
their regiments. Some Of them are 50
much cut up about it lthas they threaten
toresign Il the Secretary insists upon obe-
dience 70 his stern command:
Secretary Endicott ii mot likely 70 show
tobetter advantage il he holds his place
for four years and doesa good thing every
day. The pampefed sonsof ii!ostune who
have been doing stan duty ior hiteen,
eighteen and twenty years Dying lie
iuthe great cities and escaping the hard
ships OF the real military life-are
not entitled to special consideration.
They have enjoyed the good thing
and ought to be willing to
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ltilty N WashiHntOn Htrald.

y. ~. Butafi ~ HQAJtgtVh aeruth, q $50. 80
Tom ochiltree never stood so well in the
eyes Of the American people, fiamboyant
figure a. the nation knows him to be, e5
he does to-day. The reason isthis: In
allithe rush and gush ofthe thousands
who buzzed like flesh flies around Grants
remains, and who cared no more for him
than If he had been Sir Noses Alontefiore
oryictor Hugo, Tom neither rushed nor
pushed. No. telegram OF ndolence hol-
low and often ungrammatical (; no ac4amb:
ling around the porches OF the Mount Nc.
Gfegor cottage; no interview with enter
ptising reporters - to his relations with
the dead President has been in the news.
papers from the Texas statesman. Tom,
your country was never prouder ofyou
than II Is to-day. Yet we know that Col.
ochiltree's! relations with Gen. Grant
were very friendly almost intimate.
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Give 0. a Good send on and obiise.
RRalslrEER or,riica, 4

l A
wHEEI1yei VA, August "a, 1881
Ny DEAR s1R:-The management Of the
Daily, Sunday and Wee KY. Register re-
Quest that you will refer edi torially to the
enterprise of the Registsy in reproducing
| the Rev. Dewitt Talmage's sermons the
day, after they are delivered In Europe.
3 The Register is at considerable expense
lin perfecting this bit OF enterprise, and
takes this occasion TO request exchanges
to eiyeit % friendly notice. * .55SS
Tie Register has made several improve
ments since the change Of management,
and they win continue from time 70 time,
as fast as increasing business justities.
Ifyou think well of 1t, the Register viii
club with your weekly at one dollar per
annum in advance. The regular price Is
one dollar and itwenty-hy We cents. Z
The Efeetly Register hes been enlarged to
q sixty four column paper, and now con-
tains as much matter ss the large metro.
politan papers, and what Is better, has all
the State news therein.
+ Give us q good send-off and oblige, 4
7 Yours Respectfully,
JAS. B. TASRY, GenHl Manager.
P.,S.-Send marked copy. q
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with delight. aweIl.r said the Enelish
statesrnaii 10 his son, ibid you enjoy your
seli, my boy7 "Oh, indeed i did, ex.
claimed the little Bright, and Mr.. Ward
pave mo such nice naine ics you, papa.
ssWhat was that2p inquired the father;
ss,yhy, he asked me now that gay aid
festive Gus, the governor, vast replied
the child.
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TIN mystery Of last years red sunset
has not yet been explained. Twas, how.
ever, doubtless due 10 some unknown at.
imospheIiC influence. But there Is no
mystery about Red Star Cough Cure. II
10 q Ecientihe combination Of the best
known curative agents In the vegetable
kingd dom, and its effects in the treatment
qf throat and lung diseases are simply.
marvellous.
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a nIi,.nIh Ara.

ParEtrberg state Jdenlpt. IL
The wheeling ISTglIseEscERh as attained . the
rlfe old sge for tb.s State Of thirtythice. We
,c]nSraiuIate our Contemporary. 6. Z a..
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.r.ln IsasssnI a.pa ,ne AamlaI.tra,lap.

-
There are not many administration
newspapers that are willing TO admit that
the Government forced John Roach to
thswall and shiaie 500 employees into idle.
ness. The idea Of the defenders % the
administration seems 10 be that John
Roach pefyersely desired to bring his bnst-
ness TOT standstill and put himself to the
expense Of going through bankruptcy.
The New York Ertniag Pct lMug) has
beensyery valiant in its defense Of the I'D.
ministration. The Tribune has endeyored
toshow that the stand taken by the i'd
mihistration in the Dolphin matter was
enough to .embarrass any business man.
The controversy has brought the following
from ! correspondent who hes the great
advantage Of knowing what heis talking
about:
~ tit FL tot ~ ne Tft61tat \
SIN: II seems TO me that sufficient JIM.
portance Is not given 10 the fact that the
moment Attorney General Garland g die
tumI n " John Roach was nblished Mr..
Roach's credit asfa money borrower on
his own single name paper and this was
his practice ewes ruined, and his paper,
which had readily been bought by the
banks here and elsewhere at o low rate,
was not wanted It any price, with q
menace q legal proceedings against him
BY the Government for the recovery OF
over 81 1c1, coo! Hence with credit ruin.
ed-most uniuatly and wickedly he was
cut Oh from his regular source Of money
supply and had no alternative but assign
Tnent 4 90 that, as Mr.. Sherman says, "the
pssignment 81 Mr.. Roach was caused by
the ACTON Of the Government and The
Evening Pot knows II, II il knows how.
sensitive capital 'is to suits or rumols Of
suits
i state &c as q fact TINT whereas / often
Recommended hif. Roaeh's paper to our
bank for purchase at the lowest current
rata. iwonld not, after Attorney General
Garland's opinion which MI. Whitney.
had 10 ignore was blisEed, eeommeiid
BANK DrREcfoR.
Nav iort, dagas es 1885.
tits hardly necessary 10 add that with
with all his assets NJ. Roach could mot
conduct his vast buainesB without borrow
ing money. when his credit was gone
hehad To stop OF founder along with his
affairs seriously involved.
This is the dilemma in which the
administration placed him, and he chose
the better part The administration cam
not escape the responsibility iorshuttmg
up 50 large a niatket for laborandauppnes.
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The e,aat nrelaslialE Extra Il

ties'oa World. 8
The wheeling iSiEtllaEscER ontdld itseltonths
occasion Il General Grants funeral. Isspecial
extra edition was ali that could be desired. The
lNtEltlgEScEsi g q nsulat miller. 81
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nnn * ti,o Foremolt IA the County

NOtoeN loilA Ipsl' d,
on The 2itb inst. the wheeling 1SFktLIoESCtl
entescd upon fourth yero its exisseSee.
lis proprietoB have coed reason 70 be proud, Of
iheir achievement having bu'ltupon Of Ihe fore
mott daily papeB IN the coahtty, and now pnbsi,h
the rewslest and best paper IN The State. Nay Il
live another thirty ihtee! ein aud then take new
lease Of lie aud Prosperity.
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The undersigned, the vile Of The grantol ind.
above named deed, will Join IN the deed II In
trustees and convey her inchoate right Of doVf a
the purchaser Of either Of the above dtScri6td
parcels OF land, Il the purchaser shall % desife
oraSum eQuAl 70 Eve p1Fcentum Of thGpsice FhlSf
shall be paid 70 the said trustees for such parcel
that being little les than the money value q M
said dover fiSht As aScertalned BY Tie usual I'M
tables. NANCYP. 4RlsTR0NG.
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rre,h ina Rellabie.

81. clafrritle Gdssite.
The Wheeling Daily IStEt1lstEcER has Conn
plsted It's thItty, third year Although .oaeniyely
plttisan. its rews department Is always fresh and
reliable.
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TAYLoR,s iPRRs1UM COLOGNE,

an article o. Southern manufacture that has
promptly won ~ way into wide SPREAD popularity.
This Cologne 4 Of tho finest quality lising aud
and IN esteemed article on the toilet
liable of All thlt have used ThH quick and ii.
leai0 Ienss n thu 10 owls NJ once discoyeF-
Cd ID meflits and They hAd NO happe coneelt 70
llehlfdl peffnhle. The fair dancers who found 10
Efatetfil list evening VIII pInAtG theui.
selves and honor Observation-Disclosures 81 Keeping up
tho sensation thrpukhnrt the twelvem6ntht ~
means n dis elishfful AGENT At26 AWAY
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rhnt,s MbAt 70 e.

cSaria.on Kaadsha GasatG
The Wheeling 1sTnLIdEscER y thiriy;ihrce
years old and Il attllng good newspaper, 8.
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D the Exhibitors Ia The ladies' Textile
and Art Departments.

Mrs A. ". Kelly and Nm Eobert White. Super
intendents Of the Eighth repar lnent viii he on
the Grounds Thursday. Fiiday aud Saturday, sep
tember % In and 81 for the pufposei Of reeeiy.
ing and entering ali aste be cxhioitea Ia that
depar: ment no aitscl y for competi sion VIM be
entered after Saturday, sep.embet s, IN this de
pltnent, 3 GEORGE HOOK,
ansi ~ Secretary.
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A splendid Paper.

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