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DELAWARE DIVISION,

New YORK, philadelphia / Norfolk Railroad Ex-
press. Leave Philadelphia lJ.17 q. m, weekdays
and II 10 p. NJ, daily. Leave Baltimore 8.20a. IN.
1855 p. H., Wilmington 1888 a. n., week days, and
II SO p. ~, daily, stopping at Dover and Dalmar
regularly;ard at aiiddIuruwr Clayton Harrington
aud Seatord to leave passengers from wilmin :ton
aud points North OR take on passengers for Dol
mar.
the II 10 p. M. train as New CASTLE TO loave pas
sengers from Wilmington and points North, or
take passengers for points south OF Delmar l1.11
p. IA train also stops at Laurel 10 leave passcn-
gers from Wilmington or points north.
hortii-bound-Tralnsl leave Delmar l .36 a. m.
and 2.3S y. N l.. weekdays, Dover 2.52 q. m, and
357 p. m, arriving wilmington 4.05 am. and $40
p. M, Baltimore 6.45 d.. IN. and 1856 p. M. and
Philadelphia $50 a. m. and 5.53 p. m. Tho 80
p. NJ. train slss stops a. Harrington, regularly.
Nlddlstown to leave passengers from
points south Of Delmar, or take passengers for
Wilmington aud points Nsrth.
The IS q. IN. train stops 1T Seaford. Harrins-
ton. Clayton, and hlddletown TO leave passen-
gers from points south OF DemAr, or take on
passenger, for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains-Leave VII.
min:tOn at 2 SO y. IN. Leave New Castle at 35p.n
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harriugtoa for Lswe5 11.0G a. m, 5.45
HOG a. M, Returning, trains leave
Loves for Harrlngton6 80, s As, u. IN. and 90 pm
Leave Franklin G So and o0a. m.
Connection-At Porter, with Newark K Dcla-
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. with Queen
Annc's & Kent Railroad. At Clayton. with Delx:
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland L Wright. Rail- Dad. At
Delmar, with New,York. Philadelphia Norfolk,
wlcomice l. Pocnmoke. and Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS T.. PUGh, General Manager.
J.R. Wood, General Passenger Agent.
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.lHewsIt 5 Potato ,D.qqer.

lHeweA' 5 Potato Digger.
The Great Labor Saving Machine.
Twill pay it's cost in q patch
Of from 5 to lO acres.
lit cutS very few potatoes.
3.-It leaves the potato slightly
covered SO thas the sun will not
hurt them.
At leaves the ground level and
the vines on top which can be dried
for hay if saved before frost which
will pay tile cost of the machine.
5.-You can dig all in a few
hours YOU will want during day, so
that your team can he used for
other purpose. at will dig from
8 to ) acres a day.
TESTIMONIALS.
The undersigned have seen the
potato digger work and take pleas
IRE in testifying to its merits. 1t
does its work very quickly and sat
isfacterily and in our opinion po-
tato growers cannot afford to do
without it. To buy it is to be COIL
WINGED of it's merits. Respectfully,
j. E. Mapp, +. t. Stockley, j. u.
Downing, A. w. Mears, L. j. Hys
lop, A. j. Mears, &. B. Mears, JAS.
r. Bull, !. w. Core, Gllas. X. Tay-
IOr.
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A Bird OF Many Names.

It is curious how the rice bra
changes Its name with its laolt sa,.
On Tie Pennsylvania coast tits the
reed bird; i'll the Maryland or vlr-
ginia swamps it is the rail or sora;
in the Georgia and Caroline rice
fields it is the rice bird, and ID Jas
maica, where they close the season
on guina grass, it is the butter
bird. In the far north 1t is tue
bobolinl, with gayer plumage than
/ it wears on the coast and a song
that rivals that of the English sky
lark. AS it passes back through
Georgia from jamaica northMard
tits known us q May bird.
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A Dull Home.

We sometimes see parents who
are tile life ofevcry company which
they enter dull, silent and nnter
esting at home among their chll-
dren. If they have not mental &C
tivity and mental stores suiflclenC
for both, let them first use what
they have for their own households Us.
a silent home is q dull place Tor
Young people-a place from which
they will escape il. they can. How
mnch useful information on the 9th
er hand, is often given in pleasant
family conversation, and what nn,
conscious but excellent mental
training in lively social argument.
Cultivate to the utmost the gfaees
of conversation.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGI-
NEER. FIFTH DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE. Md, January 18th, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
ut this Office until II O'Clock ". Of Sat
urday, the 18th day OF February, 1856,
for furnishing the material and labor Of
all kinds necessary for building pile
and concrete protection, removing dwell
lings and building foundations therefor,
at Cape Charles, Va, Light.Ststion.
Specifications, forms of proposal and
other information may be obtained OH
application to this Office.
The right is reserved to reject any OF
all bids. and to waive any defects.
j. A. SMITH,
Major of Engineers, U. S. a., Light
rJon.a JHuo;nuNr EiftI, Il;ctr:s
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Tie Office .. ol:e pfenr prominent at
torneys has been closed for tho last ten
days, and tie explanation Is now given
that l.e had ret 81 tenporari'y FROM the
prsctiee OF his profession, to welcorae
stranger at his loEe. described by laita
..as the lovciiest girl in our town. -
She will he krown TO The galants OF our
county sixteen years hence. rs Miss Mary
Bell PalramOre.
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An Offer.

The Industrial South and ENTER
PRISE will be furnished to subscribers 1T
si.75 year, but at the low rates at
which they are offered, the cash must al
ways accompany the order for them. a
copy of the Industrial South can always
be seer at our Office, and Il sample copy
will he furnished on application. 1t is
no false praise to say of it that it is one
of the best papers published in the coun-
try
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-01-23

Mr.. R. E. Beckel, proprietor of
the Beckel House, Harrisburg, o.,
writes that Red Star Cough Cure
removed severe cold from which
he was suffering. st. Jacobs Oil is
equally as effective in removing
Mains from whatever cause, wheth-
r. rheumatic or otherwise.
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nnssHoua esiuS.

The mountaineering OF the NV York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Com
pany Was held at it's Office in this place.
on Monday last. After transacting tho
usual business tie meeting adjourned,
and the distinguished visitors among
whom were Messrs. VIM. A. Patten,
vice-President; YIN. Carriss. Jr, ALL
ditor and Secretary, II. w. Dunno, Su-
perintendent; James McConkey, Of the
p. r. R., and others took the train for
Cape Charles.
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Bill TO Change Our sadieia, Cireu,..

a bill introduced into our legislature
TO rearranse the judicial circuit OF the
State, and todiminish thenulnber there
Of, divides the State Into fourteen Judi
cial circuits. If the bill meets the IA
vor of our legislators and passes in its
present form. the counties of North
ampton, Accomac, Matthews, Glouces
ter, James City. y ork, Warwick, Eliza
beth City and the city Of Williamsburg
will constitute tho second circuit.
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Wanted For ssnrli.E
EiVor.


A petition from citizens of the county
is circulating and being generally signed
for an appropriation by Congress of
IS 600. for deepening Startling River"
to Sykes Island. We are very sure
that this small pittance will be readily
granted as it will so materially benefit
an important section of orr county and
promote the commercial interests of a
large portion Of her industrious and pa
triotic sons. Steamboat communication
with Baltimore by way of this river will
give new impetus to the oyster trade
in which thepeople of the Island are so
largely eaga4sa1.
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Eighty-six barrels OF sweet potatoes
consigned to /. P. Justis Il Co, Balti-
more. were shipped by rail by Mr.. Duf-
field Savage from Tasley station last
Wednesday.
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Contractors.sa Builders

Have large corps OF competent work
nell constantly employed, and will make
contracts for building houses on any
part of the Eastern Shore. Plans, speci-
iic2tions. estimateso of Churches, Houses,
Burns and Bridges furnished on short
notice All shop work finished with care
and dispatch. With an experience of
several years rs practical mechanics, we
believe we can give perfect satisfaction.
Thanking our former patrons, we re-
spectfully ask 4 continuance Of their pa
tronage. J. II. BIRD &c BRO.
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George Firney, who was serving a
term in our Jail for an assault upon Ma
FOR George p. Barnes. and escaped some
weeks ago, delivered himself up to the
sheriff OH Wednesday and was remand
ed to jail
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-01-23

The time table of the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad,
taking effect Monday. 18th inst, SUI
perseding the time table of December
9Th ult. y spublished in our issue Otto
dav.
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Sealed proposals will be received as
will lie seen by advertisement in our Is
sue Of to-day, for furnishing material,
etc, for Cape Charles iNal Light Sta
ton.
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,.rtr1d 60 the mans knowingly un'
'.,,.anv conceivable circumstances.
Then candy, cake, confectionery
r..stcs. glass and sharp pointed III;
r,imcnts. including tishhooks ana
,..,.,llrs. are not admitted unless
!, closed in tin or wood. This rule
!. lust as infexible as the other
I.,ople kick about botn OF them'
mi they kick in vain."
What BARN Go such things 40
il. the mail>."
Two things must be borne IN
mind to understand this: FIRST
III IN ,etcreuce to mailing clerks,
;hat they work at night, by an IN
,.rfect hight, with great rapidly,
nd have to seize mail matter oS
,Lc arm!ul before they have III
. .,cc,ed it: secondly, with refer
erre TO other mail matter, that let
,crs and merchandise parcels Otter
% together in the same pouch, IL L.,
rye Offices separate pouches art IT
! rovided, lut where one pouch VII WI
cd all the letters and parcels, on
!, me is used; aud i'll process o
Transportation these pouches al
Lied ard shaken incessantly, am
Injected to considerable heal a.,
lrening these TWO facts i'll min
= darcer of mailing these article
~ I've nn Coon though some reOpI
,s.i,t see it, even then. a razor T.,
REGULAR thing. The biade : Ca Ca
..sily be pushed through tne h "a
(. ehster's dictionary falls on 1t, II
i,lade cuts through the wood or t
ox it is likely to be enclosed sec ;,
Nd then remains exposed for Il
,cst of the journey. BY tue M,
rant jolting OF a railroad lra'n u.
viii then make rats nests o.
rndred letters, and on its arriS
@i its dastjuation cut off finger
~ Of postotfice clerk. Long
rerience and numerous accloel
lave led the departmental thereto
t ,,', ,rohibit the mailing OF them
,csetLer. Firearms are un l,lat
hle for the simple reason lha a.,
many fools insist on maillng u
Inaded. They cannot be mailed
cent in detached pieces.
ut ought to be plain enough ;, "
n,osiyes are unavailable; and
'hplneh,less persons are all
While sending metallic callIlu
through the mails. Artlc es Nj.
disagreeable odor, such as tna.
t.rosene. carbolic acid or mi
are forbidden because the .
may be communicated to to u
other mail matter. Strong ~
inc edlbles, like cheese, are II
ont rarity for this reason, and I
" because they cause rats ~ :,
through the pouches. Vegeta
aud fruits decay, and not only
Once bad odors but soil the o
mai, ,",iI. and so with living or {
animals. Liquids are forbidden
cause experience shows that
cannot be confined to any rece
Gle they can be put into. a
man cart see, to save her ille,
he should refuse to mail a ootl
hujlkerchiefcxtract ina glass
tie inclosei ina pasteboaiu W
But If one liquid is admitted o.
must be admitted, and soon
most revolving and the mos'
structiye liquid, like sulphnilG,
would follow. They almost al
break their leceptacles aud
or nolrcde everything they i
Even canned articles, conta
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A COMPLETE FISH FACTORY
PRIVATE SALE.

~.O.-
The undersigned offers at private
sale the Fixtures, Boats and Seines
OF IA complete steam ash factory.
Tie property consists Of
Two Engines, One Donkey Pump,
One Hydraulic Pump, and
Two Boilers in Good Order.
Lot Oil and Fish Scrap,
The Shops Annie HcmaD, Eureka
Josie, with SCENES and Boats.
Offers tor any portion considered.
Address
S. G. COFFIN or S. J. MUMFORD,
Chincoteague Island. Va.
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At the trial of John r. Sturgis, set Tor
next Wcdnesday Judge II. S. Neale VIII
preside.
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Temper
anreville, January 18th. 1856, by Rev. j.
w. Carroll, Asher j. Blackwell to Miss
Mary 0. Busby.
MArr-LANa-At brides residence,
near Temperancevile, December 23rd
ult., by Rev. j. w. Carroll. J. Is. Mapp
TO Miss Fannie Lang.
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A CARD.
To the Merchants Of Eastern Shore Of
Virginia and Maryland.

3
have this day resigned my 20
sition as salesman for the firm Of
Albert Brothers, and hereby tender
thanks to the trade for their patron
aga sgd aesnes obi yhs Eny ean
til,de III tmy AAsawsss 81 sid aiaa,
that aIsy win BIO ftsesally mld kir-
ly Geaht with. shall give my ses-
cial attention to the business Of
Fire Insurance. Respectfully,
a. FRANK BYRD,
Temperanceville, Va.
. Jan. LIST, 1886.
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A psstoflce has been established at
Bloxeu S station, with A. w. Short as
postmaster.
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BLoYoA-CLAYroS On December
9th ult., by Rev. J. w. Carroll, George
Y. Bloxom to Miss Laura G. Clayton.
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French sons toward Tlieir rfotHers
and fathers in one of Moliere's COM
edics, where u prodlgal son obSer-
we'd to his father. who comes to de-
nounce him, "Pray, sir, take IL
chair: YOU could scoll me so lnuch
more at Your case ifyou were scat
ed.u
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-01-23

Circuit Court commences the first
Monday in February.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-01-23

Mrs. William ]. Burton died after 4
lingering illness of consumption at hef
home neal Locustville last Tuesday.
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s-sr a ,ross-marK on your paper, before
80 rosr n:Ane, made with pen ana 'h II $
IS, rs ;,ssss,ites that your subscription mas
~ espiredl, or is due, anu you aa VIC. , ro-
s.. spectfully solicited to remit Vi IT,
B: new.
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For SALz-My fine Hambletonian
mare. She is years old, ID hands high.
deep bay color. black name and tail, a
good driver, will work to I'LL harness. and
90 nn1ltln that any la1V can G,riynr 20;
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LEGAL MEWS.

County Court commences next Mon
day.
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B;TaNEss NOTICES.

NorrcE-For rent for the year 1856,
my storehousc Mt Jenkins Bridge, nav
occupied by Harry 7. White; also one
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address Sallie D. Fletcher
Jenkins Bridge, Accomac county, Va
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PcEOdtrfs.

Miss Hennie PalranoIe Of our town,
has returned frow, a pleasant visit TO
friends in Maryland
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s.;.eks =, = - J; 2isi:5a

Capt. N.B.Rch and wife of Wellneet,
Mass, who have been guests for several
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-05
FlDUcIARy SETTLEMENTS.

The following is list Of the Fiduciarics whose
accounts at this date before me for settlement.
viz
Barker, W. r, and J. s. Lasaell, adm'rs Of Fen,cn
NJ. Trippett
Bailey, Ira Sheriff. administrator. d. b. n. of Jos.
s. White.
Bailey, Ira, Sheriff. admir- of Nancy White.
Boyers, Morgan L.. administrator, c. t. a. Of Da-
vid Scott
Brown, Vim. c., Jr Executor OF Sarah Gay.
Davis, John M, admir- Of Dan NJ. Gapcn.
Devault. Thornton H., committee Of Mary De
vault.
Dorsey, Benjamin NJ, guardian Of Virginia II.
Dorsey.
Evans, +; j., guardian Of Mary :. Evans.
Hess, Alexander r., adm ofww. chesney.
Hennen, T.. L., admir- OF VIM. Henncn.
Hood, Jno. Smith, admir- OF VIM. Brown.
Hare, James and Rob, executors Of John Hare
Jamison, Jarrett. guardian OF David Lee Jam
John, L. N, admir- of Mary Britt.
Jennewine, Christian, administrator Of Charles
Lantz, Ida ", and W. II. johnson, adm'x and
Lazier, y. C., committee of Ailsie sheddan.
Lantz, X. S., admir-, d. b. n. Of VIM. LH4hu.
Tough, Elizabeth, admir- OF w G. Loukh.
Lazier, Eliza c., guardian Of Moses Lemon.
Markley. Christopher C.. guardian Of Rosalis
Same, guardian of Addie Bonnifcld.
Riggs, Marshall T., adm'r Of |. C.. Riggs.
Shuttlesworth, Saml T.. administrator OF Ann
Smith, Benz. T., Executor Of Maria Smith.
Sanders, James, admr Of John II Bowlby.
Sturgiss, Geo. C., administrator Of Cornelius Nc
Shane.
Sanders, John, admir- Of VIM. l.. Conway.
Tenant, Abraham w., guardian Of Tallura Ten
nant.
Same, guardian Of Emma j. Tenant.
Tenant. Asa, guardian q Emaiine Warmer
Tenant, Emrod, admir- Of John Devine.
Same, admir- OF Christina Warner.
Same, committee Of Mary Warner.
Wade. Spencer s, admir- Of Hugh W. Brock:
Watson, Thos. H., guardian Of Evaline b. Wat.
son
Same, guardian of Mary II. Watson.
Same, guardian Of LemueI H. Watson.
White, Michael, admir- of Joseph S. White.
White, Jacob E. administrator Of Elizabeth
White.
Same, committee Of Nancy White
Given under my hand this 18th Of May. 1885,
MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
Commissioner Of Accounts Of Monongalia County.
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Lightning's Freaks.

This thing called lightning is a
queer animal. You can't always
tell exactly what it's going to do nor
how it's going to do it. Mr. Jack
Mollissee, who lives in Morgan dis
trict, this county, relates a very in
teresting account of the maneuvers
of an electric current that was fool
ing around in his neighborhood on
Monday morning Of last week. 1t
was early in the morning and the
family had not yet risen from bed.
A rampant streak of lightning had
broken loose and had been knocking
the trees on the mountains out of
time all night, and towards morning
it went into Mr.. Mollissee's for
breakfast. In doing so it knocked
the gable end of the house down.
Having gotten in once it battered
down the foot board of bed in
which one of the children was Sleep
ing, tore off post of the bed which
Mr.. and Mrs. Mollissee occupied,
knocked down Mrs. Mollissee's back
hair, bent two of her hairpins, and
then became so heartily ashamed of
it's ungallant conduct that it left the
neighborhood and has not been seen
or heard of since. This is the ac-
count as given by Mr.. Mollissee, and
if you care for further particulars
inquire of him.
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ARNETTsIvLLE, May 3l.-J. C.
Coombs is quite unwell.
Smith Straight, who has been dan
gerously i'll, is slowly improving.
Miss Mary Willard, Of Indiana,
is visiting Mrs. Posten.
w. +. Glasscock closed success
full term of school here on Satur-
day.
Scott Stewart has been here for
week or more.
jackson Smith has built a fine
large barn on his farm.
Pinkney Arnctt and wife we're visit
ing at ]. c. Straight's last week.
Several people from this vicinity
attended the Decoration Day exer.
cises at Grafton on Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Tcter has been indis-
posed for some time.
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West Ran, Union District.

WEST Run, May 29.-We have had
quite a number ON the sick list for
sometime. Among them are Mrs.
Malinda st. Clair and Mrs. Barney
Calvert, but l am happy to say that
they are all thought to be some bet
ter.
James Houston, of Bakers Ridge,
is better and is getting ready to
work the roads.
Miss Sarah Evans is about as she
has been for long time.
J. w. Smith is now at home after
spending the past winter teaching at
vicksburg, Miss.
T. NJ. Baker has been at home on
visit after an absnce Of three
weeks in Preston county where he
was teaching music.
Jack Evans and William Baker
are dealing in stock extensively.
They now have 200 sheep and so
lambs.
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A Wholesome Example.

Sometimes it is duty to do things
that are very unpleasant This we
have to do now: There were three
contestants for the Regents Prize
Essay at the University this year.
One of them was George M. Ralph
snyder, of Arnettsville, this county,
who submitted an essay to compete
for the prize of $25. The essay was
very able one, but bore internal
evidences of having been plagiarized,
and further investigation developed
the fact that it had been stolen al
most bodily from an article on $50
cialism," by Washington GLADDEN.,
in the March number of the Century
Magazine. Thursday morning Mr..
Ralphsnyder was summoned to ap-
pear before the Faculty and was
confronted with the fact that the
essay had been 'cribbed." OF
course he couldn't deny the charge,
but said that he thought he had the
right to get whatever help he could.
After thorough discussion of his
case the Faculty suspended him
indefinitely" which is, of
course, the same as expulsion.
This will be wholesome exam
pie. No one questions the fact that
there has been on several previous
occasions more or less plagiarism on
the Regents Prize Essay contest,
and it is to be sincerely hoped that
this severe surgical operation will
effectually and permanently cure the
evil.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-05

UFrINGroN, May a1.-Miss Matte
Holland, Of Xenia, Ohio, is visiting
friends here and expects to remain
three or four months.
Miss Jennie Jolliffe 10 also visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. S. Watson.
James Kinsley and wife attended
church at Pisgah yesterday (Sun-
day..
W. S. w. has been indisposed for
a few days, but was able for Dccora-
ton.
Messrs. j. S. Watson, A. r. Price
and b. Hall we're among the party
that went from this place to the
Decoration ct Grafton.
sherman Watson 10 visiting frienda
ct Halleck this week.
Jonathan Walls says he ID com.
peting with Levi Dolton In snake
slaughter. He made the start on I
seven footer last week.