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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A SCHOOL FOR teaching Italian viii shortly
be opened u Toxic, Japan.
Tss class Of 50 Yale holds ia trienniai
thEs year. and has no boy TO receive the
class cup. This - said 70 be unprecedented
IT = a false notion that is responsible for
grievous evil, that q cheap teacher is good
enough for the sumner term, because al
the pupils are snail
Tzn viii q Nrs. James s. Waterman, Of
Sycamore. IL, recently probated, sets
apart her residence and sixty acres Of land
for a school for girls, aud provides 3 fund
amounting to $4,000 for ss maintenance.
SoxE Years ago Sir Donald Smith. OF
Montreal gave 2o.0oo for the purpose Of
sndowiux faculty for the higher education
Of women. he now proposes 20 supple
ment his former gift by . quarter Of a
million dollars. aud ~ Institution 70 be
called the Royal Victoria College VIII oe
established IN Montreal
Tss Icslsadsrs living N Winnipeg have
Organised socisty 20 eucourage further
EN- grafton from Iceland; 70 pss the srriv-
ing immigrants in the way Of earning .
Evesshood as seen - possibie. % provide .
library. readin rooms, etc. for them; and
uitinaseiy 70 foaad collezs n which their
language and literature shall form psrt'of
The scurse of study
TsTs Woraen's College. which has bean
tuilt IN Nor@h Bslttuaorc a. a co.s Of sl20.-
eoo vii De opened next September with 100
ssudents Thers ara two buIldi7zs for
phvxfcsl framing. There vii Be no free
scholarship. re rev coIleEs il probably
ths handscrsest educational building IN
Maryisad. and it ad1cins the hantsoDsst
Netho.iis4 church n she Tinted States
A yovzH. school ecEnmencerens VS. h-id
AZ TIE ysw York trade schools recently.
One hundred and twenty bricklaysrs we're
zivssa diuloguas. ere hundred ard eighty
fcur plunbsrs. sach srned With sheep-
sszz w>rs sst heosc npcn ne oculroaity.
scz~ther with fFtsen srou@sursrs. tbirty>
srx'ht psintsrs sr3 sventv gtf csr-<nt>-A
This srhooi has beea IN existence ever sewen
v>srs azd q designed - s>>eh al u1<.a>s
sraises.
She va = we. maiden % s1rEreS
scrz<tcu~d - TIE simplicity u the nGrs-
erv s.ele. <na With = Taste znvisasred y
the n~s - spic>s She 9ss allowed TIE
osher Oar ~ ccu,s - tlse fsniiF sshle.
Were shs ~ss especially Interested h TIE
ravsexT sf tbs perp>r eox- an s<tcs>
~rh1ch h.d .rpsr-nsly nev-~ bef--s suuns
~fshln the limits q her ct@er~sts.sa- She
wa1ehed wssh close zT<euffcn whxse Der
r.ua rerrered .cnseshfzag. ard ten ~s<h
the utxncst T--vfeT and poi1seaess. she
exnsnded ssr plste. saying
-Plesee put httls aLre 81 nasne. go
pxrA --Sossan Csaxs0t
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
MEANT FOR MECHANICS

For cement to make joints for granite
monuments use clean sand, twenty parts !;
htharge, two parts; quicklime, one part I;
and linseed oil sufficient TO form q thin
paste.
IT is settled fact In mechanics that no
piece of machinery, whether it be belt,
shaft or gear should ever be submitted to
strain greater than one-half Of its break
ing strength.
YELLOW diamonds are made blue Of the
pusest water, for the time being, by being
colored with a common indelible blue pen
Gil, equalized by rubbing with cotton or
linen A magnifying glass viii fail TO show
the fraud, but alcohol, tuTpentne, or ben
zine viii wash of the color.
Coon cement for sticking porcelain let
ters on glass: Starch, sixty parts; finely
pulverizsd chalk, one hundred parts. Mix
with equal parts Of water and alcohol, with
the addition of thirty parts Of Venice tvr-
pentine, taking care 20 agitate the mass
with a stick, SO as 10 insure its homo
genelty.
The following method of perforstinr
earthenwsre is gwen in a journal OF
science: "A soft copper rod or pipe IS
used in the lathe, 1T being fed with mix
ture Of powdered emery and bnseed Ok.
The emery is imbedded IN the copper by
the friction. and cuts right through the
hardest material In a very short time.
A MARROW boof often proves = healthy
one, whereas the sh8pely one gets attacked
by disease, no doubt through hereditary
tendencies. Some folks think = narrow hoOf
il against q horses free going IN mud and
Dirt, hut the reverse - generally the case.
II they 20 in deep they come out easy and
quick. and without that sucking and holding
which might be expected.
NoETAR made in the following manner
vii stand If used in almost any sort Of
weather. One bnsbel Of gnslaked LINE.
three bushels Of sharp sand. Tx one
pound Ct ssum with one pint Of hnseed OF,
and tborosghly E,ix thls with tie mortar
when making IL ana use kot The slHr1
vii coanterset The sctsos of the frost of
the mortar.
N is q new idea - most persons thst
edre-tools not Infreqpsutly become what
artisans tern tired" and WI not bold q
keen edge untn they have rest. THIS -
tie statement q carpsntcrs, BARRIERS s1a
vooi-oh5ppers Locomotive Engineers no
tsce so11.thsag alkin 70 tbs x tier engines-
u Is probable thst constant an9 hsTa usage
causes changes r. TIE erystslzstioE tsst
nay sec7unt FOR thls psc4llar1tE n iH2s'-
rsste thircs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Cream cake or pie made according 70 the
following recipe Of Mrs. Henderson, may be
served - cake for tea or cut as pie; it
furnishes an excellent dessert:
For the crust: Three eggs, one cupful of
sugar, one cupful Of nour, one-third OF tea
spoonful Of soda and one teaspoonful Of
cream OF tartar. Beat the whites and yolks
well, separately; stir all together as quickly
Is possible and bake in two pans tif rather
snau-if large, use one only, the batter
threequarters OF an inch thick
For the cream: Two and one-hah cups Of
sweet milk, four even tablespoonfuls of sugar,
two tablespoonfuls Of -four and one egg. Boil
this few minutes until it has thickened and
favor with vanilla and lemon. When the
crust is cold split it and put the cream be
tween A boiled icing much improves this
cake
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Brass tenders and frsirons want careful
polishing with sweet oil and finely powdered
rotten stone. Bronze Is better only washed
and thoroughly dried Black tenders are
either painted over NTH black japan or
black leaded- Minton tiles merely require
washing With soap and water and flannel
The great secret with these ts never to allow
smoke 70 collect upon them, bat every time
the FIRE has been ht TO wash it of when
cleaning the srate. The hard rubbing neces-
sary 70 get OF dried smoke loosens the tiles
IN TINA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

crvp.if,1e = q material Ezely % - favored
kr drezsy sumrisr soiiees
Blcct orange ard Eaxllsh p-frnro-. sxs
s~adsnx colors In tress and millinery.
CIV Rouian .ssbes srs shown - vide thzs
x.rher~1 De'sic>s are made from thern-
A nov-a design IN isrssy pins shows = gold
r~hois eisspiag diamond In rs fore paws
IT, rs g new open ~ork drsss mssersals
= endie-s aaa se-ns - recsivs sccesssons
s~eFy dag.
T1e crer, ' shapef bpsfir-s - z1r-'rr,sr -~-r-
srx e,ilets are IL many cases conapieeed bY
zuisnpe e So nisaziun. slirr>a 20 velvesdox
soiiae
Lac- tfrss srs sTssn favored ss srsra-
rrrfs4 ar dressT o.~Isles. snt are e<peclAzly
-fe.sifvs ~ish a anEis r~vsrs of v>ivse
ws~r u o. Fr-nen eonnecz sitas<.o s~v-
krsf rx,sssr nszruw soriazS nus the ribscns
rr--a nur 80 bs--s wh6-h cro~n 80 nnsny a
sh=sn arr f--sa ax b. si<hs il.ehe~ wiie
- c<,lcrsn-s II ssIk srd u,rcb a the Is-s<
inx -e.rsrnpr.sties IN ~eaving are r-peseed
~ rfbtxsnS VITA rhis rsmsrkabs excsusscn.
slss ~ne~-ss m SIS cu,br- esr-cts ara scvss
nna a@asie1lv fashicnahle. IN rsoeons they
are ncs was IN sncp pa<iszes = -1rst
e1oscze~
arncssr = .r1rub-- - hesurffal tro~>iss
>r-sf tsrsrl rscHr-s senesd rsoir~- n she r1ost
ex,,rtane rinrs. ~aieh -~r=n shs irids>r.ncs
- an spai sra b,ux sss 81 euxslY sssrsc<
s.arr asss -rs-ss osex - - 9nise i.rr- @hcir>
|. ehneo waf ~ssrfnz zilks shss ~rrs N
or<r- ssers shfr~v v~sr~ sro
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

vnrxsns ownnmss<af xnlshkn>s1s-rfmn1y
s1sgssGts~s - ms~ssvsss&
very zaoo1nsa sAd s<xscsivs vsy e
dsco<sl4Ag xoaxs poeepry = ~ pszxs sns ~
a1d h>ndl> All ps>ssca, Iaz>~a red ~
oxowE> p1ek up - 49, wlxh qsaizt ssar
ts>qas psrs>rns IN eald. Aad cover shs le~sr
pass s1<s so<s of A<nle ~ psteDsork of
y1Fso<s Artistic sAatss: soze psIe6@ q colsr
lzrss, sons sz@-l; tks q1A1as~r Ens szaps -
b~<r~r they ali lsok wAsa dry esIliAs sii
ne ccioFs VITA nn hzs ~ gold. sad traas
rcaxo god p~sDsras 81 srs d2rk onsA fbls
= azrzcsalt % al>serst<. bar qslss sssy 70 do
For o~k or 4sA drs~zng oursszs . strip a
phzsa h<aslax down n either end aad
Elmzasd wzEa ball a. knotted fringe u
handsome lt b gea<rally protsc>sd By Z
strip Of hasa. assor~6sd BY border of
drawa work OF snbrolds<sd In colored
eossonA Thls : lad IN shs csnesr Of the
plush strip, snd truHAss and the lie ere
placed Gu 4.
PlneGzAien eovsss, that both look ven and
wash vsil, are Ia snrprsldsrsd ehqsss esosh
namned wikb koA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A very seZnpsnx msthod Of cooking and
ssrvins asparagus y Is follows: Have ths
asparagus tisd IN buadIes. wash and plunge
into boiling water. 20 which tsaSpoonfui Of
salt has bsen added for every quart OF water.
Cook till tendsx, bus NO longer. ThAs viii b
from hnsen 10 eistsssn minutes. In the
meantime prepare scale slices Of thin toast
W hen the asparagus Is cooked drain 10 well
and arrange nicely upon the toast, then pour
over 1t = good white sauce. The following
b particularly nice for asparagus, also for
eaulidowsr: Heat a piece Of butter the sizs
Of an egg in saucepan, when it begins to
bubble add scant tsacupful q flour and STIR
we'll Until the four Is cooked; then add two
teacupfuls OF thin cream or milk, season
with salt and pepper and stir over the fire till
the saaceis quite smooth, then pour it over
the ssparaguA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

20. I IN 10 cut - = sleeve of silk. with shs
baa< q vslvss. and = Designed fer a alk cos-
suEna A jss beaded ornament forms part of
kls cuR
No - . WOODEN sleeve for Walking COS
ezzrua II = trimmed with thrse bands of
rfboon, velvss rsvers and battmz
Va = an evening sleeve of figured zren-
sdins, spriEged nst CO laca ft b mAds
dre<Sy With folds Of pink surzh, fastened IA
ths ace ecQaills wish butterfly bow ot pink
sasin rtbboEA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Mint ssuce for spring lamb h now IN
season. and Catherine Owen advises, IN Hsr-
per>s Bsrar. exactly bow 20 make is: Take
only tbe young. tender leaves, not Bat Of
stem. and chop very fine indeed To two
tsblespoonfals add tabiespoonfal and .
half Of brown sugar and three II vinegar.
Il should Be quite thick, not - ve 20 often
see it-vinegar wItA few hits Of mint fo.s-
ing around
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

TIE dsndelion MAKES one of the most -
fr-shing snd wholesome Of spring salads. sud
Is great fsv0rise With those who have
learned Is merit Afsz very carefully
washing the plauss, oDe pint shoeld be placed
m salad bowl nth an eqaAl quantity Il
wstrrcreszes. three green ozions. sIicsd. a
te.spooufaI II SAT sn<i e lib~r.l s=ppay Of ol
or cream 8resezrE
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

TIE Grand Rsridz & Tndisns rsiIrosd 81
sell sreursson tickess - 81. Lsuis. No. sf
ere fare for tie round trip On Jase 2 and .
On sccounf q tie Dernocrstic Nsrionsi
Convention Tickets GOOD for return untii
June ? Trzfn va ~ vsvne A Wshssh
raj ~sy caves { nlen Depot - ll.45 a n.
arriving n $. Iogis tss sokowizx nasrning
a 14&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

WALL POCKET FOR DRAWING ROOM.
The low front, slightly curled and seal
loped, is in ruby plush, supported with card
board, and adorned with applique work.
The high back is draped with tan colored
pongee silk. The whole is edged with a thick
chenille cord, and decked with rosetue bows
In watered silk ribbon It is hooked to the
wall under a bow
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
DETRoIT. GRAND HAVEN a MILWAUKEE,

bhlys sundays exctpeo. = DAILY
Detroit trpress has pafiof oaT q Detroit. max
inR Greet cyi-nectons iof al pOirt ffst arriving
~ NSW YORK a. 1910 o. ~. next da. l4rni,ot
Express east has tbrpagh sleeper from or<nd
kepics 70 NIAGARA falls. ennnsctape a. Milwsukce
junction with thTourf eepeu 20 IorOuto
Through ticket< and sleeping car blrths secured
u D.. 6. II. 4 u. ssiiws! oflcos. = Nonroesl
and al the dspot
Jas. CksPBfI.i- CifF Pas Aren't
GEo. b. RfEvI. Traffic NsraFef. Gnicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Farnb-rsi With knicskn~cks sai.ahse fc~
hrisse = whst sse Ensiish cal - silver .eble. :
This consists q = sshle - Chsn-~e black wood
sr sesk- o. of ehosT. tss ls<z of wkich ar.
se.utifuaT carved Pr-s-nsz sse~ - s~~n-
sfzlly asssns< ssch q surface s. this
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Sz<zUa TIA gACkEF-gAczzr soDtcA
Ia ELss egs ara sho~n t~o sEyiizh lacksts
Or hoa>s ~ss.F thas can hardly TAI % plsasa
tAs t<As lackss . a gzrInsnE nacb arecssd N
Para f1s I1loslsl here shown - of pfnk ak,
z1a1dat win ansroid=fsd swallows and
tfsmInsd sfsn gol1 pazsensnseris1 ths b~g
pl4-zFon and fuli slssvs- are of white crepe.
cAs san = ~ plnk zlk- The cap. IN pInk
sEs<s 2z.a l4ea. = srtL1Aasd with narrow pink
riDhon-
Ths l>cses bodies shown fn ths rsEzzafnlnx
figure q Dns cas- = q hacy ak. with .
ss<~ss ground striped wizh small nrochs Do
slgas ~ red stlk The guimps - q whfts
ersy.. draped osio~ ths waist fhs eap 10
nalls a ~i.@Es Laes. ornAEnenIsd with Fsd
flbbcn bos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
An Effective Wall Pocket.

In the cut is shown a pleasing example OF
the always convenient wall pocket. Being
intended for the drawing room, this is Of rich
material, slaborately decorated
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

~~eres Forriga nusis shcr IN Cnscn
<r-1are.
Fa.htuuanhs Lefv 90 Gzrnszn cierx>-
res S-haher< wri1een znT nsw sonEs
kfei7f
a Szwk-.z> usdxzz. Mt xz1cs h< <i>d---
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
I AXE sHoRI q MIcHlsAN sourBrks.

train leaves Grand Rspiof for kllefsn al
10 ,. n, arriving there ~ =
Through uckess 500 " YF1ncipei pOiut II tbs
United sta'es Hexfco and Canada st Ukion
Tjcket Ofce.
A. 3 sxITE q r A, C1eveisD4.
N bocf1- Depot Ticket Agent
gro ". hUFsoN. City ricktt AgouL
Taking cfect kss - JS&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

D1Tns the fsw rernsi1<ne days - hey
stay n the city. Lers Es,le ctsirvcyart saa
ssst nasaiu1a, ga &c toozss - Ne. kse inertia
paxsssou g
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Arthur Wood, Waterloo Street
Health is Wealth.


Dr. Z. c. wesff Nerve and Brain Treatment
guaranteed specific for HysteriR DizziJess Con-
vulsions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache
Nervous Prostreiion caused by the use OF alcohol
or tobacco. NakeiUlness. Mental Depression
Soffening OF the Brain resulting in insanity and
leading 10 misery. decay and death, PremsslIre
Old Age, BarTenness los Of Power ia either
sex, Involuntary Loses and SyermstOrfboes
caused by over-exer;ion Of the brain. selfahuse
or oyer-indulgence. Esch box contains one
months treatment u box, OF six boxes for
s., rent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With each order received by
US for six boxes, conpanled with s. we viii
senc the puIcbsser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money, II the treatment does not effect
azure Guarantees Issued only by
w. H. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent
I26 Moproe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

CHICAGO a wEsT MIcBfGAN-kLI TRATrs
Y arrive at and depsu ffoID uniou Depot
rFlfEf.
NAL for Chicago. NuFseg1r al Toledof fasu
fakt Ffufeef fof lnicrE h. .....- ~ II
Exprs f0f EpEksgon sne Esrt....-....f ~ -
Night Express fof tblcsfo -...., . ~ &fb
For Big kstids. BALDWIN. Lsdoiaetor
sie kshistes -..........--f 4~ps
FofBf kspts, Bsl9vfn, f,aclnrion emo
Mfiie 90 -.-...4...-.....f ~
THpress fnr muskego8 snd haven siorR
tFHfFf
r iehi Express from Chicaso - ss1su
, ighi Erpress from indisHnpolis. .....-...f 2s n
Ekrfesf from Muskeeon and = t-.-..... go a. m
Mai from Chicago sp0 husfee0n .....3 , 81 nm
IxpnaR r N Aiieran sn1 Teledo. 80 ~ m
fspress from feuiysieT sno Buxseeonf = % + n
lasi EJpress from nj Gao ... ......... 4 a. r.
Prom Manisiee, Ludinfton. Baldwin
FrDm kanEtee Juoingion Bslewin flnpm
LAZY iDaHy creep tDndas fDaiif exoept
ksfrffey. 'DeIlf eEccp' Non far.
IbfouRt cos net - Chicago sFid Joltdo ~ %
IN ira n through pefiof car - Ciiears On
u ~ n train No eatrs charge To- seets-
Through sleeping ana elpis car between lnaisr-
aToiis On Indianapolis Night Errre~ trsi.s.-
Through sieepirig csf - fhiesso or ~ ~ = NJ
trsia. Union Tickes of5ce 81 Honrosst
". a. CkerTrTff Tfsric nenaVer
NiitrhH a StFsrf. 49, Cen Pas AGENT
nFTB0rT. LANSING 4 NORTHERN -fcp,xn
~ Eapids Hsgiusv Diviaon) Al frsins ar
rye 81 sna -edsF, from Union Dsp<s
::is :is ,ISS e.:ss s.s,s.. s.yss: e. nz ss
s0 lIg tss sigsns- se5 en
n H. m Arr f-s rw m
: 80 chsngs snd he siori.st iins bes ..sr er.sa
tsJ1os snc tne Hsginf~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

NrEf1et c-s --.---.- s-s-ses- - -
ss-sss' -. sook Fsk1 h. be O. Bssaie.k-f
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

An r3~-r<iseFnsrs esils '-bcvstc s><r tie
rrnlp eieanA- A11xher rocd wav = a 20
-ese cn an lnsiian exrsr-li.asaca sxr~tj-
ess-n. he isttsr zssthcd - = Et1le nore
1errie and painf,1A bus e can he vsr~
rsuted s~srv Era@ Se~szre e sumter
ss-..--Nsrzsstswn Etsrald
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

>s~ Dr~ss sts~y-A
n cur Illustration are given three nsw
zsodeis Tor d-sas zlseses. showing varied
sxsSs - szzzas tri1.laLnsa ss0>
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

~Daily. AL others daily excepf sunday.
Sleeping car run oD Pscifc sno Atsntic E1-
Iresses 10 AID from Detroit - f4rlor ear run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids fxprss " spe
nom Detroit -Birecf COT nscfloss made sf DetxeN
with al throug1 trains ksd-llckeis 90 sale sf
Union Ticket cfhoe. 6; Monroe st. sBc n Union
depot
cHAs. u. N0RRfs. Genl Agt q Aonroest
o. ". RrsGLES, @. r. aud 7. A., Chicago.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-07

ION ind c'ment for assault and batter,
on las. T. Savage). ], 'r"ulnnt trie(
and cnnvic,,-d il, d lined SIS nd costs OF
lprosecuti,.
On Ietiti VI Of r. + Cnrbin and 9TH
or, fol public road. REPORT nf I"n'l y
t'hml,ers, surveyor, tilel md confirmed
and order directing sud surveyor
20 10 f!nlher work u, his road
Commonwealth vs. VIM. Core, ION III
| lictment for assault aud battery OIL {;
certain Sydney Wise. Defendant tried
and convicted and fined 50 and costs OF
prosecution
Same VS.. Arl.mus Z. Poulson, ION in
dictment for carryin.apiStol concealed.
| Defendant tried ami c.,nvi"' e'i AMI iilled
500 and costs Of prosecution
Same VS.. Henry Nosk ION indictment
for carryinta pistol concear.l.) de.
fcndant tried ard convicted aud flied
S25 and costs of prosecution
Same Us. Geo L Canton on llrdlct
nenl for selling intoxicating liquor
Trial Of defendant commenced. tvi
tlence heard, juror too i'll 10 attend he
tuurt and c;,~tS continued unlll next
term for Il new trial
Order entered committing the estate
oil Lew Mack. II lunatlc III jill 10 John
II. Wise, sheriff uf this county
Order entered directing the adlrlllls-
traitor Il. b. IL of Edward p. E;lst, dc
ceased. to make further partial distri
button of said dtce lent's estate without
requiring lefnnding bond
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-07
Murder Near wprdtown by nm Iusan
MAN.

VIM. Cllvin Dler killed his wife bv
cutting her throat and stab6in5 her
near Wardtown, OF Thu sd While
riding in II wagon with her and two OF
his children. Just hefn"" The tragedy
Capt .OrliS A. I'rowneriding with Il gem
tleInan. had passed DEer on the rmd
about four hundred yards from where
the deed WIS slone. Caps. Browne liul
Snnc little talk with Duer:,nd rode into
Wardtnwn and stopped. While sitting
in his buggy lie WIS called by some one
hellinl him. and in going tn SCI what
WAS w:lnt,d. he found Duer all ''lontN,
his children sitting in the wagon also
covered with blond and the dea. woman
living in The wag N. Uucr cOnfeSSt d that
he killed his wife and surrendered 10
Can't. Browne. who It ok charge OF ann
until Justice Sydney 5. White arrived.
and appointed tfrnnrge l.. Roberts con.
stable TO recrive him until papers could
he made out when he was sent To jail IN
Eastville
Dmcr g,vcns an excuse that his wife
had betrayed him, drngG"d nm, and
other like complaints all eq'tlly un-
true
l)ucr is insane. and Las been Thought
to I've 81 for some tlmr. Heretofore he
has been devoted husband and loving
father. The body of the tlrceasel wo.
lnan was taken charge Of 10y her broth
crs, MessrS. VIM. Il. AMI Lit w. John
son. Mr.. Lawrence Johnson, another
brother. tonk the children, agei ahont
s and years respectively, to care f1r
them.
The affair has created quite u shock Il"
tile peaceablc and law aoding citizens
in the vicinity Of its occurrence. Nj
Duer has been foreman III the saw mill
for MIR. Thomas W. III. or, at Onui
cock. for a gnnM many v ars, and his
been living near Wardtown for some
weeks. informed Capt Brown: when
they were ding along Tie Oal together,
hat Mr.. Taylor was 10 send his WAGON
down OH FRIDAY to move lam Nlck To
Onamcnck, ilnl! it Is surpassed that this
probably led linn tp commit The iut. rs
his VIE WAS opposed To @'il% TO Oman
Geek. While 1t WIS determined to do ST.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-07

Comfy Court Proceedings,
Decemhcr Term. 1851.

JSCSllltlCl CIllI, 1901.
Ambrose S. Taylor. J p. paid into
court $3.50. fine received of Minnie
Holden. convicted lcfore him 0f assault
and battery
Tie following Gdnciary accounts
were confirmed: Orphan accounts of
May and Willie Petit, and Willianna
Wright: aId,S IF estates Of Thomas :.
Rayly, John 5. Small and Wm. Finney
of VIM.
Lust will of John Z. 7. Window was
aromted and Edward }. Window quail
tielas executor
Letters of administration were grant
ed to Levin L Crnws0n oil estate Of
Spencer Lewis deceased and to L. Floyd
Neck on estate of Jacob bunting, de-
ceased
Leeanna T.. Coxton qualified us guar
dian of her child. BETTE Il. CoXton; Geo.
B. Mason qualified as guardian of Eli
jal w. Sturgls: E. !. W ildow rs guar
dian of Charles II. Window; and Sarah
Ann Ward as guardian Of Ferdle h..
Carson Ray, Sarah Francis aud DalseY
Mock Ward
VIM. III. Oliver VS.. Cordie A. Kellam
Ton attachment for rent.) Report Of
constable filed and confirmed. Order
directing payment of costs and balance
IN hands of officer to plaintiff in pro
tanto satisfaction Of his rent
Barroom license granted to Wm. t.
MparS, Coal Kiln
Orders OH county treasurer in road
and bridge matters were entered us fol-
lows: Bennett FentresS, Sl4 Geo. S.
Hope, 81 Rnht. j. Chopper. SIT, n. j.
WtssrlsS2. }. f. IIargisSS,. "A. Chambers
$40. l.. n. iiogg, S32 95, John w. Gil
let, John j. Wise and y. j. l.ilIistOn 81
each, Geo. ID. Wise 81. John Il. James
w. IL. Parker and John w tiillet,Sl eacll
Henry Beasley appointed surveyor of
road in place of Jas. r. Halgis. re-
S,gntd, John II. Hopkins i'll place Of
VIM. p. Lewis, resigned, and John 5.
Anies i'll place of Edward L. Downing,
deceased
Order entered directing Andrew J.
Kellaln to build box bridge near the
residence of E. b. t'wanger
Upon petition of surveyor to repair
road from corporation limits Of Oman
cock 10 Point of Forks. Rerolt OF
vIewe:s filed
Upon petition of D. T. White and
Others for public road. Report Of view.
crS filed
Report Of sales of delinquent lands
for year 1854 10y j J. blackstone, coun
ty treasurer and The report of sai,i
treasurer Of said lands for samc year.
redeemed before sale, were confirmed
and ordered to he certified to tile audi,
tor Of Public Accounts
Inspectors of oysters reported for the
quartz ending, November 30th, 1857 u,
| follows: Sam'l j. Davis. 1st district
amount collected. sS6. 81, due Stale
ST. Sc; Sam1 j. Davis, End district
collected, $2.75. Que State s.. Us; John
r. johnson, 9Th diStrict-collec: ed
S59l 81, due State S5S2.4l; james Il.
Weaver, 9th district-colltcted, S494 81
due State $3.9.7l; John G.. Justice, It'll
collected, S625.75, due Stale
SITS. Is: CI,is. Z. FiniIey, Sth district
collected, 1888 so, due State $3.50. Is:
Raymond r. Hutchinson, 9th district
collected, $5l7 So, due State S466.05.
Commonwealth VS.. Jas. 5. Mock ION
indictments, cases continued OH de-
ffcndamtS motion.
Commonwealth VS.. Vim. S. Young