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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

David s. Terry, formerly justice Of the
supreme court of California, who was
committed to ja:.. fos sh months by
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

lr per pound. .iFree Est.
per cent. adlN Fer cent. ad
-ralorein .@.... valOren1:
10 p. c. nd val. 30 n c.adyal.
IS per cent. I'D! 30 per cont. ad4
valorein...... valorem.
@ss. per pound lac per. p!nd.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28
Another Dl.a.trou. CONFEDERATION

Spokane Falls. W. T., has just been
visited by another fire, which destroyed
about S3s, 600 worth of property. The in
snrance is about $15, 900. There is every
reason to suspect that the second heavy
fire n the ~ previous was the result of
incendiaries. The town is said to be over
run with u low. loose disreputable element.
While the fire was in progress several at
tempts to commit arson were repeated, but
no one was caught. The citizens have
held a mass meeting and the alarming sit
uation has been discussed. 1t was decided
to make n most determined crusade against
the crowd of loafers and tramps which in
for the apprehension Of any of the frebugs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

also per 1000 SOC per- 1000
feet. feet..
. por LOCO 81 per, 1000
feet. feet.
$3.50 per 1.90olsl.a ii per. 1000
feet feeL,,
per 1000 SOC pesftooo
foot. feet.
~ per A0OOl 81 per- 1000
% per 1000 81 pesr 1000
feet. feet.
per 1000 81. orcs 1000
feet. feet.
10 per cent. nd 30 rett cent.
valore.n. ad vslorem
2 cts. IerIoundl lie per pound
lO per cent. adl2j pds cent.
valorsdm. nd valorem
10 lNr cent. adll9 9ar cent.
vlio,am. nd Snlorem
20 percent. adj is pc.cent.ad
valoreln. NNorel,l.
30 peEcent. adl25 i,er cent? I'D
valoEem. Wl1oreln.
~ per cent. adl2pEsr cent.ad
vhihrem. wslore,n.
% tsS45 cts. per lhito Bic. per
square foot. aluare It.
% itler cent. nd 60 per cent.ad
NNOrem. valorenl.
30 per cent. adl2s per cent. adl
vAlorem. valoren.
stopper cent. adlaIper cen I'D.
Nalorem. valoreln.
sa!1O per cubic IS cts. per cus-
foot. bic foot.
~ per cent. al 20 per cent.a.a
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

Judge Barclay. of the st. Louis Circuit
Court has refused to grant naturalization
papers TO Argo k%qnnehame, a Chinaman.
The judge takes the ground that under ex-
listing laws the Chinese cannot become
American citizens. and declares that the
latest Legislative definition of the nnturali-
cation law of 1882 is to the effect that no
state OF the United States could or shall
grant citizenship to the Chinese. Konne-
hame hrs resided in this country ten years,
aud says he will carry his case to congress.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28
rom.n in tho Priv, Ring.

Hattie Leslie, y varity actress, and Alice
Leary, m amateur actress, had a prize
fight on Navy Island, down the Niagara
river, at 8 o'clock Sunday morning. The
girls. who are good blocking and we'll
dressed, went down in a steamer az }
o'clock, accompanied by fifty sports who
had made mp Il purse Of $3.50. La Blanche,
the marine. seconded Hattie and Bill
Baker helped Miss Leury. Jack Leonard.
the pugilist, was,the referee. Hattie woyp.
white tights snd ~ sl4eyeless shirt andl
Alice had on black enex- Hattie is an en-
pert with the gloves. There were no other
worsen present. Marquis of QueensburN
rules governed aud seven three-minute
rounds were fought. Leslie was aggressive.
at tie start and gave. thu. other one solne
hard raps. In ths.seconh ,ound she again
pushed the wodk,. but Alice lodged
her Blows. Both were. winded somewhat.
In tRs fourth ound, Alive. REV first blood
byM hot blow Oh Entities mouth. Hattie
seemed to fare the worst on evidences of
the fight. but Alice was hsaaly punished.
They slugged ench. other in regular male
professional style. AT length Leary be-
gan to, suffer and lMlnifesteIn disposition
to quit. Leslie was,told tAsuc she was not
hittin hard enough. La Blanche said he
would quit unless she wenh Ut her oppo-
nent. Hattie did so and knocked her an
tagoniat all over the, floor. until when tine
was called Alice threw up tia sponge. The
women fought like tgrcssesr at times, but
hit no foul blows. after the fight both
made their toilets. came back to Buffalo
and had their distieurad faGss and bodies
attenSGad to by physicians.
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TESTS OF THE

Protective du- Prop'ed rates
ties undcr the under tho
opu lcan Dem. Mills
tarilf. tariff.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

- per cent. ad2opeEcent.nd
salorem. .... vaiorem..--
81 per ton. -. Freelisr..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28

inks, and ink-pow.
daf2.
larbio saw Q d
dressed and tiles,
Marble %lllanufact.
ureS...
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sronalosu: RcndrnS.

Ono Of t!,l most intcle sting events OF
the coming week is to be the II onologue
eading of E-mcrdl.la' 1T Temper
.iuccville, on Thursday evening. July
18th 10y Prof. a. II. Merrill of Wander
hilt University Nashville, Tenn. This
IS IA dramatized version Of Mrs. Fran
cos Hcdson Burnett's popular story of
he sane name. In hearing MI. Mer
rill our people will see that the enjoy
ment of the drama is not wholly de
pendent ona company OF players. One
accomplished reader may interpret
every Shade of thought, sentiment or
passion. '.Esmcral,la,' compound
Of humor and pathos, is especially
adapted to munologue interpretations
This entertainment is under the an
spices and for the benefit Of the Tenn
pcranccvile NJ Z. Church. South.
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k,nrkaleY.

Houses ae in demand here.
Potato business quite brisk at our
depot.
Merchants have been busyand things
are n,ovillg along l.icely.
a Mr.. German. has come TO our town
10 engage in livery business.
The 4;h was celebrated ly The church
IN our place on The camp ground. Turn
nut large and confectionery business
brisk, leaving some profit, we under
stand, toward liquidation of arsonage
,.ebt made by recent improvements
Fire works OH hand liz abundance, but
at night there had not been more than
ten pieces fired we suppose, before ii
racket in hands of an experienced man,
shot downward burning his hand con-
siderably and setting fire to remaining
use destroying same entirely, causing
mite Il disappointment and creating
IN awTully grand scene for awhile. The
first part WAS beautiful ana successful.
Balloon III the afternoon caught fire be-
sore asccEding tothe top uf he trees
HE eXcusionis;s not getting passage
.rom Cape Charles o Old Pointreturned
10 Parksley demonstration.
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Farm for Sale.

go ~ q As | shall give mp
Sf i5iR farming aud go into
ss3 other business, | now
offer for sale my farm situated on
Chincoteague Island, Accomac
county, Virginia. The property is
very desirable and consists ofaboat
forty acres of improved land, with
a good llo@se containing fourrooms
and good fence nearly one half
wire and whire oak posts.
There are two pastures, one fresh
and one salt and d creek running
within one hundred yards Of the
honse, AMI u pnblic road running
through the farm TO the business
centre of the townand to thesteam
boat wharf. The property is ali.in
good condition and will be sold at
bargain to any good farmer. IL
is well adapted to curn or trucks OF
any kind as it is excellent level
land, and not more than half a
mile from the steamboat landing of
tile town. The farm will be sold
OIL reasonable terms. For further
particulars apply 10.
VIM. II. LEWIS,
Chincoteague Island,
Accom- &c county, Va.
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POWELTON.

The rccatta at Powelton was we'll at
ended, some 600 people or more hcin9
resent and greatly enjoyed, the cnisihe
If mile host, Kcllam, receiving the
Usual NEED of praise. Some OF the ex-
-rcis, were not exactly as laid down in
he program, but as all is we'll that ends
Nell aud everybody WIS right side ny
With care the next III srning, comment is
unnecessary. III the faces were the fol
owing entries
list lacc-Yaclt Carrie entered by 4
:. Ktilanl, skiff j. ". Edmonds 10y Jas
Ken Harmon, sklf1 Bette Mise by VIM
Phillips, and Minnie Thomas. The
Edmor.ls was the wirner and carried of
the prize. d handsome silver pitcher.
2l.d race-Skiif Geo. T. Garrison en-
teled by Thos. II. Nelson. bateau John
w. Daniel 10y DR.. john W. k"llam, BIZ.
erau By John Hartman. The DAME
Won The prizr. an elegant silver pitcher
Srd race-Skiffs, l;ttiie Wise entered
by Vim. Phillips. Mary Emma ly Rob!
y. Millntr. and Minnie Thomas. The
Wise Was the wiuner in this race vi 4
silver cstlet.
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BLLLE HAVEN.

At no point OIL tile Eastern Shore was
the 4tli of July obs eIved IN q more APP
uroprlate and pleasant manner than at
Belle Haven. In their beautiful grove,
from 10 Jths tastilydecoratrd with ever
gree rs. refrt shmtnts We're dispensed by
pretty young ladies during tile entire
day. The Pocomoke brass band early
ell hanG discussed sweet music after
short intervals. Eloquent addresses
were delivered by Grand Master YAM
SAINT, of New Jersey and Grand Record
er Colbert, of Baltimore in the int erest
Of the Order of Ancient Order OF Uni
ted Workman and by the venerable DIR.
Rosser in behalf of the Temperance
cause. The prii cipal features of the
occasion we've the parade ard corner
stone laying of the new hall Of members
IT A. o. U. W., and l. 0. G. Title
ceremonies attended upon which we've
pretty. impressive and in every respect
worthy OF the objects to be advanced
hereby From 500 to 500 people were
present on the occasion. Everything
was We'll ordered and the days exercises
we're not married by anything of UNI
pleasant character during the entire
lay. The speech of Mr.. Vansant and
extracts of sieech of Mr.. Colbert will
appear in our issue Of next week. The
net proceeds of the Fair wee about
-o5O
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Entertainment, at pausoteasue

An interesting entertainment will
ONE off at Pungnteague, Monday aid
Tuesday. July 9;i and 10th. DR.. J. j.
i,.;lfferty Editor of the Richmond Chris
ian Advocate, will lecture on Monday
anl Tuesday evenings at S p. m. Sub
::ect for Monday evening--"Old Times
and New for Tuesday evening
Luck and Pluck The ladies will
lold festival OH Monday evening. be-
ginning at 2l,. m, sup or will be fur
nislled at p. m. Admission to a Sin
gle lecture. 25cts, to single lecture
with supper, 5ccts. Children under l.
years, half price. Ice cream and other
refreshments at city prices. The OBJ
iect of the entertainment is to pay the
debt OH the Southern NJ. E. Church at
Pungot eague.
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fayHsonrot.

Mr.. William A. Hatc'l of New York
city, and Miss Mamie G Glib. daugl.
Ter of our esteemed reighbar, Mr.. I. b.
G.. Glib of Accomac county, were mar
riel in the Episcopal Church. Stockton.
Woscester county, Md. July 3rd inst,
ny Rev. Mr. Bate. rector of the Enis-
capal Church, Snow Hill. Md. The
couple left sron after 'they had been
made one," IN an eAtrl ded bridal tour,
intending to take in Philadelphia; New
York and Boston. When their we'd
ding journey is ended they will settle
down TO The realities of married life at
The home Of tie groom. New York city
May their path through life BE strewn
with sweetest A'Hvers. l..
I'll, Az 1900
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LEEMONT.

AT Leenont at night tie citizens OF
town and vicinity we're treated to a
grand pyrotcchnical display. gotten up
by the enterpr sing merchants of the
town. Several hundred people were
present to testify their appreciation of
The efforts of the merchants to 9muse
them, ana will in turn doubtless not for
get them when tliey lave fayors to dis
psnse. The fireworks were sent off
from platform erected in front of Mr..
D. II. Johnson s store, and lasted from
to IL O'Clock.
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GUY-At Hotflnans Wlarf.July 4th, Of
paralysis,with Which he had been affict
ed many years, Capt. Major Guy, IL re
spectet citizen ul The county.
WILL1AMs-At EIoffmans Wharf, Ju.
y Sd, infant sop of,B.. f. Williams.
MEARs-At Hoffnans Wharf, July Sd,
son oil J. IL. Mears, aged 6 months.
KoENTe-At Accomlc G. H.. July
2nd, infant daughter OF E T. Koenig
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NEIGH. BuHhO0E NOTES.
Ssuj.,MI ss:c.

Aaron G. IIar: lo>t valuable colt lasi
week but happily fnr hin il WAS III
surtd in the Mutual Live Stock Insnr
ance Association of this place.
In IL fiacas at Hallwood, on last Sat
urdey night, three young men wer.
quite severely cut. 1t is said that John
i,alleycorn was the best man III the lot
He knocked his man out every time.
There is a demand at this rlsce for y
male teacher as principal of graded
school. 4 good salary awaits the right
man. Only the expcric ced and calm-
He need apply. Address postmaster.
Crops are locking vel. in this section:
cats are better than fov aany years past.
Wheat Is fine, vi corn and po'itocs are
ho.l, locking well. So far rs concerns
,Ae inner man, there is bright future
before lis.
The friends IF John D. Wimtroneh,
ESQ. of Mtdes,own. are pleased to
hear of a Slight imp oyement nhs con-
dilion. Mr.. Wimbr.ugh has many quail
tiles that con mend him to those that
know him. ard the community would
lose q us, full man in his death.
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SANFORD.

At Sanford church, the cornerstone
OF Il Rechabile Hall WAS laid, according
to announcement heretofore made thro'
our columns, in the presence of an I'M
mense audience. Dinner. supper and
refreshments were served in manner
acceptable to all presrntand the receipts
we're large. Hon John w &. Black
stone was the orator of the day and sus
taintd we'll his reputation as a forcl
Jle and eloquent speaker.
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Nrglnla agricultural
Mec5aaical College.

The seventh session If the VIR-
GINA AGRICULTURAL and
MECHANICAL COLLIDE will
commence on Wednesday, Sept,
10Th, 1883.
The location of the Virginia Ag
ricui'nral Experimental Station on
the college farm gives superior ad.
vantages to the student in agricnl.
ture.
The machine shop has received
additionalimprovell machileryand
offers special inducements to the
students in mechanics.
A business course including type
writing also forms II part Of the
curriculum.
Tuition Free.
Fol catalogue and further in
formation, apply to
L.L.1oMAX, President,
Blacksburg, Vd.
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Especial attention is invited to tile

Especial attention is invited to the
advertisement of Mr.. VIM, Parker,
which appears III this issue. He is as
will be seen not only a dealer in general
merchandise, but is prepared to supply
you with coal, pants and building MT
terial at the lowest market prices. His
place of business being at Tasty sta
ton his facilities fer buyirg are equal
to the best and he is too ente pnsing
not to sell at the best possible price :
Give him Your patronage.
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9he Glorious dir.

The 9Th of July Of this year was gen.
orally observed nn the Eastern Shore.
From l,GtO to l SEQ l,eople went by rail
TO Old Point, Norfolk. Virginia Beach
and elsewhere, and thousands Of others
enjoyed the festivities usual on such &C.
casions at home, some of whicli are
noted below.
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ID. ~. Johnson.
Lee1nont, Va.


Having had many letters Of i'll
ouiry when l would have new
goods, information is hereby given
through the ENTERPRISE, our
household paper, that am home,
fully prepared to meetthe demands
of all that want to buy goods cheap.
l have one Of the best lines OF
Dre5s Goods
Oh The Shore, including a full line of
White Goods 8. Embroidcrles,
Hats, and Genls Fur
nlsblng Goods.
Ladies', Gents, and Children's
fine Shoes as a specially.
Ialso carry the largestline ofGents',
Boys and Childrens Clothing
in the county and at the lowest
prices, as every one will be con
WINGED who will call and examine
My stock is also headquarters for
Furniture,CarpetMatting and Oil Cloth
which will be sold at bottom prices,
My stock of
Tinware, Hardware, Glass and China
ware very tull
and at the lowest possible prices.
Especial attention is invited to the
fact chat Standard Steel Cut Nails
are sold at my store by the key at
$3.50, aud other hardware III pro
nortlon-also A large lot of fine Oil
Dyed CARPET CHAIN at S1.1O
per pad full weight.
To cart makers We are headquar
tiers for wheel wood: and to black
smiths will sell iron at Baltimore
prices including freight aud dray.
age. If you want TO whltewash
send and get a barrelof Trott's best
wood burnt lime, keep iton hand.
If You want good Flour, | keep the
best brands and at bottom prices,
also fine bolted Meal. | have also
a nice line OF Carriage Harness,
busters, &c.
The second floor Of my store is
use d AS q MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, which
will compete with the best OH tue
Eastern Shore. All work done done
there guaranteed. Orders prompt
Is filed. Special attention paid to
bridal outfits. Respectfully
u. Ii. JOHNSON
LeemOnt. Va.
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An advertisement of the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College
apl ears in our columns today. Pare nts
should read it and snme IF them will
see, that it is the place for their boys in
the practical age in which we are now
living.
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Mr.. John H. Riley, as will he noted
elsewhere is agent for the sale of must
c,.l Instruments, with headquarters at
Onancock. People WHO are not judges
can buy now without danger Of icing
imposed upon. He deserves to lie, and
doubtless will pelibelally patlonized by
our musical loving public.
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Pungoteaeue School Board meets at
Killer, "Wednesday, next. July 18th, .
y. m. Proposals for furnishing coal to
schools in said district, OIL that day will
be received and contracts awarded TO
lowest bidders.
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Mr. Geo. H. Read, has recently sold

Alr. Geo. II. Read, has recently sold
a farm and lot situated at Read 'swharf
Northampton county, for $4,000. which
cost him about 5000, to Thomas
johnson, of Wilmington, Delaware
The property is purchased by the gem
tleman us humes for himself and son.
other desirable places were offered him
on The Eastern Shore. but none present
ed so many ATTRACTIONS and cnnNenien-
ces to him rs Reads wharf. Others
from abroad in search OF homes will
doubtless be attracted thither, certainly
if natural beauty and Il home among
people us clever and hospitable us will
bcfound IN, where, controls them i'll
making their selections.
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An Irish potato grown by our towns
man, Mr.. Win. j. Ayres, this year,
weighed II ounces, and a Hill Of pots-
toes, containing II, grown by Mir. Duff
fed Savage, proprietor Of Savage Ho-
tel weighe, eight pounds. Who CAL
beat them?
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y wit Of election was issued by
Judge Garrison OH the 30th day of June,
1855, for an election ON Saturday, the
ist day of September, next. i'll Metomp-
KIN magisteral district, On the question
of liquor license or no liquor license.
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Mrs. Elizabeth J. Savage. an excel
lent lady, loved and respected by all who
ku,w her, died at her home at Belle
Haven, on Thursday, July 9TH, after a
lingering illness. aged So years. Flu
,leral services were nell over her le-
mains at The N. i. Church, South,
Hel!e Haven, yesterday.
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NJ. oldham. .Ir. clerk of county court
authorizes the following, shat the
Acts of Assembly lSS7-SS have been re-
cyive,l al clerk S office and are ready for
distribution among the officers Of the
county entitled by law tolcceiyc them.
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Mr.. Levin I. Crowsoa, Crowsontown,
wins kent s. Wilson'S prize barrel OF
K.rkN God II VI, he having made the
greatest number Of words. III Gii2, Out
ot the letters contained in the clause,
'Kent and Wilson, general melcilandlse
Parksley, Va Mrs. Geo. F. Parra-
more, Accomac c. Ii. calneltxt Oh the
list with 9.l79.
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I "
| of Accomack.
Montcalm Oldham, Junr., admr.
.le-bonis- with the willannexed
of Abel I. johnson, deceased........
........ :. 1900. .....................Pltf
against
William Ii. Parker, admr. of the
personal estate Of SrSan Il. Whar-
ton, deceased. and otherS.....Defts.
In Chancery.
As dir, eel Oy the decree pro.
nounredi in the above entitled cause
on the 18th day of April, 1888, T
lave appointed the 9th day OF Au-
gusr, 1883, AS the time. and my Of.
lice at Accolnack q. H., Va, as The
place, for receiving proof Of all
debts and demands outstanding
against the said Abel L. Johnson,
or his estate; and the creditors of
said Abel L. Johnson, or his estate,
are hereby notified to produce and
prove before me, Mt the time and
place designated, their respective
debts and demands aforesaid; and
in default of their doing so on that
day; or before the 1O5h day of said
month of August, they will be ex-
cluded from he benefits of the de-.
cree pronounced as first above
mentioned.
Given under my hand, this 10th
day of June, a. D., 1888.
j. w. GILLET,
Comssr. in Cby., of Accumack Cir.
cult Court. =
VIRGINIA: In The circuit court
fortbe county OF Accomack, in
vacation, June 18th, 1888.
Emiline Kelly, by Comfort Hol-
ston, her next Misunderstanding.
against
john Kelly -........... ........Deft.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds Of matri.
.m0ny.
Affidavit having been made De-
fore the clerk OF said court that the
said defendant is a non resident Of
this State, on the motion OF the
plaintiff, by her attorney, it is
ordered that the said defendant do
appear here within fifteen days
after due publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect
Ills interests; and that this order
he published for tour successive
weeks III the PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE, Il newspaper published at
Accomack Court House, in said
county,and also posted 1T the front
doorof the courthouse OF said coun-
~ OH the first day Of the next term
of the county court Of tho said
county.
Test. JOHN d. GRANT, G.. c.
Copy
Test. JoHND. GRANT, c. G.
Geo. Z. Parramore, p.q..
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A re-uulun of the odd BoSsn of
Hampton Academy, many Of whom re-
side on tie Eastern Shore, Will take
place at Hampton, Va, next Tuesday
July 10Th inst. Hon. W. l. Z. Bell, of
North Carolina, formerly OF Accomac
" II be one OF the orators OIL the occi-
sion.
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Cornerstone Laying at Temperance.
willie.

Cornerstone laying by Temperance
vile Lodge. M. 12l. A. +. and a. NJ.
1T Temperanceville is announced for
wednesday, July 18th. 4 musical en-
oertainment Will be given at night of
same day, sandwitched by speeches by
prominent Ma, ons from abroad. An
elegant supper will be served on tie &C.
casion, together with ice cream, con-
fectionprieS, &c.