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A Puzzle.
BUSINESS NOTICES

Just received large LIT Of choice
flonr-and ~ full line Of general mer-
cl,andlsc. 10 he sold ut bottom prices 70:
cash or produces. L. IL. Davis, Davis
Wharf.
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Fon SALE-A second hand pool table
in good condition, cheap. w. q. West,
O,nnpork
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Fox RENT-For the year 1883. the
farm where | reside. Mrs. L. L. G..
Garrett, AccUnac Z. IL.
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Boots.
SCOTS. Boots
sssHOEs.

Our entire stock OF Boots and
Shoes must he sold in a short time,
and no reasonable offer will be re-
fused. Come with the money and
sec for J onrself. You can get bar
gains. Take a look at our "Mary.
Iand'' boot before you buy. Come
with the cash andle talk for you.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-01

Everybody will want a barrel Of nice
flour for the Holidays, then get Il barrel
of James Myer Sc Co.'S Royal Patent, it
is the best on thesmarket. See that it
has Jas. Myer & Co.'S name on the bar
rel,
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Fresh celery constantly On hand at
Bind ok e. T;lylor'S-;llso dressed and
addressed fowl, cranberrles, &c.
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NoTIcE-I have now lot OF choice
Mammoth Bronze TuIkevs. price per
pair SIS, Ter trio 81. B,. ]. T.Gunter.
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Use James Myer & Co.'S flour all the
time. Every barrel guaranteed rs rep.
resented oryour merchant will refund
the money.
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James M.er Il Co.'s. Purity will beat
any flour for the price now Oh the mar
ket.
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Monarch 1.-THE old reliably still retains
its old time prestige both as to price
and quality and is making new friends
and new customers for Jalhes Myer Y
IN
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w. "a. HAlLETT
Onancock, Va.

Is now open With his fall invoice
and is preraIcd to show and inter
est you with an attractive line OF
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WANTED-A young man as overseer
for lSS0-married man preferred--good
wages to right party. John j. Gunter'
AccOmac q. Ii.
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NoTIcE-1 will sell at public sale on
my farm in Hacks Neck, on Welnes-
day, December 18th. il fair weather, or
the next fair day. my remaining per.
sonal property, consisting of farming
implements, one COOL cook stove and
fixtures, one dayton, one double hnrs-
wagon and harness. one horse cart as
good as new, so heart potato frames. 2
good Attorney COWS, one heifer and
9 bulls one year old, and other things
too tedious to mention. Terms made
known on the day Of sale. John W.
Corbin.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction OH my premises near Locust
vile, known rs Floyd Place. Thursday,
December 18th, pair line mules we'll
broken, mare 7years old, tine driver.
COWS. farming implements, doubt, and
Single wagon and many other articles.
Sale commences at 10 a. nj. Tens
madeknown OH day of sale. }. T. Bur-
ton, LocuStYille.
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MONEY TO I.oAN-I have $1,000 t.
loan ON drc;l OF trust or other good Sc
c,lrity, apply at ENTERPRISE office. \
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Teachers Directory.


mas lust received ut Bundick IL Taylor
Teachers Directory.
Names and postofllce addresses Of til
teachers of the publie schools of Acc
mac county for the session OF 1sSs-'Ss
Puhgoteagne District.
n. !. W. LeCato, Wachapreague
Lizzie S Weeks, :"
II u. Thompson, Grang"ville
Nellie Ward, Charlottesville
jamie Edmonds. Mappsbnrg
Mamie Fosque. Pungoteague
C. J.. Bunting, Trower
NJ. P. Higgins, Keller
Mile F. Bull. Belle Haven
J. I. Llttleton !"
J. II. Hrbard, Pungotcague
Anne D, Trower "
Name Rue, Davis Wharf
Nanrie G. Miller, Pungoteague
Alice NJ. l.ytlo
Sadie A. Elliott, Keller
colnred
Leah A. Harmon, Keller
Thomas Is. Ptndletnn Pungoteague
Lloyd S. burton, Wacllapreague
George w. Kerr, Craddcckvl!e
Esther G. Wharton, PungoteAgue
William H. Palmer, Fair Oaks
Lee District
G. G. Joynes, Onancock
Blanche A Nortliam y
Lizzie J. GUSTS u
May II. Nelson :"
Sam'l z. Fosque, Cashville
Levi NJ. Bo2gs. %
Sue G.. Elliott, louisville
Edward b. Phillips -
Ida L Bradford !"
Mamie ]. KrI.m Z"
James G. Mock, Accomac G. II.
Halle r. Higgins -
VIM. S. B. Bond u
LeylnS. Merrill, Onancock
v. Lee Weaver %
Edward Chandler -
Maggie II. F.nney, Finney Up. o.
James w. Edmonds, Savageville
Joseph A. baker, Tangier Island
Eva L. Taylor 'N
R. w. Comins /"
Sarah E. Belote, Onley
Colored
Josephine Phillips, Keller
Lewis J. Rogers. Onancock
Levin W Gaines, Accomac G. II.
Geo. j.. Blair, Fair Oaks
Sam'l L. Burton p"
Kate NJ. Kellam, Tasley
Emma J. Booker. Pungoteague
Metompkin District
E. C. Wimbronch, Leemon5
A1de H'litehurst -
JOAN Z. CIinrn 7"
Matte g. Churn /"
John w. Barnes, Guilford
Ida NJ. Russell -
Alfred J.. Barnes. Mearsyille
Annie K. Burch -
f. r. Winder. Seaside
Ellen ]. S. Byrd -
William Ward. Modestown
Adele Bagwrll
Emma l.. Core, Pastoria
Sadie w Heath !"
Esther ]. Sclby, Bloxom
Colored
Alberta Martin, Bloxom
Sarah E. Hnnnings, Seaside
E. L. Hennings, MptompkIn
Atlantic District
NJ. Emma Robins. Oak Hall
Lula o. Colebnrn !"
Sarah r. Conquest, Atla tic
Arinthia p.Warner -
Mary ", DIdckRell
Minnie II. Glib, Greenhackville
Maud de Ward !"
Name G. Watson, IIallwood
Emily F. Lewis, Sanford
Esau q. Kellam
Susie j. Glib, HOMETOWN
Mary b. Wallop u
Annie E. Hargis "
Emma s. Co@s, Jenkins Bridge
Mrllie v. Gillespie. Temperaucsville
Colmdre E. Byrd y
Carrie G. Massey. New Church
Mary Walden. Belinda
Geo. w. Laws, Sykes Island
Colored.
Ellen w. Slocomb, Atlantic.
William Colburn, +"
Mollie f. james. HOMETOWN.
John j. Henson, Jenkins Bridge.
Edgar Beechum. !" y
Island District
t. / ee DlsharC0r, Chlncot eaguc Islam
BERTHE Canlk
Mary Grilr sley -
Ida M. Matthews -
John Fl. Johnson :"
Maggie Warrington u
CoEDrrd
AS. Amos, Chinceteague Island
JOHN i. EAPP,
Go. Supt. Schools.
Keller. Accomac county, Va.
Superintendent OF Schools.
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For SALE-Privately. several good
farm horses. mule and cart. Reason-
able credit will be given by securing pay
nent. BENZ. L. Gunter
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(" stops Tor passengers NJ slgnal to conoucsef
*"daily, except Sunday; -.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. r. Cooke Gent Freight cad Passen-
Ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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FnnSALE-Rtel hives. Johns. Gas.
kins, Jenkins Bridge.
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NoT1cE-I have Il fine, young. large
mare for sale. also leather top carriage
and suit of carriage harness. ii. 5.
Dulaly, Pirksley, Va.
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NoTrcE--I offer for sale at private
contract. 10 acres of wood land, one m lie
from Horntown, on the road to Stock
ton. Nd. 1t is all high land and has lla,
tural drainage, with an abundance OF
woods mold. and 30 acres OF it Could he
easily putfnto cultivation. 500 cords OF
wood can be- cnt from same. Trrins-ont'
haIr cael--the blance on time to SUIT
purchaser. Abcl 4. Lake, Franklin City.
Va
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For SALE-I offer for sale at private
contract. the farm of which JOHN T..
Colrburn died seizel ard possessed sit
uated about II miles from Wacha-
preague and about same distance from
Melfa station. 1t contains about so
acres OF excellent land. in goud state
Of cultivation. well adapted TO trucks Of
ali kinds and has OIL it, COOL dwelling.
onthouses &c. 4 small clsh payment
only will lie required. The money for
same is not needed and all the time Will
be- rivrn that is wanted, so long rs in
trrest is paid promptly. If not sold 1t
wIllha for rent after 1St of September.
Henry 3. Stewart. Uadlock, Va.
NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing on theprem ises who're | nav re-
side or on premises occupied by rlom-
AS Co3ton, under full penalty OF law.
W. II. Coxton.
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L. w. Childrcy has been in Norfolk
for the past twn weeks.
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Nor1cE--All persons are hereby pro-
hibited from cunning OF otherwise tres
,,as>ing on the prcnlseson which now
reside. Win. L. Bradford
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
Mr. Alfred Warner end wife will
start for FloridA on Friday next, 70
spend some time there.
Clarence j. Muslin. the head usher OF
the Academy OF Music since II Was brst
started, has resigned his position. The
rssignAtion takes effect tonight.
Hiiles & Jones have received q con.
tract 10 furnish $50, 600 worth OF ma
chineiy for new ship yard being
started In Minnesota.
Messrs. RAmsberger and Reynolds
are preparing IN advertising frame for
New Castle. Business men would dc
well to insert their cAids.
WIN. II. Alexander, OF this city, Is a
candidate for sherln OF New Castle
County, subject 10 the decision OF the
ID D.mocrstic party.
ID. P. Gookin has opened news and
stationery store at No. 2l9 West Eighth
street, and Is prepared TO furnish al
the daily papers. as well rs other arti
cles in his line.
It's recomu ended by the insurance
companies. Astral Oh is safest and best
Sold In sealed cans by the agent, Jame'
Belt druggist, 9Th snd Market streets
and grocers.
Lin d, Jones, the genial agent OF thu
WillimAntto Cotton Company, vii
make his head quarters during th'
present season At the Hsiel Klrkwood
tots city.
st. Peters A. U. ID. =. Church, Ss,onS
and Union btroetj, bev. u. W. u Laws pas
tor. Preaching for sunday At lO3) a. IA.
subject, "che Bells" 2 % p. M, SAbbau
school; I 80 p. IN. . short diooureo afts
which an old.fashioned praye meeting.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
BArn and Hor,es t,urnod

BOWIE, ND Feb "a large barn
aud STA oie or me farm of Mr.. +. K
Ducke't, In q leen Anne district, Prince
Georges CouUtY, ntar Mullikin's Sta
tiop, were destroysd by fre AZ sn early
hour this mosniUg The haru ooDtsIntd
about 40 barrels corn, 25 bushels oats.
o hoRsheads tobacco, wagons, lot Of
harness and farm mAcbinery, all Oi
which weIo destroyed. In the stable
were Ave head OF borses and lot o'
sheep and cattle. When Mr.. Ducketi
discovered the Are the baildiDRs wer'
in . blaze Ha succ' eded, however, II
rescuing the sheep and cattle, bat hv'
horses perished IN the flames. The losi
is estimated at q COO, on which there Ii
an Insurance. Of $500 The origin OF tb'
fire Ia not definitely krnwn, but is sui
posed TO be the work OF 40 iDcendisry
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
THIRD EDITION.
Labor Hotaa.

A despatch from Belvidere, New Jer
sey, says there are now ri furnaces ou
OF blstt In the Lebigh valley. Thirty.tw'
are still In blast.
The Kelley Stove Works, at Columbia
Pennsy ylvania, after six weeks idleness
owing to lack of coal, res umed YESTERDAY
morning.
After vainly trying to obtain come con
cessious from the Troy Steel and lroi
Com oany, In Troy, New York, the em
ployes yesterday decided to accept thu
terms OF the company, including ID pei
cent. reduction In wages.
The Solar Iron Works of Clark & Co
Mt Pittsburg, closed several weeks agt
because OF trouble over the 1.-TWO JOB sys
TEN" resumed yesterday with ncn'urioI
men. The tirm say they they have all tn
men they want.
The 10 per cent. reduction 10 wages OF
derei by the Pittsburg Tube Works Com
pany has been withdrawn, aud work VII
be resumed to day at the old wages
is believed the other tube companies i
PittsbuTg will take the same course.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Hmght Fire

This morning about iLrse "a
Gre broke out In the front rOoud
house, No 404 TAtnAll street OGla
by Mrs. Rachel Morrison Rul - y
lady companion. They 90 10, kiSl
what manner the Dire caught ~
drsi they knew Of II WAS bclls ~
ened by the smoke. They a !
gave the alarm, and tho raiia
rushed In aud with . few oa;lsl
water extInguished the fro, TaHaa
sooting Ground the wal VA y
burned, rs Was also the manIs =
aud the paper WAS badly ecofchA, I
two old ladies were Thoroughly W
ened by the hte, and did 10; 10
care for the dam age 50 long n
e,cRp, d alive. The dlmsgs ID F'sl
about S26. There Was an alAia y
nom box No. 80. at Sixth snd M
stre,ts, but the department w :
need ed,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Murdered dInfnnin rnnna

Section Boss Charlie. Reel, on d
Media branch Of the P.uuylym
Railroad, while vAlkluR. a,opt n
track Thurtday mortas near Hsll
Bhoddy mills, between LiasiOEus auI
Fernwoo 5tation, DssEse County,
discovered the dead boia Of t1l
babies lying ~ the foot d the railroad
bank. They were very mlCh alike in
appearance aud ev,1elily tvius. II,
bodies were entirely devoid Of ClOtAil,
aud were not less than thee l0alallI
when death occurred.
There Was evidence Of vioiena Al
both bodies and they we're 10 al TsAl
billty dead when placed shets iOs,i
OoroueT FAirlamb OF Chester uM col
fed and took charge OF tae bOlie. NJ
Inquest will be held 10 Cav, ThasI|
little doubt bat that the uhIinn Va|
placed where found by sous ot,sl
wanted to get rid OF item l,lAl
lieved that they were brought ihUl
some one from PhilAdelpAis, (! aGta|
= gSeatoT dletnnce.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
news summary.

DIR. McGlynn asks his parishioners TO
abandon their weekly meetings IN the
Interest Of the anti poverty businets
and 90 back TO their old ohuroh As OF
yore. He writes 4 communication TO
that fact and bad It read last evening
before the large ooncourse OF people
v no had assem- bled At International
Hail, In East Twenty seventh street,
New York.
A broken frog threw q freight train on
the track on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
near Menlo Park, New Jersey, on Thurs
day night, and fourteen cars and the 10
comotiye were tossed In heap. The
fireman was injured internally.
Professor Charles Linden, 4 we'll
known naturalist, died yesterday In the
Buffalo State Insane asylum, In Buffalo,
New York, aged 0S He was for many
wears teacher OF natural sciences In the
Buffalo High school.
The United States Treasurer yesterday
Issued q circular 10 National Banks and
others saying that he is prepared to
issue one and two dollar silver certificates
in redemption OF multilAted United States
notes.
Two mills at Port BlAkely, opposite
geattle, Washington Territory, and the
largest on Puget Sound, wee burned
yesterday. ) The to:al less is $3.50, 900; no
insurance.
George MacCariy, conductor, shot and
killed A J. CarpeDt brakeman, at
Battle Greek, Michigan, yesterday morn
ing They were drunk and had been at
= dance.
John Garvin, who had pleaded guilty
of granddaughter in killing William
James Gallen during 4 fight on June ~ h
last, Was sentenced by Judge Arnold yes
terday to three years imprisonment
A goat kicked over lamp in Mr.,
McCready's frame house at a place called
"Duck HiD, at Coney Island, yesterday
and McCready's house and four others
were burned.
AT noon yesterday a Delaware and
Hudson train struck and killed Henry
Carpenter aud John Hunt, at Jehererson
Junction, Penna. They were walking
on the track.
Thomas Duke, Chief Clerk OF the Ad-
yocate Generals Office, died yesterday In
W ashington. He served In the Union
Army with distinction during the war.
As James Saunders was walking along
the street In Montreal yesterday, large
block of ice fell from the root OF build
ing on his head and b llled him.
The mixing house Of the Standard EK-
plosive Company, near Toms River. New
Jersey, blew upyesterday afternoon. Two
men were blown to atoms.
Ernest BrockhoG, 10 years Of age, va;
dying Of hydrophobia In Chicago yes,er
day. He was bitten by dog about 4
month ago.
The Elm street school house, the lar
Eest in Titusyille, FennA., was burned
| YesltrlaY
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Eloper. nArrlec .

A special despatch from TaylorvIlle,
III, says Miss Hattie Barnes aud George
l.. Banks, an eloping couple, were mar
ried at shelbyvllle TO day A. Il. Barnes,
the young ady's father, is the leading
banker ol Tayloryille, and ia also pro
prietor Of the well known OaklGwn stock
farm For ONE time Banks had been II
the employ Of Mr.. Barnes as an expert
horse trainer. The young man soon lie
came Infatuated with his employ
daughter and courted her ass duou ~
The girl finally yielded TO the entreo lie
OF the jockey aud llrd with him. Her ar
ents are very angry and 1t is doubt u
Mhe sher theY win re ent
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
mr.. watson's version of tho s.Aul1

SALISBURY, ND Feb. 3-Mr. Isaac
Watson, who WAS said TO have been
concerned In the assault on an un
known dredser at Dslmar, which was
followed by tbs dredger's death at vii.
nington, Del was seen here to-day by
4 reporter, and gave the following yer
sion Of the affAiI: II am entirely limo
cent" he SAID, ''oi the crime. On the
night Of the assault closed my store
and was on my way home when my at
tention was attracted by . man named
SprARus and the dredger quArreling,
aud | only stopned q moment, wheu
SprSgue struck MIN and felled him "a
he ground. He was about 10 STRIKE
him again when l ran in and pulled
5prAgue of. Tue dredger began to cry
murder, and vas heard by several per
sons, one OF whom circulated the re
port that / assaulted the dredger." The
question was asked Mr.. Watson whethe
the drsdRer had any money. He an
swered, "Yes, think he had, but
dldn t SEQ any OF IT,"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
In tho mnrhets.

There 10 no change In prices in the
markets TO day. The usual winter
prices remain unchanged, ,and are likely
10 remain 30 for some time TO cume.
Potatoes are IL to Is eenis per half
peck, as to 55 cents per basket and so
TO 80 cents per busheli sweet potatoes
are 20 cents per half peck, and scarce
at that; turnips are 8 cents per hall
peck, or 25 cents per basket; celery 10
cents per stalk; lettuce 10 ? cents per
head Abbage is 10 to Is cents per head.
BananAs. Aie Is to 20 cents per dozen
lemons, 10 to 10 cents per dossD; oranges
rs to 36 cents per dtzsn. Apples are
is to 20 cents per half peck, or 50
TO rs cents per basket
Butter IL So to 40 cents per pound ~
usual eggs are 80 10 IS cents per dozen
cheese is IA to IS cents per pouno
minoemeat, . pounds for rs cents; ap
pie butter, 4 pounds for 2o cents; pre-
serves art pounds for % cents.
Meats arc about ~ usual, and the
same may be said OF fab and Oysters.
The markets are we'll attended.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Congregational,

In the United States House of Repre-
sentatiyes on Friday, Mr.. Randall pre-
ssnted resolution of the Anglers Asso-
cia.ion of Eastern Penn sylvaniA askini
Congress to pass law limiting the tsh'
ing for meAhaden to the outside OF liu'
three miles from the Atlantic coast. Mr.
Nuttlng, Of New York, offered a resolu
tion, which AS referred, calling on th
Secreta y of the Treasury for information
in reg I'd to the refusal of the Canadian
authorities to allow American wreckinl
vessels and machinery to assist American
vessels while In distress in Canadian
waters, and as to whether Canadian
wreckiDg vessels and machinery are per
mitted to operate iu A mericaR waters
The House then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
the ITIured

The condition Of j ohm Robinson, who
was seriously injured week ago by
being struck by . sleigh q: Second and
French streets, is improving.
Young DnSan, who WAS Injured last
week while cOasting on Eighth street
hill, is slightly better, Ard hopes are en-,
tertalned Of his recovery.
George Cochran, the hve yeAr.old son
OF Thomas W. Cochran, OF No. 100
West Second street, who was seriously
II jured while coasting on Sixth street
near Madison, yssterday, Was reported
to be slightly improved In condition
TO day, although he Is dangerously Il
from his Injuries.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Fifth EDITION,
Newark and V ,oin,,v
Newark Ledger.


Newark Ledger.
The eclipse ia over, ths ,l.,,,,
gone, the backbone OF wiots, b!ssaat bsSlat
and still some OF Newark . p,,D,. TIssal I.
no, happy. ''OPs NJ
Harry Don FER, Of E ktou b,,u
to this town, where he viii iem,l0 ,'s| ''.s|
the 18th OF March. ani thsn bs ~ - Y
Summit Bridge. Del. sOa
8 n. Curtis, E,Q and wife NJ. ~
c. Janvier and Miss Anti,M Ii'i I
left Thursday for Southe,n O.l,ss| lss|
They expect to bs Absent Il tss ~,
May. aH
On Tuesday Mis- ThomAs L.,,.
at the residence OF her Husband Ss
man OF the track hands on Ira 'I, ny
q B. X. r., after 3 shor. asi s,,,,'I
illness. r'"a
Glasgow had = s'eiRhinp an,,l
Tuesday. J. II. ThorntoB hI..oh "a
citing race with Ell. B,l.m w.
Tbornton's horse sho wed .hs NJ, "a, ~
and came of with the honor
A very hne horse plsaet ts,,S
town on Saturday last. HsunIS.
celebrated Wilkes strain. Th.,,,s.
belonged to Dr. Mccoy oi K,ivsI
Price paid was 81. 600
There was an evening pa,;y Al "
Charles Cannop's, OF CoOcb flddr !
Friday night. After s1sndlDa 4 M,
pleasant evening tho young 'ois, M
. vote Of thanks for Mr.. Oanpop, ~
pitAlity shown toward THIN
AmGBR the many tokens rsCe,A
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. BIssa, 4, MI
hfth marriage anniversary, ru1n
of huge wooden sheArl wlta ID. bjo,
ing written on Q card beneath a c,ov.
sword and pen: "Ths pen NAV n
mightier than the sWsrd, but ior ,oal
dAy's work the shears Me no, "a
sneeEed at"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
a HOLIDAY Ii tisorrIn.

BRUNSWICK, Feb. 3, lSeS.-President
Cleveland having signitied his intention
of accepting the invitation TO visit the
sub Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville
on February %, contingent upon Con
gress adjourning for him to do so, tht
Jekyl Island Club a corporation COM
posed of New York millioDaires, will
brig their Influences to bear to have him
accept an invitation To visit Jekyl, and Il
he does so royal reception will be ten
deTed him
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Death OF n prominent, Farmer.

The Milford Chronicle yesterday
said; "At 8 O'Clock on Tuesday even
Ing james IL. Postles, q prominent
farmer and frait grower OF Milford
hundred, who resided betwsen Milford
and Frederick, passed away from earth,
aged G2 years, IL months and 8 days.
In early manhood he was married to
Margaret Davis, daughter Of Isaac
Davis, who came from near Snow Hill,
Nd, In the early days OF this century
BY this union seven children were
born, six OF whom are now living, viz
Frank Postles, OF the Peninsula Bone
FertiIlziDg Company oiSnyrnA; JAme,
B Postles. farmer near Smiths Mills
Mrs. George Hill, MIS- Charles Ham
mond OF Milford bundrod, and Mis-
Annie snd CHARLES POstles, who resId,
a. home"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
KENNARD a 80.

goods usually found
in retail houses.
The assortment
comprises the most
d e sirab BILE widt hs,
from the narrOwest
up to 40-inch founc-
ing, including a fine
line of baby widths.
Having added very
extensively to our
store we are now in
a position to show
off our stock to con.
siderable advantage,
giving to this par
|ticular line fully 20
feet ofcounter room,
(which will enable
our patrons to see
them with ease and
1--we believe with q
greater saving than
lever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Asucoos.Iul Kev val

The revival services in Ws's,
Church continue with itc'sh,n,s ',,,,s
esl; seventy seven bAye os' y ID,
anu many have Joined w sa "
Andrew j. Dolbow who j" 4
Stating the pastor, w q; nv IN
continue another week. Tls ~ !,
will continue till C1pftrepVe
lack Of interest. At to m1f'0s
ing's service the pastor vi"
explain the "Rulos that ao'e''
diata."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Diaapoo,ntsd sullivan

LONDON. Feb. 81 yhu L. sa1']
is q disappointed man t0'1ll1ss
will have no chance to pat w"
TO sleep, as he woaid like g -, ~
willy manager, Fleming mh sS,",I sSSna,'I,
representative, BArnitt, 81 hs epoI, IN,
Life office In Fleet street 10 US n ~, \
this afternoon, but IAel 'S' SOnl
agreement Fleming AA " I,sSN
allow Smith to tlSht 10 MAJ ", I'M, Sr
but AH Sullivan bAs nsdn ," sa.'i ~
tions To return to America d , A. |,
offer WAH refused. Smin' w., ,.,d
present, WAS evidently anI'ou'"
the match made.