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MEARs-KIMMERLE-Near O?anc,rk,
December 29tl. 1887, by Rev. Lob W.
TIundlcy. Benjamin T. Mears TO Miss
Margie Kimmerle.
YoUNe-YoUNG-At Manpsvl1le.De-
cember 2Sth, 1857, by Rev. W. A, Street,
Alfred Young to Miss jamie Young
Wn1enT-BARxEs-At Mappsvillr.
December 2Sth. 1857. by Rev. w. A..
Street. Douglas Wright to NJ IS 4ibbe
L. Barnes
MI DLEToN-TAYLop-At Leemont
NJ. p. Parsonage. December 2Sth. 1887.
bv Rev. J. Wright \ Urls. George G..
Middleton 10 Miss Ctyella L. Taylor.
FUTcMINsoN-NA1.IT-At IIoffman's
wharf. December 2Sth. 1887, ln Rev. J.
II. Riddicl, Joseph r. Hutchinson to
Miss Harriet E. Marsh.
GRoTEN-F1sHER-A Temnerance-
VILE, December 2StL 1857, by Rev. NJ.
Oldham, Emory ID. Crotch to Miss Su-
san J Fisher.
BIED-STILEs- AT WaehaprcaGne city,
Decembei 9th, 1887. by Rev. W j.
Twill. y. George L. Bird To Miss Carrie
+. Stiles.
PoULsoN CHASE AT Temperance
vile, December 25th, 1887. by Rev. NJ.
OLDHAM. Erastus p. Poulson 10 Miss
Nancy Chase.
DIxoN-TAYLoH-At Temperance.
vile. Dec. mber 18TH. 1851. ny Rev ~.
Oldham. Maj"r T.Dixon tu Miss Netlie
}. Taylor.
ScARBoRoIGII-S STILES December
Goth, 1851. ut Tile residence of Mr. Bar
ton tiaskil Camden, N. j., by Rev DR..
Dobbils. John J. Scarborough to Miss
Eva &. Stiles, both of Waclla'reagup,
VI.
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VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
fer the comfy of Accomack, IN va.
cation, January 18th. 1883.
Mary Stevens, William W. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his vile, in
right Of said wife...........Plalntiffs.
against
Annie Virginia Stevens, Sarah
Stevens, BIKE Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Sam'l. Stevens, James Up
shur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Norris Stevens.
Palestine Henry and Estelle, his
wife, William Thomas and Mar
garet a.. his vile, Monica Old
liam, Jr.. trustee in a deed execu::
tied by VIM. W. Gray and Eliza
beth D., his wife, TO him for tue
benefit OF John Drumm0nd, John
Drummond in his own right, and
as assignee OF Wm. G. ColcbusS g.
Sous, Montcalm Oldham, Jr., and
William z. Bell, executors OF VIM.
r. Parranore, deceased, who was
trustee i'll deed executed by
Richard Stevens TO him for the
benetitof Chas. B. Lilliston, CllaS.
B. LillisJon, Levin w. Mock, trus
tee in Il deed executed by Eliza
beth D. Gray (who prior to her
intermarriage with the said Win.
w, Wis Elizabeth d. Stevens j,
to him for the benefit of VIM. q.
Colebarn & Sons, Jas. H. Fletcher,
Jr., trustee in a deed executed by
Richard Stevens to him for the
benefit Of Geo. 3. FoSQue, survi-
wing partner of tie late firm OF Eos
que & Bro, Geu. 4. Fusque, Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., trustee in deed
executed by Mary Stevens, to him
for the benefit OF George f. Parker
aud VIM. IL. Parker, merchants
and partners trading as the .irn OF
Geo. +. Parker & Co., Geo. +. Par
ker, VIM. Fl. Parker, Littleron b.
Stevens and - Stevens, his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of This suit is to OBJ
tain the decree OF the said court
for the sale for purposes of partl-
ton among those entitled, of II Ger
tain lot or tract of land, situated in
Lee DistricU in said county, con
tanning fifty two acres,more Or less,
and bounded n. e. By the land OF
John r. Walker, S. Il. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, S.
w. by that of VIM. j. Echelber-
ger and wife and others, and n. w.
by the county road leading from
the G. H., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be.
fore the clerk OF tile said cosrt that
tue said defendants. Anne Viz
ginia S. evens, Sarah Stevens, VIII
liam Morris Stevens, Palestine
Henry and EStelle, his wife, Viii
liam Thomas and Margaret A., his
wife, and Llttleton B. Stevens and
- Stevens, his wife, are non
re idents eff this Stale, on the mo-
tion of the plaintiffs, by their at
torneys, it is ordered that said non
resident defendants doappear here
within one month after due publ
cation OF this order aud do what is
necessary to protect heir interests;
and that his order be published
once a week tor four successive
weeks in the "Peninsula Eater
pri>e," a newspaper published at
Accomack Court House i'll said
county, and also posted at the
front door of the court house o.
SAID county, Oh tho first day of thu
next term Of the County Court Oi
the said county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, c. G
A Copy.
for John u. Grant, G. q
Sam'l T. Ross, aud ThoS. II. BaylA
Browne, p. q.
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NoTIcE.-All persons are hereby pro-
hilit.tl from Cunning and nvstrrng on
my premises, l'ellvue, near Lncustville
on which Capt. Thomas Krlam restless.
The premises ar.. posted and the law
against tressplssers will he enforced.
VIM, p. Bell.
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NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby pro
hihited from cunning on my lands. OF
otherwise tresmssng IN my premises,
under full penalty of law.
j. X. Kplam, louisville.
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&c AID

We, acknowledgement. announce tc
orr patrons aldtne public tliat the
new firm of Ayr"s Bins. " Co, sur.
vivors in part, q ii sncre eSnrs to
tile late firm %! + a. Hopkins &
Co., have just oreneA in our new
storeho1se in Pungoteague, an e1-
tensive, varied, and beautiful sock
of goods, selected with great Gaze,
and designed to meet the wants of
all classes OF the trade, embracing
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS, sc.
Our stock of NOTIONS is elegant,
beautiful and complete. We also
exhibit an extensive line of
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NoTrcE-All persons are hereby FORE
warned from sunl:ing or otherwise
JreSpa sing OH my premises under fun
penalty of law. smith Millinpr.
Accomac g. II.
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Rundick's meat market has hecn re-
moved 10 North street. just hcyond the
drug store. Wien you visit Oaancock
and want fresh beef be sure To buy Of
him
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Keller.

The roads III this section are in a de-
plor;lblr condition.
Mr.. ]. T. Doughty lost a valuable
cow few days ago, value $50.
Some 0f oul people want law that
will cause every man to drain his lard.
Hen. T. I Wescott and family left
last Monday for Washington, their flu
ture home.
Grangeville Lodge Knights Of Honor.
ut it's meeting during Christmas elected
the following officers: ". T.Wise. Die
tator: ". 7 Killmon. Wee Dictator:
J. w Beloat, Guide: J II. Killmon.
Guardian: j. +. Mock. Chaplain, DR.. j
Z. Mapp, Rep't. Geo. ". Hyslup. ri.
nancier. l.. J. IIyslop, Treasurer, +, II.
Stockley, Steward.
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Cocoa Theta . new and delicious
preparatiun of chocolate, very refresh
ing and Mliol, some. FOR sale only ny D..
j. 1ltlow IL Co., Onancocli.
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Rev. W. j. Twilley has made Acco
mac G.. II /. his home and meets with Il
CORDIAL welcome at the hands OF her CT
tiZcnS
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FoRSALE At PRIVATE CONTRACT
The house and lot in Onancock, belong
ing to the heirs Of Ellison a. Hopkins,
deceased. For terrIS apply to
DR.. !. w. NJ. Hopkins.
Exml.c, Va.
NoY. 16. 1857.
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Rcso;utious er Respect.

WHITE GUM TopGE No. 5SS, LOOT
Whereas. Nlmighiy Cod. the Creator
and Father of nj has. III lis infinite
wisdom and goodness seen fit to take
unto Himself our beloved sister, Mary
Ella Dies. and
Whereas, we deeply mourn her loss.
and shall greatly miss her earnest. chris
tian life, pure, noble example. kin1lN
smile AMI hopeful, cheering words.
Therefore
Resolved. that the officers and MON
hers of This lolge tendar to the relatives
and friends of orr dear sister their
heartfelt sympathy and earnest prayer
hat this .rnat nlliction INV be Sancti
fled to the good # all who mourn our
sisters death. And further
Resolved. that ii copy of these reSoln-
tinns he forwarded 10 our brother. John
w. Dies. and also to each of the county
papers for publication.
JOHN HARRIS.
D. G.. AGATuoIN. Chief Templar.
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Use For Kirkwood
Use Il krkwond
Use Fine Kirkwood
Use Family kirkwood
Use Flour KlrkN God

NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing upon my premises under penalty
Of law. Henry Lang.
Accomac G.. II.
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LEGAL MEWS.

The clerk of Accnmac county court
issued. during The year 1887. lS4 mar
riage licensts and recorded 5S4 deeds.
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Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith &
Co.'S flour and take nc other.
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TANTED-A No. large farm mule,
o; years old, sound Ind gentle and
will plenty of life. a sreSS or Call On
Thos. J.. Trower,
Dunkirl1, Accomac county, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hiawathaanl Supreme m .kr better
bread than any houls on he market, and
will please tile most flsttlious.
Nudge, Smith 81 Go.
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For; SALE-A rair of cylinder boil
srs at low price. Fur lcrlns apply 10
j. II. Jones.
Temperanceville.
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NoT1cE-Persons knowing of any
tomhs bearing the inscription of Cutler
in this or northampton counties will
coufrr /. iavnr by wrltjngme where they
can be found. Respectfully,
Geo. F. Parramore.
Accomac g. H.Va., NoY. %, 's7.
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Southern Cross flour will give the cool
satisfaction.
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Royal flour is the hest. For sale by
james Niger Il Co.
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FoR SALE-H wing rented ont my
farm for the coming year, | will sell at
public sale, OH December 2lst. 1857. OF
next fair day. horses, pair OF large
mules. colt 81 years old by Grey Nor
rill, Q spring colts By Old Morrill,, fine
lot Of milcll COWS, large yrke Of oxen
and ca! tie. all farming implements ill
GLIDING Champion self binder nearly
new, tllreshcr, wheat drill, fan, double
horse wagon carts, &C., jump-seat
double carriage nearly new, ! buggy and
spring wagon, and Numerous otIer
things. also part If household and kitcl.
ell furniture 30S barrels If corn, 40
stacks of fodder and so Tons Of hay.
G.. T. Taylor,
Innl.iMS' Kridnc VA
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Fidelity Lodge No. l, A. O. U. W.,
Accomac G. II. NJ. W.. Sam'l. Stew
pnson: Foreman. ". y. Bloxum; Over
seer. w. g. West; Recorder. James g.
RnwleS: Flnancier N 2. Killmnn: he
ceiver E. t. .Cnlehuln; Guide. Ritcllie
f. Ward: [. w, e. Il. Mason; o. W..
j. j. Lilliston. Representative, B. L.
Nelson
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NoT1cE-I have three horses aged
8, and years, either of which
will sell on reasonable terms. All Of
them are gu,d farm horses. and one of
them Washington Morgan, is a fine
roadster and ca trot without training
in minutes. j. Early GrDnalds
AccOmac G.. H.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY Z, 1SS

ca A cross-marK on your paper. before
E:E your name, made with pen and ink,
81 indicates tnat your subscription has
E expired. or is due, anu you are re-
50 spectfully solicited to remit or re-
a. new.
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James Myer & Co.'S Monarch flour has
become Il household word.
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lodge Elections.

Relief Lodge No. 5. A. o. U. w.
Tpmrersnceville. M. W.. T. a. Rich
ar,ls; Foreman. 3 W Shields; Over
seer S. w. Matthews; Recorder. w. T.
Mister; Fimucler. J. II. Jnnes: Re-
ceivcr. a. 5. Matthews; Guide. f. G..
Warner: l. W.. l.. IT. Marshall; o. W.,
lanes G. Lang. Representative, j. ".
BruughtUn.
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FOR RENT-For the year 1885. or a
terms of years, my storelIousr at Dun
kirk. THos. J.. TEowER.
FAIR Oaks, Va.
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Have now Oh hand a large stock OF

FALL and WINTER GOODS,
bought strictly for cash, and are
consequently enabled to sell at low +.
est prices, and parties who consult
their interest will call on them.
Calves from 3 months to l
year old, Jersey COWS fresh to pail.
and beef of fine quality and in
quantities to suit are for sale on
their stock farm.
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For SALE.-At reasonable prices, 13
stacks or fodder, IS barrels OF corn and
i cart. James Daughelty,
Daugltrty.
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Belle Haven Lodge No. 4, 40. U. W.
Belle Haven. NJ. W.. Dir. J. n. B.
Hyslop; Foreman, Geo. W. Abdell:
Overseer. Il. II. b. Savage; Recorder,
j NJ. West; Financier, S. j. Shield;
Receiver, H. H. Wyatt: Guide, John L.
Young; 1. W., j. w. Abdell; o. W., G.
e. MtarS.
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AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure.
the great Diahrloea and DyspnterY cure
has been found to he positive specific
in all or the bowel complaints. Let ev-
cry family get and keep. bottle in the
house. Try it. only 25 cents. Sold by
all merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily & Son, Baltimore.
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Respectfully Invites aGCenClQQ TO Gl!e
Following:
1. Fine line Of Xmas Goods at
bottom prizes.
2. Ready made clothing at cost.
8. FURNITURE as cheap as CAP
be bought in the city.
4. Agent for Peruvian and Amer.
lean fish guanOS.
5. Winter Patent flour 1915.
6. Everything at greatly reduced
prices.
Will be at Mearsville until
7th OF January, by which time all
persons are respectfully requested
to call and pay their bills.
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BIED-STILEs- AT WaehaprcaGne city,
Decembei 9th, 1887. by Rev. W j.
Twill. y George L. Bird To Miss Carrie
Stiles
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James Myer s. Co., guarantee all their
hours.
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For SALE-Small terrapins. Apply
to D. II. johnson,
Leemont.
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WR1GHT-BARNEs-At Mappsvile.
December 18th. 1857. by Rev. w. A.
Street. Douglas Wright to NJ IS l.ibbie
T.. Barnes
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GRorEN-F1suER-At Temnerancp-
VILE, December 18Th 1887, by Rev. NJ.
OLDHAM, Emory d. Crotch to Miss Su-
SAIL j Fisher.
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NoTIcE--All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
Spassing on my farm, "Waterview, "
near Wardtown, under full penalty Of
law w w BrickhouSe
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EsTRAY-Left my premises the last
of April. a red COW with hole in left car.
Information of her whereabouts will he
suitably rewarded. JAS. F. Wharton,
AccomacC G.. II.
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For SALE-A young mare mule, large,
6 years old and gentle to all harness
jeff D. .lannb.
Belle Haven.
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WANTED-Ine addresses OF every
housekpepel in Accomac and North
ampton WHO have not used our Ilia-
watha' high grade patent flour Or Our
Level Best winter patent
Nudge Smith s. co
NorrcE-H E Byrl Sc Co, will sell
boots at cost FIR CASH
For SALE-Cne horse, sounl and
genl", price SSt; one three year old
colt, cheap. Terms cash.
G. B. Lilliston.
Accomac CT
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For SALE-Dressed pork. Apply &c
D. II. Johnson,
Leemont.
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Merchants will find it to their advan-
tagc to deal with us, and families to use
our -four. Nudge, Smith &c Co.
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For SALE.-At reasonable prices
1900 pounds of pork and Is hogs. weigh
ing from IS to 100 pounds. gross.
Fred Kelly. Onancock.
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PoULsON CHASE AT Temperance
vile, Decemb"l 25th, 1887. by Rev NJ.
OLDHAM. Erastus =. Poulson 10 Miss
Nancy Chase.
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YoUNe-YoUNG-At Manpsvllle. De
cember 2sth, 1887, by Rev.W. A, Street
Alfred Young to Miss jamie Young.
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For SALE-At fair prices 20 head of
hogs, weighing from rs to l35 pounds
w. H. Coxt,n, Accomac q. H.
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GEO. e. SAVAGE,
CIIAS SMITH
p. a. FITzIlUGn,
L. S. READ,
Committee.
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MEARs-Z1aIMERLE-Near Oaanc,rk,
DE- cember 2Stli. 1857, by hev. Lob W.
IIundIey. Benjamin T. Mears 10 Miss
Margie Kimmerle.
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MI DEMONSTRATORS Leemont
NJ. p. Parsonage. Drceml'er 2Sth. 1887.
bv Rev. j.. Wright + ,rris. George G..
Middleton 10 Miss Z ,vella L. Taylor.
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NoTICE-I offer for sale or rent my
hotel property at Horntnwn. 1t is located
in miles of r. r. station and Il miles
from Chincoteague bay, which abounds
in wild water fowl, oysters, sc. Fine
snipe shooting grounds also i'll reach of
hotel. Will also sell personal property
part for cash, balance on time. Will turn
over mail contract to purchaser or lessee
if desired. I lie hotel tuiI,ling Is in go0d
repair and has lille STABLES attached
WIN. s. Holland.
Yorktown. Va.
FoR SALE-My house and lot in Tenn
peranceville. Known as the ''Adair lot y
For terms, &C., apply to
Geo. w. Oldham,
TrmperancevilIr, Va.
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Mr.. Charles Powell. Of Ocean CITY,
Nd, and Miss Lila 4. Watson, of
Chincotcagne. were married at Snow
Hill, Md, on oath ult.
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Mr.. O. w. Dunton, Of this place, and
Miss Ida IIartoyer.of Portsmouth. Va.
were married at the parsonage OF the
NJ. L. Church. South, Of that place, on
229tll ult., Rev. &. ID. Butts officiating.
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DIxoN-TAYLon-At Temperance.
vile. Dec, nber 18th. 1oS7. ny Rev ~.
Oldham. Majur T.Dixon ~ Miss Neltie
j. Taylor.
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FUTcIIINsoN-NAl..IF-At Hoffman,
wharf. December 2Sth. 1887, ln Rev. j.
II. Riddicil, Joseph r. Hutchinson to
Miss Harriet E. Marsh.
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The roads III this section are in a de-
plOr;lblt condition.
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Mr.. w. c. r:ync. of Georgetown
Delaware, spcn, = r:stinaS i'll our town
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Nov. 16, 1857.
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Mrs. G. z. Wilcox and daughter. Of
Mystic, Conn. are stopping ut HE At
lantir with their parents, Nj. and Mrs
las. f.. Matthews
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
SALTING DOWN AN ESTEEMED
CONTENPORARY.
To the MINING JOURNAL.

To the MINING JOURNAL.
THE contribution OF Paris" ." in last week $
issue ofthe Frostburg JOURNAL convinces the
Heyicr that at least one "senseess twaddler''
has been discovered, and that is Paris" His
last article was bunch of malignant studied
falschoods. BY partial quotation he clrverlv
misrcpreso''e the Repie1c. 1t is the act of a
Coz r.i'-'r an attack under cover of a
".s' de p'hne and one who is an apparent
stranger to truth and honest methods-Lon-
aconing ReDiew.
Taking into consideration the Re
r1e,c'S lack of knowledge FIVE years ago
on all subjects, its advancement is won
derful. In proof of this read the above
select editorial. Witness the choice
language it uses in combating as
sertions made by his sopponent-''s sense
less twaddler," liar and coward. That
settles the whole business. am an
initiated. Yet if it expects to choke
me off with such uncalled-for epithets
1t is very greatly mistaken.
Thackeray says 1.-THE newspaper is
typical of the community in which it
is encouraged and circulated. This
te''N IS character as well as it's con
a. ~"
From personal knowledge of Lona-
conings people would say the above
quotation does not represent them.
To affirm that when anyone differs
with them that all they could say, when
they got several miles between them
ana their opponents, was to call them
liars and towards, would certainly be
an unjust reflection on the intelligence
and bravery of Homecoming people.
| can prove all the assertions make
Let me repeat one that has called down
upon my head the stigma of liar.
twaddler and coward. | said in the
JOURNAL of March Sd that 1.-The Rerieu
never advocated the cause of wage
workers; it only pretended to sufficient
to get their subscriptions, taking great
care not to antagt nize the operators
for fear of losing their patronage" >"
Now, let me add, the editorials in the
herteN were so weak in support of
labors interests that it was next to inn
possible to distinguish whether it was
III the business or not. SO, to settle
the question, the Recieu loined the
knights Of Labor. Yet it is as big a
failure in upholding and following the
principles Of the Orderas it ever was in
pretending to advocate the interests
of labor
AS tor my taking cover under a nom
de plume | have my own reasons for
doing so. yet will make the assertion
that had | used my name hy would
ncltl.'r have called the "SenSeless
twaddlrr,' liar or "cownrd."
r. II liha,,i,, s.,.c s.,,;,,iap,, Il
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-17
ORDER NTST.

In the matter of the sale of Real Estate of
Nelson Beall deceased.
In tie O,phnS' CONT II AHcgoayco,oty Nd,
March Term, lsSS.
NRDERED, This 18th day Of March. in
A/the year lSSS, by the Orphans Court of
Aicgany county that the safe Of real estate
made and this day reported to this Court bv
Frank {. Beall, executor, and Annie Bealf,
eXecutriX, of Nelson Bcall, late of Allegany
county, Md, deceased. be ratified and con-
hrmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day of April,
lsaS; provided copy Of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Allegany coun-
ty once in each of three successive weeks prior
to the 7th day Of April, 1855.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Sl2S0. JOHN COULEIIAN, G. J. 0. e.
ROBERT BRUCE, ]. O.C.
THOMAS JOHNSON. J O.C.
True copy Test; \. H. DowpEN.
March IL Register of Wills.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-17
4 FINE LECTURE.

To the MINING JOURNAL.
The lecture on Mary, Queen of
Scots" delivered by Miss Alice E.
Delo at the English Lutheran church
on the 9Th inst, was III every respect
"A grand success. a large and intel
Iigtnt audience were present, and Miss
Drlo showed much of the grace and
beauty of the illustriouS queen Of
whom she spoke. The lecturer MANI
feStrd """A Judgment in the selection
"f .r'-, a' keen analysis aud dis
- nIurmt of character. In style it
Was both classic and poetic, lit up here
and there with brilliant rhetorical!
flashes. The lecturers voice was
strong and clear, and melodious as a
silver bell &; and her pronunciation and
elocution We're faultless. The whole
affair was a rare historical and literary
treat, and we predict for Miss Delo a
brilliant career upon the platform,
AN ATDITOR