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e.R1IsAN Pos1MAsrERs.
What the President win be Held Re.
sponsible For--Conerossionai work.

sponsibIe For-Congressionai work.
special Dispatch b..
WAsHrNGroS. May 2s.-The House con.
sidered the Post-ofiice Appropriation bill to
day, and 1t was sent through TO anOtaci
reading. pending number Of amendments
that we're offered, alt those OF Importance
being rejected.
Dockery aud Bingham had a wranele
during the debate, in which the formsr saio
That he favored the doctrine that the party
N power should be responsible to the people.
Bingham retortcd that the President. wn,
favored civil service reform. had changed
Of the fity-two thousand second third anc
fourth-class posimasters in the cauntfy-
forty-hve thousand 20 Democrats eiEce n
had held his office. and would be held ~
ap9nsihle FOR it. The hii ctfrics with it az
appropriation OF s10o3 $40. nearly flve mil
ions more than last year. the extra eN.
penditnre being for rent, iisht and iuei iof
shird-class officers.
In the secret session to-day mo;iea wa.
made by Senator Sherman 10 proceed 10 ih
consideration OF the Fisheries Treaty D.
open session. A hAlinour's debate foi
lowed, at the end OF which the Senate nj
lOurned without action
Senator Hale. who voted against the rrsu.
,utiou yes erday. went 10 Now York this
morning. IL is expected that the question
OF open versus secret consideration VIII b.
revived tomorrow, aud Republi leans think
from present indications. that the doors vii
ba thrown vide open, To this end. how
ever. they will require quorum OF the SEN
ate. which viii inclnde an The ahseutees
and they were plainly told by Democratic
senators to-day that they were powerless D.
tho matter
Il Is not known that the Democrats hav,
actually come to conclusions to refrain a. q
body from voting IN order 10 break Jh,
quorum" hut the debate Of to-day prove
that such course is under consideration
with possibility that Il viii he succesnin
unfil the Republicans shall have a quorum
~ their own, aad shall unanimously favo
tlle open session.
The Statue Of Liberty on Bedlnois Islam
needs its pedestal finished. The cOnIuifie
,a charge repurt tn tongress that unlrs
shat body gives them S50nO Tor the purpns
the project of finishing it viii be abandoned
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DIED.

BUCHANAN AT Squirrel Run, en- the 2sd
instant, James Buchanan, sged IS years.
DORAN.-In this city, On the 22d instant
Joseph, son OF John and Martha Doran, aged
9 years and months
GREENWOOD.-On tha sist Instant, after
q lingering Illness. Josephine, wife Of 3 Green.
WOOD, and daughter OF George and Jane Beeby,
in her e0th yeSr.
FRI r6CH Ia this city on tire 22d Instant
Benedict Frilsch, aged IS years.
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Go and see the Crayon Portrait and
Frame that goes with a dozen Cabinet
Photographs at Cummings's Gallery,
302 Market st.
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le stAnding up b date b As follows
As.or1lrIeN
1sAerr.
NOTES

Manager Barnis OF Baltimore, yesterday
nned Second-bazeman Greenwood 500 and
suspended aim Indsnnitsly withons pay for
his heroic efforts 70 put down tbs liquor
tzsfir. Greenwood faded TO report for
Tuesdays gxnas.
Rsin prevented ss@ Athletic Loalsvilse
=aai se;sss..inorsSa 2 Louis xans-u yesterday.
Bzrns OF Baltimore Ia ffth la tbs Amer
lean Association bzisirx Cor Ehs kEzE uonts
of IS sss&sn.
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Ixalr. usma.

al who have bought the Pinned
PAIzerna have besn Extisfssd. Cozas
COS A-.d e. measured. w. A. H4roud
a Co.. coz. lSSh rod KsInnt
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A firstcl dinner and supper, CSC.
Come one, come all, to the Peoples
Cafe, Bareford, 3d and Market.
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Oak Suite shown at prices sure TO
please the buyer at johnson & Barn
hills. 207 Market st.
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Schiller's celebrated Fever and Ague
Mixture at McClintock's, the grocer,
Sth and Lombard.
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10 brands of Flour kept by Nichols,
9Th and King. Try L. & G.. and be
happy.
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THR COST.

You'll do this when
you come to buy Cloth.
ing for yourself and
son. That's right. It's
human nature. We
like you to do this
carefully and with
thought, because we
know your judgment
will not give a verdict
against the very large
stock of Resdy-made
Suits for Men and
Boys we have in store.
Neither will you go
wrong in examining
our immense stock of
Piece Goods-a whole
room full. We invite
you to cali, examine
carefully and abide by
your own judgment.
The result viii be sat
isfactory to YOU and to
Us. You'll Buy OF
Us. Why! Simply be
cause you can't do
better in AMERICA.
We have exactly what
you want. We have
Suits by the thousand
and Piece Goods by
the mile. We fit our
customers. We give
them satisfaction--per-
feet and complete in
all ways. We do in
deed.
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Ba.e Ball.
Chicago:

At Chicago;
Chicago. ........ o. o g-r - :
Philadelphia. 0 o o S O.
Batteries Borcher and Farrell. ana G'esson
and Clements Base hits-Chichro. 10. phiis
delphis, 8. Errors Chicago, 5; Philadelphia,
At Pittsburg;
Pttsburg. .......0 0 o 0 p a. A
Washington. ...-....O 0 8 = 2 q o. 5
BatteFiss Calvin and Miller. and Whitney
and Mack. Base hits -Pittsburr. g: Wash
ington, II. Errors-P PitIsburg, II Washington, J.
At'Indisnapolis:
Indianapolis. s........O 0 ? 0 90 o. 4
Boston. .............3 o o - .
Batteries-Boyle and Myers. snd CONWAY and
Kelley. Base hits-iDdianapolis q: Boston III
krrors- Indianapolis, 4; Boston, l.
AT Detroit:
Detroit t.........e 0 % o-fs
New York ..-..,....5 0 0 O OOl IS
Observation-Disclosures and Bennett and Tifcomb
and Murphy. Base hits Detroit, Il; New Yerk,
10. Errors-Deroii, 5; New York, s.
At Cleveland:
Cincinnsti .O faO O 1t
Cleveland .........o 0 o 8 O o o.
Batteries and Baldwin. and Crowen and
Snyder Base hits Cleveland, =: Cincinnati
10. krors-Cleveland, 2; Cincinnati. 8.
At Brooklyn;
Brooklyn. .........e o. o. Q O-s
Kansas City. y........O 0 O Q x-l
Batteries -Caruthers and BushonR. and Tool,
and Daniels Base hits-Elrooklyn, 4: Kansas
City, Il; Errors-Brooklyn, Q; Kansas City, S.
Tha ctar4inr ~, q, dmfe A.. =. f,tto....
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Look at the 500 Crinkled Plush Par
lor Suits at Johnson & Barnhilrs, 2O7
Market st.
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WHAT IT MEANS.

Clothing Thirty Per Cent. un-
der others means with us Cloth
ing of the highest grade, Cloth
ing that is perfect in workman
ship, quality and fit. Thirty Per
Cent. under others means a suit
the same in quality, fit and work
manship that others sell at $40,
we sell for 81. We have reached
the notch of perfection in ready
made clothing. When we say
perfection we mean the highest
notch reached by any one. We
were busy planning and improv-
ing the standard of our goods and
reducing the prices to the mini
mum. To-day we announce tha
greatest stock of ready-made
clothing in Wilmington, at the
very lowest prices.
6. A. R. Suits speciality.
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Bargains, Bargains

We have made arrange.
ments to be supplied WITH any.
thing in the bargain il le. a d
we now have on hand a z. eat
many bargains, too nnme GUS
to mention. But n part,
Bleached and UnbIeached
Muslin pieces, for /, 2 and 8
cents a piece.
40 inch Bleached and Un.
bleacned Muslin, S cents.
5000 yards of Calico, a
cents, worth 6 cents.
Ginghams, all the best
makes.
Patent Lining, S cents,
worth 12c.
Duck Check for boys suits,
&c, worth 12sc.
Second Mourning Calicoes
4 and sc, worth 6 and Sc.
Heavy White Duck, suita.
bic for stone cutters aprons,
pockets, etc, 10c., worth 20c.
Satines as low as &c.
Satines as low as 10c.
French solid Satines, 15c.
Bedticking Z, s and 10c,
worth 12fc.
Full line of Bedticking at
1Sc, worth 25c.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsAIs

DRoPOsAIs.
WILMINGTON, May 81, 1888.
SeAed Proposals will be received In the box
in the City Council Chamber until O'Clock
Thursday evening, May "a. for enclosing the
City Lot In the Wilmington and BraDdywlne
Cemetery with Granite Curbing, fine dressed, s
inches thick on both fronts, dressed down s
incho<, with 1ncn DIVISION c1ro, WIN tr1
necessary dressing hake proDoaals separ~s~
for ha1 top and circular top beth fruniz In two
ziooes sach. With City Lot 10 rzissd letters on
each frosl3-
xEAAC DzTSTv
Ss,..szs<-== ss..ss.... EasIzs1sz sssaaassszsx.
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NOTICES

NJ OrlCE.-ANY PERSON DESIRING TO
~ &c % the ST, Louis Convention can Obtain
tnt sarne undsr-rate terms and converiencea as
the ceiegaias oF writing 20 Lewis G. VaDdegrift
Wilmington. pel
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WHEN III NEED

Of good reliable footwear 90 the lowest prices
cal and examine sur stock. full lines OF lsdies
popular priced snoes- The STANDARD Shoe Cos
~ % KID shoe in RQaure toe buuoned, round toe
with Zip b toned, and fancy tip Jared. the best
shoes IN The market for the money Gentlemen a
fne hand-sewed shoes s.. A good substantial
working phoe 8l,90. weiI-made good wes-ine
bogs shoe for 81, girls medium high cut square
toe shoe real and sircng g..
FORMAN'S
10 4th St, between Market ard King.
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Cheap Dry Goods
AND TRIMMINGS.

We have opened the old
established Dry Goods House
with a full line of new and
desirable Dry Goods and
Trimmings. All of our stock
has been bought at the re.
Gently reduced rates, exclu.
sively for
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Ladies' and Gents Underwear.

Gents White and Calico
Shirts as low as 371c. Stock.
ings from 5c. up, including all
OF the best celebrated makes,
warranted fast colors-in
black, and in fact we will
keep on hand most everything
pertaining to the business.
Ladies' and gents Celluloid
Collars and Cuffs, Neckties,
etc.
Purchasers will Go well to
examine our stock, as we are
confident they viii save money
by so doing.
Respectfully,
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Saleof Valuable I Personal Property
R. H. PENNEWELb, Agent

Will be sold at public auction on
Wednesday. February 9Th, 1883,
at the home of Thomas L Trower,
deceased, the whole ofhis personal
property consisting Of valuable
household and kitchen furniture.
among which are six large feather
beds with bcdsteadS and covers to
match, nice parlor furniture, 3 new
stoves, including wrought Iron
range cook stove, 3 wardrobes, bu
reauS, nice extension table, Whites
sewing machine, Sc, also a library
composed chiefly Of classical school
books, farming implements, coin,
fodder, carts, nice lot of shoats,
Hannah and Spanish potatocs,por
and beef, 1 single wagon, l new
nrat-class top buggy, barhed wire,
lot Of potato bed frames, 2 jersey
COWS, l mule. and 9 young valuable
mares gentle to I'LL harness.
The house and lot where he lived
with about 9 acres well set i'll staw-
berries for rent this year.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms-Seven months indulgence
EXECUTORS.
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Daley \ Nurseries.

Among the long list of nursery stock
Which we cffer for spring planting, we
wnuln Call the attention of the fruit
growers of the Eastern Shore tothe fol-
lowing select varieties on which we CAL
give lower rates than were ever offered
to them before. And remember we
guarantee all true to name.
NAMENrAL TREES.
Silver leavei maple, Weer's new cut
leaved maple, box elder. Carolina pc; ,lar.
Russian mulberry, Kilmarnock, new
American aud Wisconsin weeping will
lows, European larch, American and 81
berian arbor vitae, bill, AIN fir. Irish Ju.
niper and Norway sprncr.
FRUIT TREES.
Bartlett, duchess. sickcl. kiefcr and
leconte pear. Yellow. transparent, car
ly harvest, Baldwin. wine sap Haskell,
flllawaler, king and new Delaware
red winter apple. Tro;h's early. early
st. John, Mt. Rose. earlyand late Craw-
ford, Reeves favo lite, old nixon free,
STUMP Of the world. IIeath's cling aid
glade peach. Much's prolific ounce.
Gov. Wood and early Richmond cherry,
Wild goose, shippers pride; KeIscy's
Japan and Shropshire damson plum.
SMALL FRUITS.
Crystal city. monarch. billwell, May
king, crescent, sharpless. parry Hoff-
man sec!ling. mammoth and Jessie
Strawberries. Cutilbcrt, hansell, mari
boro and rancocas raspberries. Brur-
toms early, Wilson early. Wilson Jr.,
and Erie backberrics. Concord, Ma
gra Moore's early and Empire State
grape. Cherry, red Dutch and Fays
prolific currant. Houghton Seeding,
Smiths improved and industry goose
berries. Asparagus roots. 10000 cab
bage plants now ready. Tomato plants
ready in April. Onion sets. raddiSh
seed, canteloupe and water melon seed.
I'd. NJ. Ferry and Peter Henderson's
seeds). All popular varieties by mail
postpaid at 81 per pound. Write for
price list.
MoMATH BROS,
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Pun: Otcn-US.

Pun" OtcnSUS-
Our roafs are in fearful condition,
ans need ladly tie attention of some
one.
The pubic school in orr town is in z
flourishing condition. and needs the
services Of anothfrteacher.
The store of /. II. Ames & Son will
he headquarters this season for meas
potato bed glass. p,ows, castings. &c.
A shoemaker and harness maker are
wanted in orr town. and the opening is
fine one in each business for the right
kind of men.
MIR. I.eenard 7. Bennett ard Miss
BETSY D Charnork were marricd at nc
Evergreen church. on ~" 1Stl. inst.
Rev, ]. Fl. Hiddick. officiating
Ournew hotel proprietor Mr.. John p
Dourhtv.is being libeinl'yratrnnized hy
the travelling public, and he deserves t'
lie. as no one is more courteous or more
lisposrd tn look after the warts and tC
provide comforts for his guests.
At the last meeting of the Pnnro-
F! teaGur Conclave No. RI. Improved Or
der of Heptasorhs. the following officers
wera elected: r. R. Hutchinson. Arch,
on: VIM. T. Mason, Secretary: :. W
Ames. Financier: l.. II. Ames, Treas.
nrer: w II. Eoggs. Provost: james h
Mock. Warden: Am. Jesse Phillips
Inspector: Join NJ. eCato. Preaie
Alel W. Wallace. Sentinel: ] T. Eon
newell. S. X. Martin and Geo. 5. West
Trustees. The order is growing yer!
fast. and the largest of the kind on tlit
Eastern Shore.
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EnHtInf. Nets.

The Committee on thu Chesannakr
and ltS Tributaries rtporte t., the
House Wednesday, tha; they have had
Il der consideration the s-vrlal peti
items referred TO th"m in relation TO
amendments Of the existing laws rela
ting to the snlj~r! of fishing with pnu,r
nets in the waters If the chesapeake
bay contiguous to he shores Of North
ampton AMI Accomac cOlntirs, and AT
ter a full INVESTIGATION they have ar
rived ut tile conclusion THAT it would H.
inrXpedient tn make an. change III tn"
law as it now stards and he committee
asked to he relieved from its further
consideration. Adopte'.
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Ill,n,t

let III, coll evollrs rnn IN. You think
it lsa .ght thi ~ But it.nily irn Into
calarrf Or into pneumonia trc,n-
sumption.
CatarrI is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumaf'on is death
itself. TIE breathing apparatus must
be kept healthy and c!eir Of all n!Strlc-
tions and offensive mai er. Otherwise
there is trouble AHEAD. Allthe diseases
of these arts, head. nos thro 1t. bron-
cllial tn'ts an llags. can bpd"lightfil-
ly;ltid liEely cured by the Use of l'n
schpp's German Syrup. Ii ynu don't
know This already, thnnsNnds AM thou-
silrds nfpsnple can tel You. They have
been ctl.r. by it. and know how it is,
themselves. Bottle OILY 10 cents. Ask
any druggist.
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Sanford.


TIE sum of $3.50 was paid by Mr.. G.
Corbln for the sloop 7. j. Halock, and
not $50 us reported i'll your last issue.
Our enterprising merchant. Mr.. X.
S. Robirs, will lave a new storehouse
erected soon. He is compelled to mai e
the Improvement in order 10 meet the
demands Of his increasing trade.
The quality of our oysters continues
to improve, and the shipments are
GROWING '1rger daily. Messrs. NJ. G.
Slant :. Bro., received for 100 barrels
lately shipped by rail to Philadelphia,
S275 ana So per barrel, net.
The bachelors N this section land
they are numerous )yuur correspondent
included, respectfully inYite the after
ton of manageable young ladies 10
this field for the exercise of their leai
year privileges. No reasonable offer will
lie refused.
CAPT. John S. Gaskins. commander OF
the police schooner. arrived i'll our por,
on 22nd inst. He reports, hat there
have leen very few depredations by
oyster pirates in our waters this season
The captain and his Crew have been SO
vigilant, they have possibly thought il
best to practice that discretion, which
is tile better part Of yalor.
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The sccondterm IF tile current ses-
sion of the Onancock Academy begins
on next Wednesday, February lst,wheM
the classes will be re-orsaniZ, d and new
ones formed. This is an opporture
time for pupils to enter the institution.
and parents would do well TO note the
fact. who lave heretofore deprived tlieil
children of the advantages therein pre-.
sensed. Believing, as we honestly do,
that it is one OF tile best schools i'll the
State of Virginia, we cannot too earn
estly insist upon our people giving 1t
their liberal support.
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The minister celebrating marriage
is required within 10 days thereafter TO
return tile license to the office Of the
clerk Who issued the same, with all en-
dursement thereon Of tho fact of such
and of the time and place of celebrating
the same. Tile above is published for
the benefit of one or two ministers OF
the county WHO retain the license fol
months frequently in their possession
and by that means prevent US from CIV
ing to tie public promptly, Information
of interest TO our readers.
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rnr,nera' Meeting

There will be meeting of HE Truck
It's and Fruit Growers Assoc alton, in
the Town Hall ,at Onlncock, at O'Clock
p. NJ, saturday, February It'll. L -
subject. CHIN to improve and main Tin
the fertility Of our soil, +" will be die
cussed by Capt. o. A. browne ami
Others. All farmers are invite IL he
present. f. L. EAST,
President.
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A Card.

Ocean AMI Virainius granos-pro-
nnunced by all who have use them tllr
best and cheapestfertliZers for all Gaps
in The worl-tlle planter and truckers
b, ST frienl-more valuable than M. l
Peruvian guann. 1t is proven by expert
ence that he who luy5 Il bag will be
sure 10 order a t0n. In stock and for
sale by bag or ton by *. +. MEARs,
Hallwnod and Mearsville.
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The result of the halloting for the Of
flee of Register OF the Virginia Land
Cflce. in the caucus OF Democratic
members Of the General Assembly last
week. WAS rs follows: First ballot
Vim. Il. Ganes,of Charlotte couuly,32
John D. Graft. of Accomac, %, J. A.
Wingtield OF Hanover. 10. necessary
toa choice Il. Second baliot-Gaines
43, Grant 30, Harrison 6.
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Mr.. Henry P. Mason, PMksley, under
date of January 24tll inst. wrote to
Messrs. Humphreys & Tilglman, Sails
bury. Md. as follows: l applied Our
Mixture BE- last year, bought of your
agent. Mir. w. l.. Mock, To Irish pola-
II ots, pound fer pound by tie si.lt OF l'e
1uvi;ll gualIo allla fertilizer Which cnst
$40 per ton. The mixture made third
more potatoes than the guano or the
high priced fertilizer. / shall use nothing
eisethis year. Price of the mixture
s27.5O Mr.. Mock has sold IS tons Of
tie fertilizer tbs season.
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Daniel Scarborough. an old colerei
man, well known in and around Oman
cock. and residing for some Years past
at Mr. Wesley Bulls. near that town
dropped dead Suddenly Wednesday even
ing. He sharrencd his axe and was or
the point of leaving for the woods Tfel
he fell down dead in his house. Daniel
was a noted character in that locality
lie was honest, industrious and fond OF
strong drink.
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4 representative of Polk & B,nson,
Pocomnke City will lie at AccUmac G..
H., next Monday. Call on him if yo,
want to secure IL special bargain in win
Ter clothing. PMlics indebted to the
firm are respectfully requested also 10
settle OH 5liat day.
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Mr.. Leonard G. Mears, prosperous
merchant of Keller station, and Mis-!
Jennie NJ. Gusts, oneoi the most popu
lar and faircst daughters of Acc0lnac
We're married at Onancock, on Thursday
26th inst. Rev. Mr.. Simpson. otIicia-
ting. They lett by rail on same day OF
q tour South.
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SIP, cial attention is invited to tho adj
vtrtiSement Of McAlpine & Foster,
manufacturers Of high glado fertilizers,
Norfolk, Va. They lave fertilizers
suitable for every crop. and can show
abundant testimonials of responsible
persons who have tested their worth
Mir. Foster will be at DrUmmondtown
on utNt MondaV.
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REw-Near Jenkins Bridge, Sun.
,l.l,, January 22ld .ust., of consumption.
john kcw, aged 81 yraIs.
JorNsoN-On Thursday, January 10Th,
the SAINT being his birthlily, ol conges-
tiv,. Call, Capt. John S. 5. Johnsun, OF
Messongo, aged % years.
BAILY-At his residence near Ward
town, on TIC It'll ms. IF congestive
chill, George Baily, age is years.
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Mr.. Benjamin S. Nottingham, mer-
chan. OF C;leville. northampton coun-
~. and Miss Co,nelia L. Parker. Il pop
ularandprel'osses>ing lady.of Acconac.
were married in the Episcopal Church,
at Puneotcague, on "Wednesday. 25th
lust, Rev john McNabb officiating.
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one must acknowledge are the c'lief
caus s,w.:y we now lind than as they
are. Ho ing that we will lear from
ollers concerning this subject soon and
That mea.uies wills he, inaugurated
Ivy our authorities linking to the adOp.
tion OF snme reform in our road system.
subscribe myself
Yours truly,
EApMER
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Public sci,ooI No,,ce.

The County Electoral ScIool BOARD,
(compoAet of County Judge, Common
wpalLh's Attorney il..d Superintendent J
will meet at tile courthouse. Oh Janu
AIRY 30 h, at 10 Il. ~, to elect school
trustee to fill the vacancy in PungO-
league district, caused by the death of
Mr.. Thomas l.. TrOwer.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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AN OLD SToRY-Baily Cholera Cure,
the great DiahrlIopa and DysenterY cure
has been found to he a positive specific
in all OF the bowel compl timts. Let ev-
cry family get and Eeep buttlc in the
house. Try it. only % cents. Sold by
all merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily s. Son, Baltimore.
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Burdick'S meat market Will now lie
found betweeu Tie drug stone and Tit.
low S book store.and opposite Walter &
MerriS blacksmith shop and only about
80 wards from Main ST Look ahead for
his sign when III seislclt OF file oeef sc.
at Onancock.
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o,s,o;nrIons orPartncr.Ilip.

TIL" late firm nf Parks & Causry, at
Leemont, Va, has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business in the
future will be conducted by Il. ~.
Cansey.
We desire and earnestly request all
parties indebted to said firm for store
accounts. to come forward ami settle
the same either NV cash or note as the
blSintss of the old firm must lie settled
at once. Thanking our friends for their
patronage in the past, we are
Very truly. &c,
Z. Il. PARKS,
Jan. 9Th. 'SS Il. A. CAUSEY.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-28

Ifycu wish rtliaile garden seeds, call
Oh w. r. Wise, druggist .Ollancock who
las Just received Il full supply. direct
from the reliable home Of u. l-,ndrttlls
& Sons. Philadelphia. He also keeps Il
tull supply Of Tie best PEAS, Way beans
&c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-28

A PRAYER meeting Will he held every
"Wednesday night in Tie Presbyterian
Chu,ci, ut Accpn:ac Z. H., until fur
tier lulic, .collduc!ed 10y kcrS. VIM
CllM.n and W j Twilley