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E4ecsnOnt.

Cart Julius Trader, rececently had a
slight stroke cfparalysis.
Some Of the roads in the vicinity of
Leemont are almost impossible:
The partnership of Park, & Cansey
has leen dissolved 10y mutual consent.
Miss Sallie y. Lewis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Al. Walter, Of Powcllville,
Nd.
Mrs. 4. L. Dix and family and Mr..
Lee .justis and family have moved to
oGr town.
Capt. Edward S. Hail and family left
our town on Thursday for their new
home Oh Coan river.
Mr.. A. d. Singleton. after a brief Wis
it to friends in Accomac left last Tues
day for K.owa, Kansas, his adopted
home.
4 rooster ''downed" a little son of
Mr.. d. +. White ore day this week and
inflicted several ugly wounds before he
was rescued from his periluus situation
Mrs. Susan Masoi has sold her farm.
located near Parkslr, to Miss Eliza.
beth ChMlbourne. of Boston. for $! 90,
and purchased of Mr.. Geo. Parks
real estate near Guilford for 500.
Our village now loaks like Il ship
yard. Capt Wm. j. Lewis is building
Il yacht. in which he will make tnrl
South in the early spring us far us Flor
id,--Alr. Levin Richardson will soon
have completed a full rugged clipper,
which he says is intended as a pleasure
boat for the accommodation OF Baltlst
ninist ers only,and Mr.. a. j. McCready
is The builder Of Il cunning boat, to be
propelled Ivy noistless w.ieels, in which
he proposes to slaughter wild fowl by
the ton.
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For RENT-For the year 1883. or a
terms Of years, my storehouse at Dun
kirk. TnOs. J.. TROWER.
Far Oaks va
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james Myer Il Co.'S Monarch flourhas
become household word.
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For SALr.-A No. mule, young.
sound and grnll,-will work anywhere.
tu, particulars. apply 10 joan +. Brad
fo"d lncllStlno,lnl. Va.
Jan. 9th.
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For SALE-Lang Shang eggs Mt rs
rents per setting of l5;eggs. Also line
lot of pullels for sale.
N. p. Killmon.
Accomac T.. II.
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For SALE-At fair prices 20 head of
hogs, weighing from IS to 125 pounds
w. II. Coxton, Accomac q. IL.
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nTu!iwOod.

Hallwood. although a local option
neighhorhood. IS fur from being dry
Mire and clay predominatr, and Sny
christian due here would do well to
bring il rock to stand OH.
The negro riot in Maprsville has
stirred IL, some feeling here. II on
white brothers Of Seaside wantanv help.
they can count Hallwuod in. We are
white.
In spite of the dampness business
bnoms. y. +. MvarS reports immense
sales of Goldfish and other Injuries. G..
Il. Jones mills are againrnnning at full
blast. Mr.. Jones lils facilities for turn
ina ont COO barrels per day.
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7r.-s.-ua-yy.
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
for the county Of Accomac!l, IN va
cation, January 4th. 1888.
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his wiic, in
right OF said wife..........Flalntiffs.
against
Annie Virginia Stevens, Sarah
Stevens, R.ke Joseph Stevens.
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Sam'l. Stevens, James Up
shur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens,
Palestine Henry and EStelle, his
wife, William Thomas and Mar
garet a., his wife, Montcalm Old
ham, Jr., trustee III a deed execu-
ted 10y VIM. w. Gray and Eliza
beth D., his wife, TO him for the
benefit of John Drummond, John
Drummond in his own right, and
lis assignee OF VIVA. G. Colehurl Il
Sons, Mon!calm Oldham, Jr., and
William P. Bell, executors OF VIM.
r.. Parramorc, deceased, who was
trustee i'll deed executed by
Richard Stevens 10 him for the
benefit Of Cllls. b. LilliSton, CIla>.
B. LilliSCOu. Levin w, Mock, trd>
tee in deed executed by Eliza
beth d. Gray (who prior to her
mlermarriage with The said VIM.
W., was Elizabeth d. Stevens),
to him for the benefit OF VIM. o..
C0leburn & Sons, JAS. III. Fletcher,
Jr., trustee in IL deed executed by
Richard Stevens 10 him for the
benefit of Geo. b. FosQue, survi
wing partner of the late firm OF Fos-
que & Bro, Geo. B. Fosque, Mont
Calm Oldham, Jr., trustee in adecd
executed 10y Mary Stevens, to him
for tie benefit of George +. Parker
and VIM. LII. Parker, merchants
aud partners trading us the ..rm of
Geo. L. Parker & Co., Geo. T. Par
ker, Vim. II. Parker, Little'nn B.
Stevens aud Stevens, his wifi
......................Dei'endanl~.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this SUIT is to oh
tain the decree OF the said court
for the sale for purposes OF partl.
ton among those entitled, Of d GER
tain lot or tract of land, situated III
Lee District in SAID cuilnty, con
tanning fifty two acres, more or less,
and bounded n. E. by the land OF
John Il. Walker, S. E. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, S.
w. by that OF WIN. j. Elcnelber-
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 The SAID court hat
the said defendants, Annie Vir-
ginia Stevens, Sarah Stevens, Viii.
liam Morris Stevens, Palestine
Henry and lIslelle, his wife, Will
liam Thomas and Margaret A., his
wife, and Llttleton B. Stevens and
Stevens, his wife, are non.
re idcnlS eff this State, Oh 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 and do what is
necessary to protect lheir interests;
and that this order be published
once u week Tor four successive
weeks in the "Peninsula Enter.
PRISE" a newspaper Published at
Accomack Court House in said
county, aud also posted at the
front door OF the court house Of
SAID county, on the first day OF the
next term of the County Court Oh
the said county.
Test. JOHN ID. GRANT, G. O..
a Copy.
for John d. Grant, Z. G..
Sam'l 7. Boss, aud Thos. Ii. Bayly
Browne. ID. II.
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For SALE AT PEIvATEC CONTRACT
Tic house anil lot in Onancuck, helong-
inS to he heirs Of Ellison y. Hopkins,
deceased. For terms apply 10
DR.. j. w. Al. Hopkins.
EXmorc, Va.
Nov. lo, 1857.
For SALE-Dcep Creek Mills, with
the mill acre attachal
Mrs e w 2 Ponlson,
Onancock, Va
For SALE-A pair of cylin Ter boil
srs at low price. For terms apply 10
j. II. Jones.
Tenperancevilc.
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NoTTcE.-All persons are hereby pro
hihited from cunning OH nY lands. or
otherwise trespassing on my premises,
under full penalty OF Laws.
j. Il. KeIiarn, louisville.
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Merchants will find it to their advan.
tage to deal with US, and families to use
our -four. Nudge, Smith &c Co.
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FoH SALE-A young mare mule, large,
Gye.uS old ind gentle to all harness
jeff D. Jacob.
Belle Haven.
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G. g R D.

&AESASa
We, the Undersigned, announce to
our patrons and the public that the
new firm Of AyreS Bros. & Co., sur
viyors in part, aud Successors to
the late firm of Il. A. Hopkins 4
Co., have just opened in our Dew
storcholse in Pungoteague, an ex-
tensive, varied, and beautiful stock
of goods, selected with great care,
and designed to meet the wants Of
all classes of the trade, embracing
LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS, &c
Our stock of NOTIONS is elegant,
beautiful and complete. We also
exhibit an extensive line of
GLO II II Z ~ G.
by the suit and in single pieces
Doors, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GLOVES
and in fact all goods kept in Il first
class clothing store. We also keep
school books, adapted and suited to
the free schools. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is well supplied. We invite special
attention to our
BREECll LOADING GUNS FROM
$40 to $50.
Please give MS call. Remember
it is always our desire: pleasure,
and ambition to please our custom
ers. Respectfully,
AYRES BROS. & CO.,
Pungotpasue, Va.
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Royal -four is the Lest. For sale by
James Niger e. Co.
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Southern Cross flour will give the cook
satislaction.
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William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wifc....................Plif ifs.
against
Mary Bunting, john S. Wise, and
Margaret Ann, his wife, in right
of his said wife, Frank Campbell
and TTrnnie e., his wife, in right or
his said wife. Benjamin w. Beloate
and Mary. his ife. in right # his
said wife, james Shields and MAJ
tha. his wife. in right of his said
wife, John W. Core AMI Amy, his
wife, in right OF his said wife, Asa
Lillisr0nand Nancy. his wife, in right
of his said wife. Thomas Lewis and
Margaret, his vile. in right of his
said wife. James Young, William T.
Gardner and Margaret. his wife, in
right of his sad vile, Sonihev r.,
M lrccllus and George Webb, Mar.
glrrt Ames, Julia AmeS. Benjamin
Bowen and AbiGha.hiS wife.in tight
of his said wife, james H. Belotr
and Elizabeth, his wife, in right Of
his said wife, Mary A. Chandler,
George Hargis, George P. Hargis,
Jr.,and Hester P.,his wife. in right
of his said wife, Solomon FIargis
and Mary. his wife, Joseph Hargis
and Phoenie, his wife, Nathaniel
Hargis and LOWE, his wife, Thomas
L. IIargis and Mary, his wife, Viii
liam RI. Tlargls and Ellen, his wife,
Handy Hargis and Sally, his wife,
Thomas Fl. James AMI 'Tabitha, his
wife. William E. Krllam, Levin
Smith James and Margaret, his
wife, Margaret Webb, Theodore
Spragne and Sally his wlfe.in right
of his said wife, and John Bunting,
......................... ...............Deits.
In Chanccry.
The objects of this suit are the
construction of the will Of Smith
Bunting, deceased, and the parti :.
ton amongst those entitled Of real
estate of which Sally Hargis died
seized and possessed, bounded on
the n. BIZ CnstlS' neck rold, w. by
sonnty roa, leading from Bull Rlu
10 Locnstville. S. aud E. by land
lately belonging to VIM. Hlrgis.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore The clerk Of the said court that
the defendants, Theodore Sprague
and Sally,bis wife, Margaret Webb
and John Bunting, are non resi-.
dents OF THIS State, OH the motion
of the plaintiffs, by their attorney,
if is ordered that said non resident
defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary
to protect their interests; and that
this order lie published once a week
for four successive weeks in the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, IL news
paperpublished at .Acconack Court
House in sad county, and also
posted ut the frontdoorof the court
house of said county OH the first
day of the next term Of the county
court Of the said county.
Test. NJ. Oldham. Jr., D'y
for John D. Grant, G. G.
a Copy.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr, by
for John ID. Grant, G. q.
Geo. Il. PlrramOrc, p. q.
DILLHEAl)S.
D LETTERHEADS.
STATEMENTS,
EN- VELOPES,
EANDBILLS, so
Neatly printed at this Office By a first
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Rev. ]. \. Connolly, cur popular pas
tor, was lihe ally pcnnGe'l at the parS0n-
age. Thursday evening, 9Th inst. The
ladies' If this vicinity contributed liner
ally, and the many GOOD things left with
or esteemed Bro. will 90 far towards
making life pleasant. Among the gifts
were IL rair of slippers, II watch pocll-
cts. 23satcheis and 10 smoking caps.
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rs- \ cross-marK on your paper. before
~ your name. made with pen and INK
s3S~ indicates mat your subscription mas
RAJ cypired. or is due, ant, You are re-
ks spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
~ new.
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Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith &
Co.'s flour anil take nc other.
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RUNDICK-Ross- January 4th, 1883.
ut MUdeslown, by Rev. j. w. Ward,
Wm. IL. Bundick to Miss Maggie Ross.
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ATTENTION srolTsMEN--I want the
name and .msf"fli,r address, of every
sportsman in the county who desires to
join an association to prevent th',
wholesale destructiO Of our game by
nun-lesidents uf Tile STATE.
Henry e. Byrd,
Temprranceyillc, Va.
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For SALE-For cash, 80 cords OF
wood by A. j. Lilliston.
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Fol-; 4 Mat Keller station, afro
lors.. farn Tor one horse farm if prefer
rid with two story dwelling. rooms
ln.hw Ind f.nir above, wit ontllouses
in good order. For tenn, &C., amply to
j. w. Mcals, Keller.
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james Myer SEQ, guarantee all their
fourS.
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E. P. Smith. the esteemed track fore
man of nnr subdivision. WAS rendered
a surprise party Saturday evening. the
9TH inst. and was presented with gold
watch and Chain The IIallw1'd glee
club were among the surpriSersa and rem
dercd several charming songs with
grand effect. r. A. Barnes, A. f..
Mears popular clerk made the presrn-
tatiou address. Robert isan embryo NJ.
e.. and will he an addition 10 that body.
The only drawback to the occasion WIS
Il premature explosion of Il keg of beer
which had been frozen.
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Mr. Groten while going to bed last
p. m. . fell through the floor and had to
lie chiselcd out of an iron pc; which he
says lie fell into. Mr.. e. is ba lily
bruised. The popular verdict is, bug
Juice. Such is the ups and downs Ill
U;llwood.
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d ARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures January st,1SSS,
at BRIDES residence, by Rev. J. Wright
Norris. Maurice, Justice to Miss Sarah
4. Bundick.
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R. II. PENNEWELL, Agent.

VIRGINiA:-In the circuit court
for the county of Accnmacll, in va
cation. January 9th. 1888.
William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wife....................Pliff
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Fot SALE-Small terrapins. Apply
% D. Ii. Johnson,
LremOnt.
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TAYLoR-GrFEN-ianuary7 It'll. 1888,
by Kcv. M. o. ham, at Temperatures
VILE. Geo. Dennis Taylor 10 Miss Sally
yireell
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Mr.. A. D. Singleton. after a brief Wis
it to friends in Accomac left last Tues
day for K;owa, Kansas, his adopted
home.
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Mrs. \. 7. Dix and family and Mr..
Lee .justIs and family have moved to
DIR town.
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Capt. Edward S. Hail and family left
our town ON Thursday for their new
home on COan river.
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NoTrcE-T have three horses aged
3. 5 and 6 years, either of which |
will sell on reasonable terms. All of
them are cool farm horses. and one of
t,Tll il Washington Morgan, is line
ROADSTER AMI can trot without training
~ 1 minutes. J. Early Grinnals
Accunl,lc e.. II.
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For SALE-Dresspd pork. Apply to
d. II. johnson,
LeemonL.
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NEIGHBORH00D NOTES.
ahincOtca.Re.

WIN. j. Andrews of Jos, died on the
9th inst, of consumption, aged 3
years.
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An entertainment for the benefit of
Hallwood N. E. Church takes place OH
Saturday evening, January 18th. Mr..
and Mrs. B,dlne. Of Dover, Del, will
lend their valuable assistance. Mir. and
Mrs. Is. were leading members of tho
Gilbert & Co., Mikado troupe, of which
famous opera they will render select
pontions. Mr.. Chisehur>t will lecture
on his experience among the natives OF
middle Patagonia, on the same evening
and this coupled with the exercises hv
the children and IIallwond Glee clul
will make the affair enjoyable.
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TANTED "A No. la".e farm m lie.
5 or & !tars id, sound alrl gentle an.
with plenty Of life. A,,lr.so or c.ll ~.
Thos. L. Tr0wer,
Dunkirk, Arcomac county, Va.
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Miss Sallie =. Lewis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. a. J. Walter, Of Powcllville,
Md.
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LOST. Beagle houn.l. Frank, wIltcand
brown, spots la,gc, rather sharp II sc
very friendly and k.ows his name well.
Was seen last near Dunn nodtuwn,nn
Monday. a liberal /. war will be paid
for his return to Inc III ut ENTERPRISE
oflicr. 6. B. Jo.lrS.
Dec 81. 1877. Hallwoud. Va.
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WANT ED-Ine addresses or tx:
luustkcrper in Ac:.'mac and Nnrit-
lmi,tun who have not used our Wv
walha' high grad patent flour OF oar
Level Best winter patent
Nudge Smith s. Co
NorrcE-H E Byrd & Co, will sell
boots at COST for cash
For SALE-One horse, sound and
gentle, p.itr 80; one three year old
colt, cheap. Terms cash.
e. B. Lilllston,
Accomac G.. II.
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observation-disclosures 4th lSSS.
at Guiford, by Rev. w. F. Hayes. Ro-
bert j Young to Miss Martha j. Barnes.
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VIRGINIA: In The Circuit Court
for the county Of Accomac!S, IN va
cation, January 4th. 1888.
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his vile, in
right of said wifc..........Plalntiffs.
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\ rooster tdowned" a little son of
Mr. d. f. White ore day this week and
inflicted several ugly wounds before he
was rescued from his periluus situation
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The partnership of Park, & Cansey
has lleen dissolved 10y mutual consent.
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Cart Julius Trader, rececently had
slight stroke ofparalysis.
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CoLoNNA-SnRIEvEs-.Ianulrr 11th,
ISSS,at Drummondtown Baptist Church
hy Rev. John W. Hundley. Robert j..
Cp,uuua To Miss SuS.in J.. Siri yes.
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a depth of 700 feet has been reached
Ivy Mcssrs. G. r. RiSley & SON cnntiac.
tors. in boring the artesian well OF As
satrague. and tie water SO far is rs sal
rs HAT Of the Atlantic ocean.
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Some Of the roads in the vicinity of
Leemont are almost impossible:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-01
Grand Opening.

The Sherwood Opera House, under the
N management Of Mr.. Charles Hodkinson
opens for the season on Friday evening,
Sept 7th. presenting the highly sensational
tragedy drama. CDR. jock yll and Mr.. Hyde
This production Of the drsmatiIation Of
Robert Louis Stevenson's great novel, THE
Strange Case Of DR.. Jsckyll and Mr.. Hyde"
will be rendered by . dne company, Mr..
George Ober taking the title role. DR..
Jeokyll, q polished gentleman and q philsn'
tropist, discovers q potent drug. the taking
Of which transforms him into Hyde, re.
pulsive, dwsrfed and horrible fsnd, whose
only thought Is the causing Of misery and
death to mankind.
The play, now first produced here. should
receive liberal patronage, as it is but the
nrst Of seasons good plays, which Mr..
Hodkinson will present to the people Of this
city. Mr. Obers conception Of the part 10
grand and Of high order. and he is warmly
spoken of by the press and the public wher'
ever he has appeared.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-01

III we have free trade" said Blaine at
Boston, "the factories may not be closed,
but II they keep open they will be run at
half the wsges." This is exactly what
Blaine's friend Carnegie told his workmen
while the tariff reform bill was pending In
congress: "Vote for this bill and your
wages will be cut In two" And shrewd
lrishman who knew his employer. replied :
"Begorra, II you thought 50, you'd be the
first 70 vote for the bill" Carnegie was
making steel rails at the time at cost Of
$22 per ton and selling them at $37-
pocketing q million q year as profits on bis
business; yet because steel rails fell to $33
ton he closed his works because his men
refused to submit to reduction Of ten per
cent In their wages. Meantime Blaine's
remark will remain cheap demagogic
swash until there Is proposition to adopt
free trade.
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Mrs Lynch gave a dancing party to
number of young folks on Thursday evening
Mis-, Maude White ente rtsined number
of friends at a watermelon party on Tuesday
evening. A most enjoyable time was hac
by all.
NJ L. MoCsbe, of MoCsbe & Fisher, anC
Miss NJ. Wreck of Rock Island, were united
in marriage at the home OF the brides
parents in that city on Thursday.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. J
c. Muir, late Of Uti1a, now Of Chicago t
Miss Daisy, daughter of william Gentle.
man
s. L. King gives dinner on Tuesday mex,
in honor Of his sixtieth birthday.
Mrs. Lee gave party to number Of
young people last evening.
L. Ewing Porter dimes the active members
Of the Boat Club on Thursday evening next
A leap year masquerade party will b
given ct the residence Of Mr.. J. Z. Porter or
Monday evening. Sept. 10th.
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GET READY
FOR
SCHOOL!
The School Master Talks.

Now, then, Boys, we have had
a lovely Summer, and from the
looks Of your trousers you have
had a most enjoyable time during
your vacation. The old school
bell will ring its familiar chorus
and study will be in order next
Monday. want you all to be
here in time with smiling happy
faces, and with new suits, selected
from the Manufacturers Clothing
Co., S. Corey, Prop'r, Colwelrs
Block, $40 and 822 La Sale St.
You can save at least from IS to
80 per cent" Come one, come
all, and examine our prices, styles
and qualities.
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Waltl,an WhittlIngs.

Threshing has commenced In this vicin'
ity. The oats yield IL better than first ex
pected.
Samuel Black has returned to Iowa tC
resume his studies.
A tea party WAS given at the residence OF
Michael O'Neil on last Sunday. All who
attended had an enjoyable time.
Jas, Guam has purchased new road
cart from Gay & Sons.
Ed ODonnell was the guest of tho Miss
es Kinnegar, last Sunday.
Dan Connors may be seen winding his
way nOrthward now on Sundays.
Will Keilby was the guest OF Miss FoN
last Sunday.
Pat Slingsby's wedding Is looked for ev
cry week.
Miss Jennie Corcoran has begun heI
school.
Miss Nellie JamisOn has returned home
from months visit In Chicago.
John Pillion who got stuck In the HAND
with pitchfOrk on Thursday Is at thii
writing In dangerous condition.
RAMBLER 2D.