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GREEK GEocERY-Then undersigned
keeps OH hand daily, fresh beef, pork :.
salisages, vegetables and other things
in his line at his place OF business at
Accumac CHI. w. w. Bull.
For SALE.-One good mare, II years
old. s0uml and gentle. Oh, Adams,
Plrkslty, Va.
For RENT -IIorse and lot in Oman
cnck, occupied BIZ G.. II. 3 lawell. for
1890. Apps tu T. a. Nortllam, Guam
cUck
The Leading merchants sell Iliawatlla
flour.
FISH FOR SALE-l keep always on
liali !, gnni assortment nf fresh and
suit fish for sale by the barrel or hun
drtl 1T prices to suit the Times. Geo.
X. Bunting, y miles north of Atlantic.
There are no bud barrels of Hiawatha
-four.
Fox SALE-Road carts, buggies and
jlmp-spat carriages. ID. II. Johnson.
Lrenunt, Va.
James Myer Il Co.'s Royal -four is the
best. Use nothing else.
"A thing of hearty is a JOY forever. "
So is bread made Of james Myer IL Cos
Royal flour.
NOTICE I will sell at private sale,
my house and lpt ut Exmore station. on
reasonable terms. VIM l.. Eiz-y, Ex-
more, Northampton county. Va.
NoTIcE-Colins Road carts and Maud
:. trottiug wagons for sale by W. Nick,
Taylor, Parksle!y, Va.
If you hav'nt trie,l Hiawatha, do so
at once.
For RENT For year 1890 or a
ing with S or " acres of valuable land
attached, at tiuiford. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
HiawaLlla Gusts 10 more than other
high grade flOurS.
BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet porilLnrs and watermelons con
sign d IT'S. with prompt returns. Cor
respondencc solicited. w. T.. Duryea's
Sans, wholesale produce commission
merchants. 10 Warren Street, New
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

The valuable real estate at Willis
Whalf will lie sold at public auction to-
day hy Zoio Willis aid Ohio +. Mears,
special commissioners.
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Mr.. /. GORDON, Onancock, arrives
home next week with large stock OF
fall aid winter goods. See announce
me. t inneNt issue.
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DIED.

MELsoN-Edward. son of Levin ].
Nelson. died near PastOlia. Wednesday
morning, of cholera infantum aged two
months.
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Miss Eta johnson. Leemont. arrives
home today with full line of millinery
GO, DIS. which will he sold at low pllces.
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Losr.-An account book containing
tax receipts and other papers. belonging
To Alfred Smith. Find. T. will please re
turn to i. j. Smith. Waslaurrasue, or
l.. G.. Mcars, Keller.
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Foa RENr-For year 1870 or term Of
Years. farm ut Watlsvill-. with ANN
ila,t resources and in gnrl state of cul-
tivaion ut reasonable price. /. Z.
Evans agent for Aiss NJ. b. Wallop,
lIurltuwn. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

WISE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANUM-
meels every second and fourth Tuesday
in the Town Hall. Onancock. This
Oder offers insurance ut a smaller cost
than any similar Order in the United
States. For the first six months Of the
present year the Cost Of carrying three
Thousand dollars to the following mem
ht,s has bren rs follows:
WIN. II. Parker. Acromack G.. H.. 81 4
Capt. E. (i. Evans Onancnck. 1872
Vino Marshall. Unanc0ck, Sc "a
Geo. w. McMath, Onley. 1872
III the Unit,,l NYor.smen, tile lowest
charge on twn thousand dollars for the
same periml WAS Sll.alrI i'll Tile knights
OF Honor Sl2. Applications fur nem-
bcrsliip mly be made to any member.
Frank z. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bagwell, Secretary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Shears Island will lie sold 10y l.. Floyd
Mock, special commissioner, rext Sat
urday. See advertisement.
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X, 49, g y t5p ~ ~ ny '01f> = ~ W - -
That valuable farm known as
.sFarmington," situated at and
near Birds Nest station, in North
amp:on county, containing four
hundred acres, about one-ialt Of
which is cleared and the other half
woodland. The farm is in IL high
state of cultivation, is well adapted
to the growth of grass and all kind
of trucks and has on it u good
dwelling, two good tenement houses
and al! necessary out buildings; it
is convenient to churches and
schools and is mile and aquars-
er from a.Sca-side landing. The
farm will he sold as u @lloIe OF III
parcels Of fifty or one huA1red
acres to suit purchasers.
Persons desiring good stock
or truck farm would do we'll to ex.
anime the above described proper
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to
OHIO +. DlEARs, Atty.
EastviIle, Va,
or to t.. J. BULL,
Birds Nest, Va.
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What every boly says is SO must he
81, and all WHO have ls,sl Jas. Niger 4
Co.'S Grown Jewel say it is the best foi
the money they ever had.
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For SALE-rorse, carts, farming
implements sc. Apply 10 u. B. Eos
uuc. Onancork.
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l.. j. GuNTRR.

Mr.. D. II. Johnson leaves for Phila.
delphia and Baltimo next week. to
purchase uck .; AL III winter gods.
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For SALE.-A first class firm horse
and aoud ioad.ter. j. =. WrScott.
Wardluwm, Northampton Co Va.
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:RAcrs-On Satnrdw Sc It. 2s, there
will l,n 9 premiums offered for speed in
trntting. free for III Horses not under
the three minute class. at w odhrrry.
First premium shit Of SIS harness
second premium Il So blind bride. lates,
Improvements. There will be good Ell.
tries. All are invited. y.
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Wien YOU visit chincoteague Island
stop at Whpalton's new hotpl,known as
Island Hotel. Accommodation strict
~ first class.
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WAN1ED-A man to take chargn Of
farm. married man preferred. Apply
to Robinson Nottingham, Eastville.
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TAX NuTTCE- Notice is hereby given
that the State Tax and County Levy
fur the year 1889, "are now dle." and
that in pursuance Of law. the treasurer
Drills deputy will 5e at the following
named places ut the times herein speci-
fed. for the purpose Of collecting said
taxes andlevieS. viz:
Appointments of John J. Blackstone:
Onancock, Sept.19lli Goth and 2lst.
Keller Staten, september 18th.
Pnnsoteague. September 9th and 2Sth.
Wachapreague City. Oct. Bird, 4tll, 5th.
louisville, October 10Th.
Belle Haven, October llth.
Pungoteagus, October 18th.
Tangier,E Island. October 18th and 18th.
Kinney & Rogers store, in the forenoon
,and Casllville, in tile afternoon, Of
Tuesday. 22nd OF October.
Accomack G H.. Oct. 18th. 10Th, 3Oth.
Appointments of John E. Wise.
Parksley. October 3rd. 4 h anil 5tl.
Bloxom station, Octnber 10th, Itch. 18th.
Nialjjlsvfile, October 18th. 18TH and 18Th.
Marsh Market. Oct. 23rtl, oath AMI 18th.
TemperanceviIle, October 3lst, and Nv.
vember 1St and Ind.
New Church, Hurley's hotel, November
7th, Sth aid 9th.
Chincoteague Island, Atlantic hotel,
November 18th, 18th and goth.
Those failing to pay their taxes and
levies before the first day of December,
will have five per cent. added to their
bills, as tue Jaw directs. All persons
who are in arrears for taxes and Lewis
for 1887 and 1855, are hereby notified.
that unless they pay the same OIL or by
the 10Th of November next, their prop
erty will he levied on and sold to satisfy
the same. John j. blackstone,
John E. Wise.
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Get ahag or barrel of Hiawatlia -four
and try it.
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Ask those who have used it, abou
HiaNalli;..
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For SALG.-ITorsc well broken. sired
by ST. James, and first class buggy in
good re,,ar. Isaac Stevenson, Acc0-
mac e. II.
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Every pound of tIiawatla is guaran-
tecd to please.
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(" stops for passengers On signal to conductos
r." daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke. Gen'l Freight and Passen-
Ger Agent, Norfolk.Va
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lIiawath4 IS the best that money will
buy.
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Mr.. L. ". Clildiey, with tie view of
giving the rapidly increasing insurance
business of Childrey & Metz, Norfolk,
Va, of which he is head, better atten-
ton, has removed 10 that city, leaving
his Office at Onanccck in charge Of Mr..
Nm. J. Doughty, who lias'been perma-
nently employed by his finn. MIR.
Doughty. as his authorized agent, will
give his attention to all the business of
his firm On the Eastern Shore, in the
absence of Mr.. Childrey. Mr.. Childrey
proposes by no means,- however, III
making Norfolk his future home to ne
glect his policy holders on the Eastern
Shore, but besides attending every term
of our county court, will always hold
himself in readiness in the future
as in the past which their business can
not be attended to satisfactorily through
his agent, to give it his personal atttn-
tim
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LOCAL NEW s.

County court commences next Mon
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lev. J. w. Hundley has resigned as
pastor of the churches in his charge,
consisting of Drummondtown, Oman
cock. EIolies and Broadway. He has
accepted call at Tarboro, n. G.. for
which point he will leave about The
first of january. His work always
Efficient in his present charge, was ac-
ceptable to his members and all others
who attended his services, and regret is
universal that he considele ed change OF
field of labor necessary.
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ffG tf77re-sSsssu..s-ssScr1
ls & S q sS zsEazss sssl
NEW YORK, PHILA. : NOR
FOLK R. R. GU,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York. Phila., Norfolk
and Old Point Comfort.
NORTHWAED
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BRICKS! BnIcKs!l BRIcKs,!l-For
lie lit Tire yard, or. delivered to any
palt Of the Peninsula.
Parksley Brick &c Tile Co.
l'arksleY, Va.
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Protrnctcd meeting commences at
our N. Z. Church South. hext Monday
night.
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If you hav'nt tried Hiawatha, do so
at once.
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For RENT For year 1880 or a
term of years my slortlOuse and llwell-
ing with or ~ acres of valuable land
attached, at (iuiford. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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NOTICE I will sell at private sale,
my house and lpt at Exmore station. on
reasonable terms. VIM l.. Eiz-y, Ex-
more, northampton county. Va.
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For RENT-A two horse settlement
Oh "IullyS Neck," farm for 1890
i;uilding in gool repair. The land is
mlapted to the growth ut all kind Of
trucks and grain. 1t has upon itavtry
lc.. pracl orchard. Apply to *. e..
IlJrsey, dorsey, Z. o., Va
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NorIcE-Collins Road carts and Maud
:. trottiug WAGONS for sale by W. Nick,
Taylor, Parksle.v, Va.
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FOR SALE BY
q g G@ a$o Gszs tract

Special Commissioners.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08
1T Helps CROOKsTON.
Meaning of the Opening OF the
Red Lake Reservation.

Red Lake Reservation.
Special to the Globe.
CRooKsToN, Minn., Aug. 7.-The
news that the White Earth Indians
have signed the treaty, which insures
the opening of the Red Lake reserva-
ton, has caused great rejoicing in this
city. Crookston will receive the great
est benefit from the opening of the res
ervatiOn. The millions of feet of pine
which will thus come upon the market
will, owing to the nearneSs OF this city
to the base of supplies and the excellent
boOmage and railway facilities afforded,
be manufactured principally at this
point. Already one of the largest mills
in the state is located here, owned by
there will be many others erected along
the river during the next two years.
There is already movement in this
direction. During the past week sew
eral Eastern capitalists have been
looking the ground over, and
in two instances the locations
have been selected for mills. The
Duluth, Crookston Il Northern railroad,
now in course of construction to this
city, will give new outlet to the West
and South, where the lumber is most
needed, and will make shipping facili-
ties ali that could be desired. A COM
pany is now being organized to improve
the boomage facilities, that require only
a small outlay of money to make them
absolutely perfect. The big drive of
$4,000, 600 feet of logs has arrived, and
the saw mill starts up again with 800
hands, and will continue to run until
navigation closes. 1t was the intention
to send 100000 feet to the small mill
at Grand Forks. but, owing to the low
stage of the water, the idea was aban-
doned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08
A Jim The PENMAN"
Sensational Charge MADE
Against j. Franklin
COLON
Acting as John T. Blaisdelps
Attorney, He Forges His
Name,
And Over 100000 Of Worth
less Paper Is Negoti-
ated.
The Latest Theory That Blais-
dell's Signatures We're
Genuine.

The rumor published in yesterdays
GLOBE, that the name Of John L. Blals-
dell. wealthy capitalist and prominent
citizen of Minneapolis, had been forged
to amounts aggregating approximately
$500. 900. has materialiZed, and the man
whom report has charged with the per-
DetratiOn of such a gigantic fraud Is
]. Franklin Colon, a well-known young
LAWYER and son Of another prominent
citizen. The reports IN circulation yes
terday were based on his alleged con-
fession that he had repeatedly forged
Blaisdell's name, but later developments
indicate that there may be change in
the aspect of the whole affair. A meet
ing was held last night at the office of
the w. B. Clark Investment company at
PSI First avenue south. Some twenty
persons who are holders of Collom's
paper il d ,rsed with Blaisdell's name,
either genuine or forged, were present,
and Colom himself was there. What
transpired could not be learned,and can
only be SurmiSed from remarks dropped
by the different persons present. All
parties, however, stated unreservedly
that they do not believe COLON
is forger. Hes an honorable man
and will yet be cleared from this terri
b4e CHARGE" said one. Another said:
81 am certain that the notes | hold were
indorsed by John T. Blaisdell himself,
and he's got to pay 'em." A Hennepin
avenue business man. who holds notes
to the amount of several thousand dol
lars, exclaimed, as he started home:
81 would not take less than hun.
dred cents OH the dollar for my notes."
The general theory seems to be that
Blaisdell, having entire confidence IN
COLON, signed notes and extensions
without question, and which he now
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accidents by the maintenance of the light
Ships buoys and other guides to navigation,
which are now maintained at private ex-
pense; and
Resolved, That the chairman of this con-
vention appoint committee of five to pre-
pare memorial embodying the subject mat
ter covered by these resolutions for presenta-
ton to congress.
Resolved. That the committee designated
by the resolutions of this convention to pre-
pare memorial to con yress expressive of the
sentiments Of this convention, be authorized
also to present said memorial to that body.
The memorial committee consists of
W. F. Street. Hon. W. III. Seymour. Ed
win Ellis, William Thurston and G. I'll.
Graves. The convention adopted res
olution that an executive committee of
fifteen be appointed. The appointing
power lies with Chairman Andrus, of
Buffalo, who is instructed to select the
members from various bodies repre-
sented at this convention. The conven-
tion adjourned at 4 p. m. The eXecu-
tive committee has authority to call an
other convention when majority deem
it Unnecessary. A banquet was given the
delegates tonight at the West Superior
hotel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08

having been connected with the death
of man named Tony Gallagher, but,
for want of proof, the charge was not
sustained. Gallagher disappeared after
having been elected by Burke and an
other man from house in which lie
was making considerable noise, and
some time afterward his body was
fished out of the river. 1t bore evil
dences of violence and there was
rope around the neck. Evidence was
discovered to-day tending to show that
the money with which Burke made his
fight against eXtradition in Winnipeg,
came from this city. On Saturday ev.
ening last, the following telegram was
sent from the Grand Pacific hotel in
this city:
Canada. Furnish him with basket food and
fruit; caution him against Collins, who will
pretend friendship"
The sender declined to give his name
or address. The 81. Hough, Barrister,"
to whom this telegram was addressed,
is the business partner of Attorney
Campbell, who defended Burke in VIM
nipeg; and it is now made clear why ID
was that Campbell was not assisted
publicly by Hough, but that Perdue
was brought into the case as an assist.
ant. HOugh was to stand in the back
ground and act as the secret channel Of
correspondence. Moreover. light is now
thrown on the source of Senator Ken
nedy's emolumentS for the instructions
contained in the kilograms must have
been conveyed to Burke by him. He 1T
was who instructed Burke to eat out of
his basket on his way to Chicago, and
not to eat anything the officers might
give him; and the basket was handed
to Burke on his way to the train, ex-
actly as ordered in the telegram and
recommended by Kennedy.
SAID TO HAVE sQUEALED.
CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Late tonight il
was being reported with great pOsitivet
ness that Burke had confessed. The
story was that the prisoner was much
affected after talk with States Attor,
ney yLongenecker, and subsequently sent
for that official and the chief of police.
An interview lasting an hour was par.
ticipated in by the trio. The assertion
is made that letter signed by Burke
will be produced in court tomorrow re.
pudiating Senator Kennedy as his reps
resentative. Details of the prisoners
alleged confession are lacking.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08
PRAYING FOR WATER.
The Senatorial Committee Hears
the PIaint of Montanians.

MILES CITY. Mont. Aug. 7.-Sena-
tors Stewart and Reagan, of the United
States senate committee Oh irrigation,
arrived here this morning, accompanied
by Maj. Powell, director of the geo.
logical survey. A meeting was imme-
diately held, and many of the old set
tiers gave their testimony to the need
of irrigation here. and the results that
would follow its general adoption.
Among those examined were number
of past and present county officers who
had personal knowledge of the section,
and many persons who had practical ex-
perience and observation of agriculture
and irrigation in this and other parts of
the country. Several witnesses testified
that taking a period of ten years the
crop product of the land properly
irrigated would be found to be five
times as great as that of land that
was dependent for moisture on rainfall
alone. Commenting on this statement.
Senator Stewart, chairman of the COM
mittee, remarked that he had been SUBJ
jected to criticism for making the very
moderate statement that irrigation
doubled the crop product of land. 1t
was testified that frOG the mouatainS to
the mouth of the Yellowstone river
there are 100000 acres of land that
could be irrigated by water from the
Yellowstone; that Custer county was
already supporting 100000 head of cat
tie; that no better grazing or farming
land was to be found in the country
than that of this section, but that for
want of irrigation it was not possible to
get from the soil anything like best re-
SultS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08
ANOTHER JIM THE PENMAN.
President Allen, of the Forty
Second Street Car Company,
COnfesses to Wholesale Forgery.

Confesses to Wholesale Forgery.
New YORK, Aug. 7.-Eben S. Allen,
president of the Forty-Second Street Car
company, was arrested to-day for forg-
ing certificates of stock for about 700
shares. He was locked up in police
headquarters last evening. He has
been president of the company for a
long time and connected with the COM
pany for twenty-five years. The amount
of Aliens defalcatiOn is stated to be
S125,OOO OF S13O,OOO. The prisoner has
made confession, in which he says
that four years ago he became financially
interested in a patent fire escape. He
lost all the money he put in, and in the
embarrassment thus caused he yielded
to the temptation to raise money by
false issues of the stock. He forged
the signatures OF the company's treas
urer and secretary, and sod about 700
shares of this bogus stock. Many of
the shares are now in the hands of in
Ocent holders. The false issue went
Oh for four years without detection.
Yesterday, in President Aliens ab-
sence. broker called at the Office to
have some stock transferred for pur-
chaser. The treasurer, in making the
necessary comparison with the books,
saw that the share numbers were dupli-
Gates. A meeting of directors was at
once summoned, and President Aliens
guilt being apparent. it was decided to
cause his arrest. Upon being locked
up at police headquarters, Mr.. Allen
broke down and made full statemsnt
to the foregoing effect. The directors
have decided to prosecute him to the
full extent of the law. Allen has lived
in a somewhat luxurious style for sew
eral years, having an elegant residence
at Rawlings. He recently returned
from a pleasure trip in Europe. He is
about fifty years old, and has wife
and children. He has always had
good reputation in business circles. He
was arraigned in the Tombs police court
to-day, and remanded for examination
Tomorrow.