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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-12
A NEW SUPREME COURT,

The President Expects to Have 1t Reor-
ganized Within Eighteen Months-Field.
Bradley and Miller to Retire.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Posts Wash
ington special says: The president ex-
poets to be able to make a practical re-
organization of the supreme court with
in eighteen months. Justices Miller,
Field and Bradley have signiied their
intention to retire within that time. The
correspondent also says: Attorney Gen.
eral Miller is not considered in connec-
ton with any of the vacancies.
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before the committee, and under my
examination he stated that it had been
dredged on the preceding season by citi-
zens of botll States. argued before the
committee that the legislationwas not
binding, that Lewis got no title and
asked tie committee so to report. The
report has not been made up and will
not be till about the time of the meet
inc of the next general assembly. l am
confident the committee will 80 report.
lit does not L will bring in minority
report to that effect. That 1t WAS a
mistake to pass the bill. see and adj
NIT as readily as anyone. But thought
1t was simply alocal bill, not fffecting
the people of any county but Northum-
berlant, and the Senator from that coun-
ty said they desired it. ! thought WAS
doing u kindness to an Accomack man
at the same time. AS soon as | found
I was in error, and 1 had 10 inkling Of
it till the last day of the session Of the
legislature, did all any man could to
undo it. I have continued to do it
since; and if 1 go back to the Senate the
first bill will offer will be Il bill repeal
ing it, and if have the influence l will
effect its repeal. / make this lengthy
statement at the requests of friends
who advise me that this matter is being
misunderstood and misreprcsented.-
Since am q candidate for reelection,
my opponents, am informed, have cr-
culated statements relative to this mat
ter, detrimental to my candidacy anil
my reputation. The statement l lave
made contains all the facts involved.
made Il mistake but an honest mistake.
the effect of which | have tried, am
still trying, and if sent back to the SEN
ate will still continue to try to overcome.
Respectfully.
j. w. G. BLACKSTONE.
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A Card.
j. w. q. BLACKSTONE

MIR. EDTTOR.-Pleasc announce that
l am candidate for the House Of Dele
gates ut the coming primary election,
by solicitation IF many of the wortll.'
citizens of Acconlac. That Democracy
should, and of Il right ought to rule III
Virginia, is principle that now more
than ever commands my efforts forts
success. All other issues, political,
should lie suborllinatrd to this end.
Contemplating the dire disasters that
await ms. should Malone and Rephll-
canism again rule in Virginia, tits of
vital Importance to every man woman
AMI child. that I'LL GOOD citizens should
rally tn ti.p STANDARD of Democracy and
beat lack the hosts that now
threaten the peace aud good govern
ment Of orr dear Old Commonwealth.
Should I be the clluce Of my fellow
Democrats, Shall feel very grateful
for their suppnrt-otherwise.I shall still
be found in the ranks battling for Dem
oclatlc principles and DEMOCRATIC sue
cess. Respectfully,
JOSEPH +. HHODWATEH.
Temptranceville. August 9th 1859.
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MOdcstOwn.
Rnmor states that our old and we'll
established merchant, MIRO. J. Lucas,
intends improving his store house. :.

Rnmor states that our ola and we'll
established merchant, MIRO. J. Lucas,
intends improving his store house. =
An all-day fair will be held at the
Modestown Baptist Church on We,lnes-
- Aug. 2lst, and if the weather is un-
favorable on the 21st, on Thursday 22nd.
The rains are still frequent and
heavy in this section Gut the crops are
looking much better than could be
reasonably expected. The farmers are
Il little blue, but are busy digging their
sweets. which are yielding well for the
season.
The camp.meeting at Parksley,
which closed Tuesday, has been the
topic OF greatest interest for the mast
week. The people III and around this
place have had their share of the bless
ings which flow from such meetings.
Mr.. T. II. Taylor of tn place is al
ding much to the appearance of our lit
tie town by having a very neat and
handsome store.hnuse erected OH ore
corner of his lot. 1t is now nearing COM
pletion and presents very fine external
appearance, and it is even more attrac-
tive or the inside.
Lovers of fancy horse flesh could
spend al hour or so prolitably with our
townsman, DR.. Frank West, especially
if they wanted to make All investment
in that direction. lie has several very
fine and well bred colts which he would
part with for reasonable considera-
ton.
Our minister, Rev. j. w. Ward, un-
well OF late, has returned from visit
to his former home in Isle CT Wight
county. greatly imp proved in health and
spirits. 1t is to he hoped that he will
continueto improve. Heseems to have
but one object before him and that is to
gloriry Christ, and If his churchesto
not grow IT wisdom and grace, ~,
will not lie his fault.
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CRhhyiflc.

Capt. Thos. Crosley, one of our
worthy citizens, is critically ill.
The crops of this section have been
considerably damaged of late by heavy
rains.
In race at this place. July 3lst. for
purse of $50. between Dolly Bell.
owned bye. II. Mock, and Nick, owned
by J. n. Evans, the former was the
winner.
The Ladies Aid Society of Broadway
Baptist Church will hold Il fair and
festival on Wednesday afternoon and
evening August. 2lst. Ice cream, con-
fections. &C., will be served in abund-
ance. Supper tickets, 25 cents. All
are cordially invited TO help the good
cause
Accessions are being made daily to
Ledge of Good Templars IN this locality.
The following officers were elected at
last meeting: T. g. Scott, G. T.; Kate
NJ. Evans, V. T.; l.. M. Boggs, S. j.;
Gee. II. Mock, r. s.; Lille NJ. Evans,
assistant r. s.; E. NJ. Boggs, F. S: E.
Y. Smith. Treasurer I. D. Read. Chap
lain: G. II. Boggs, NJ; amelia V. ivy
ford. d. NJ; Geo. E. Gardiner, c.; w.
Martin, s.; VIM. Z. Cobb, p. c. Il.
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OnnncSck.

A number of the local gallants pro-
pose giving q hop at an eally date.
Rev. Mr.. Turner OF Cape Charles
City, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church on last Sunday morning.
Miss Fannie. Ray, daughter of Rev.
Geo. IL. Ray of Farmville. has been
visiting Miss Sallie Boggs during tile
past week.
DR.. R. r. Fletcher, special pension
examiner, of Wilmington, Del, was in
town last week, visiting his grand.
mother, Mrs. G. +. w. Poulson.
Prof. Peasants and daughter. Miss
Mary. of Hollins Institute. who have
been the guests at Mr.. Upsllnr j.
Qninby for some time past returned
home this week.
Magistrate Lewis Cooper of Tangiel
Island, passed through town last week,
having in custody. Joshua Landing, q
sixteen year old boy, who is charged by
Mrs. Mills Thomas, with attempted
criminal assault on her six year old
daughter.
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VIRGINIA. In the circuit court
for the county of Accomack, in the
vacation of the said court, the
22nd day of July A. D. 1889.
Samuel L. Egertou, Jacob L.
Newcomer and Kelly Gootee, late
merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style Of S. b..
Egerton g. Co., who sue for them
selves and NIL other the unsatisted
creditors of Perry Lewis, deceased,
who will come in and contribute
their due proportion Of the costs
and expenses of this suit.......Pltffs
against
James r. Hickman, administra
tor of the personal estate of Perry
Lewis, deceased, John T. Willet
and Mary A., his wife in right of
said wife, and Samuel j. Lewis
and Annie. his wife,. .........Deffts.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to sub
iect the real estate Of Perry
Lewis, deceased, to the payment
of bis debts.
Affidavit having been mabe he
fore the clerk of the said court
that John T. Willet and Mary A.
Willet, his wife, two of the de.
PENDANTS in the. above entitled
cause, are non-residents of the
State of Virginia, on the motion of
the plaintiffs, bytheir Attorneys,
it is ordered that they, the said
nonresident defendants, do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests, and chat this order
he published once a week for four
successive weeks in the "PENIN
suLA ENTERPRISE newspaper
published at Accomack G. H., Vir
gluia and also posted at the front
door of the court house CT the said
county on the first day of the next
term of the county court OF the
said county.
Test: John u. Grant, c. C.
A Copy.
Test: John D. Grant, C. G.
Gunter & Blackstone, p. q.
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Just remember that if you buy aroast
;of beef a. Bundick's that yolt will al
sways get fine stock well cut, and at
reasonable prices. He has the largest
refrigerator on the Shore and alsoa fine
1lut of Kennebec ice to fill it with ut 60
scents per 100 pounds. His fine hams,
dried beef and milk shakes cannot be
;beaten. Remember that he has fresh beef
every day and WHOLESALERS ice cream at
81 per gallon.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

The time fol entries to Tile toulnna-
ment to come off at Eastern Shore Ag-
ricultural Fair has been extended to
August 18th. The successful Knight
in the contest will have pot only the
honor of GROWING the Queen of Love
and Beauty, but will be awarded a SIS
suit of haruess,o or oridle and saddle ,as he
prefers. The tournament is open 10
both Inarrled al d single mer.
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Accomnc Association.

The Accomac Association will NEE,
with the Atlantic Baptist Church OIL
"Wednesday the 14'll of August. at | i a.
m. Delegates who cnme by the Il II,
will get off at Oak Hall station, where
they will find conveyances 10 lake lem
to the church. We hope that those
delegates who CAN do 50, will come III
their own carriages.
J. ". WARD, pastor.
Modestown, July IS, 80.
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Mr.. r. B, Handy and DR.. John E.
Mapp superintendent of public schools
of Northampton and Accomac, respect
lively, authorize The announcement, that
Il Teachers Institute Will lie held in
Billie Haven en- the 9th, o5th and 18th
oil September The State Superinten
dents of public schools Of Delaware and
Maryland and other prominent 0auca-
tors from abroad will be present during
the session aud deliver addresses. Board
will lie furnished to teachers in attend
ance at reasonable rates and reduced
fare given over railroad. Full alticu-
lars will he given in future issues of
this paper.
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The excursion of the 14th inst. from
Cape Charles and all stations along the
n. y. p. & y. r. II. to Ocean City,
from present indications, will be largely
patronized, as every effort is being
made by the committee in charge to
make this one of the most enjoyable
excursions Of the season. The Capt
Charles Cornet Band Will accompany
the eXcu sion and render some of theil
choice selections. Refreshments will
be served en- tain and dinner at Seaside
hotel for fifty cents. Fare from al
stations in county south of P;irksley
4l0O; north of Palksley, 90 cents.
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A lawn lallJ will be held at Pungo.
league Saturday afternoon. Aug. 18th,
for benefit of Sunday School of NJ. E.
Chuch. South. of that place. Refresh
ments of all kinds will be served on the
OCCASION. Public cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

Arrivals at Island hotel this week: c.
J. Dickinson. Harvey J. Dickinson. J.
+. Nichols, Jas. NJ. Donoho, DR.. Sam
uel NJ. Field and wife. DR.. G. E. Duck
and family, Miss Lucy Hamilton, Bal
timore, Md, S. G. Mcgratli, Westover,
Md, E. S. Parsons, Marion. Nd. Miss
Ida Duncan, Pocomoke city, Nd, Geo
NJ. Parsons. Parsonsburg, Nd. Manuel
Rckeuberger, Wilmington, DEL, Chas.
Courtney. John Parker and wife. Miss
Mary Parker, L. J. Lawson, S. II. Law.
son, C. J. Evans, Berlin, Nd, Ed
Kelly, VIM. Wells. Ambrose West.
Thos. West, Harry Taylor, H. J Tarr,
Phila.
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SALE OF LAND
By PUBLIC AUCTION

In pursuance of a decree entered
by the circuit court for tue county.
Of Northampton, or the 18th day
of April. A. ID. 1889, in the char-
Gerry suit Of John Il. Doughty vs..
Emma w. Fitclett ct ais, the un-
dersigned special commissioners
appointed for the purpose, will, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1889,
between - NJ. and 3 2. NJ, court
day, sell at public auction to tie
highest bidder, in front Of the Tay-
Tor House, III Eastville. in said
county, the following real estate
1sI-Tbat valuable farm com
monly known as '.Pt. Pleasant,n
containing 36S.I9 acres. more or
less, situated ont he seaside, in the
lower part Of said county, and
bounded by the lands of Richard
Warren. Amos Jordan, and others,
and was formerly owned by the
late Edward G. Filclett. The
farm has q comfortable dwelling
and the usual outbuildinss. 1t has
a large water front, and is famous
forts wild fowl, fish and oySters;tho
land is high and productive, much
of 1t being an old Indian dunghill.
2nd-A piece Of woodland, coll
tanning ten acres, more or less,
separated from the main apt
Pleasant farm, but being hereto
fore considered as a part Of said
farm, and bounded by the lands
of Joseph Redman and others.
The Terms Of Sale.
Ten per centum Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash OH the
day of sale, and the balance of the
purchase money % be divided in
three equal instruments, payable
respectively in enc, two and three
years from the day ofsale, with
interest from the date thereof, the
purchaser or purchasers to execute
bonds with good personal securi-
~, for the said instaImenfs, paya.
BILE to the said special commissions
ers; the purchaser or purchasers
will be allowed to anticipate the
whole or any part of the purchase
money, and upon paying one half
of the purchase money in cash
may dispense with the giving of
personal security, but in either
event the title to the property
will be retained until the whole
amount of the purchase money has
been paid. The rents and profits
of the said farm for the present
year are reserved to the parties
now entitled to receive the Same,
and possession will be givenon
the LIST day of January, A. d.
1890, If the terms of sale have been
complied with. The buildings and
premises will be at the risk of the
purchaser or purchasers as soon
as bid off. When the SAID sale
shall be confirmed by the court,
and the whole of the purchase
money shall bave been paid, deeds
will be gwen with, slJeoi;s! " arranty
OF title to the purchaser or puf.;
chasers, upon the same being tend
cred for execution at tho pur.
chaScr's or purchasers expense.
WIN. Z. FlTCnErT,
OHIO. E. MEARS
Special Commissioners.
Do You Want a Barrel OF Flour?
The Very Best?
at the Lowest Price?
Then he snre tn huv on q having
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FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, two tracts OF
land. situated near Nandua Wharf,
containing from 40 to 50 acres
Each tractof land is highly lmprJv-
ell and we'll adapted to the growth
of all kind of trucks and has on
it good dwellings, and all necessary
outhouses. For futher particulars
apply to
Nandua, Va.
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An advertisement of Onancock AGA.
deny will appear in our next issue.
The prospect of this excellent school are
very fdtterlng, we are advised.
another year. Its reputation is extend
ing throughout Virginia and several
pupils are expected from other parts of
the State, alLong them a daughter of
one Of the teachers of Hollins Institute.
one of the finest female schools of the
country.
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Tickets will br sold on Tic train from
Tasley to Cape Charles to all parties
who wish 80 OIL the excursion with
the Cape CHARLES Baptist Sunday School
to Norfolk and Virginia Beach to-day.
a day of rare eljnSEeht is in store for
all who Can accept the invitation hereby
extended.
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We have received and lave OH hand
for sale cheap, Il select stock of leather
top buggies unsurpassed Tor the price
anywhere. Also lave IL large stock of
shingles, laths, bricks, lime, dressed
weather boarding no heart pine, dress
.el window framing, sash, doors, blinds.
&c, in fact anything needed in the
building line at lowest market prices.
$. Il. MARTIN 81 Gu.
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Mr.. George L. Ames. commission
merchant. Baltimore, was in the county
during the week but has returned home
and is at his pest of duty again, ready
to serd highest market prices to those
who favor him with shipments.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

Point Pleasant, a valuable farm of
$40 acres, eautifllly located and high
ly improved, will be sold at public auc-
ton at Eastvllle, by Judge w. 7.
Fitchctt and Mr.. Otto F. Mears, spec
ial commissioners. next Monday. See
advertisement in this paper.
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NJ ARRHED.

Observation-Disclosures Z. 1850.
1T NJ. Z. Church. South, Powelton. y
Rey. J. w. A. Elliott, Benjamin +.
Hargis to Miss Julia Doughty.
CoopER-MATTuEws.-Jnly2 81, 1889,
near New Church, by Rev. Thos. NJ.
Poulson, Charles Cooper to Miss Si!ra'l
Matthews.
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Miss Emma p Stevenson of Waiver
~, Nd. is homo on II visit to her sick
brother. Mr.. John Stevenson, Accomac
G. H., who at this lime is improving iii
health.
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ar. Isaac $. George, president
Traders National Bank, Baltimore,
and daughter and Mr.. Walter Raleigh
and family. guests of Mrs. VIM. Hurt,
Franktown. for past two weeks, re,
turned TO their Lone i'll Baltimore,
Tuesday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

Messrs. II. Z. Byrd & Son, Temper.
ancevil'e, alive to the demands of the
times for cheap goods, lave marked
them way down. They prefer to sell
to customers at loss, Than TO carry them
over another y9ar.
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~ stops for passengers OBJ signal to conductor
4" daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. 3. Cooke. Gen'l Freight and Passen-
GER Agent. Norfolk. Va
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advertisement OF Mr.. II. b. Stew
art appears in this issue, of interest to
all parties who wish TO buy cheap goods
or to rent first-class stand for business.
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4 special meeting of Pungoteague
Grange will be held August oath, Sat
urday lefore the Fair for the purpose of
distributing tickets to HE members, all
of wllum are requested to he present.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

The Cape Charles Ice Company will
pack ice in boxes +. 0. b. railroad for IS
cents per 100 pounds in block lots of
about SEQ pounds each. The box to be
returned to railroad station free IF
charge tc the ice company, or in lieu
thereof Il charge Of 81 will be made.
CAPE CHARLES Ice Co.
Cape Charles. W., july, IL, IS.
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A campmeeting of the colored people
conducted by Rev. |. II. Johnson. COM
menced at Eock'S branch yesterday, to
continues 1G days.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

Mrs. DIR. Walter, Baltimore, Nd, is
home for the summer on a visit to her
father, Mr.. David Topping. New
Church, and other relatives and friends.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

Messrs. S. W. Gladding and VIM.
Eugene Emo, of the firm of VIM. Rel
singer & Son and Misses Mamie Petit
and Gussie Dix. all from Baltimore,
Md are visiting friends at HorntOwn,
Va.
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presiding Elders Appointments.

Frcsidfns EIder's MpP0IHthu"is'
Drummondtuwn, Drummonltown
Sept. 1, 2.
Atlantic. Saxes' Island, Sept. IS.
Accomac ,Temperanceville, Sept, s, 0
Pungoteagne, Charlottesville, Sept
IA Is.
Belle Haven, Trinity. Sept. ID, 16.
Onancock, Onancock, Sept. 81, %.
Eastville, Caprvlle. Oct. S. 6.
Cape Charles, Oct. 6. at night.
]. d. HANK, 2. Z.
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Mr.. Wilbur 7. james. of the firm of
Winte,ton & WWdcll. New York, was
home this week tor the purpose of re-
moving his family to Jersey City.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

The county School Board meets at
Accomac G. II. next Monday morning
and a full attendance Of the members
requested BY DR.. John Z. Mapp,
county Superintendent.
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I The Photograph gallery of F. x.
sW,ed, at Exmore, Va, will remain
topclI until October. Good work al
'slnodcrate prices. Views taken. Tin
types. 25 cents each. 4 for rs cents,
cabinets, SIS dozen, 81 so half dozen.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

DR.. l.andrum will not preach at
Drummondtown Baptist church to-
morrow. He will not be able to reach
Accomac until Tuesday.
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NEIGMBoRHooD NOTES.
hf7lCOICNEtI&.

DR.. Samuel Fields and party Of friends
Of Baltimore, Md, are recreating al
cottage of former on Assateague.
The annual pony pennings of ASA
league and Chincoteague. take plact
August olst and 22d, respectively.
Mr.. VIM. ! Matthews will have or
exhibition and offer for sale seyera
handsome ponies on day of pony pen
ming on ChiLcoteague.
Mr.. 2. D. Corhin, agent of P. w. &
3. r. r.. located here, is attending
camp-meeting in Delaware, and his
place is supplied by assistant
agent, w. J. Gibh. Jr.. Franklin city.
The Presbyterian Fishing Club, OF
Philadelphia, have made the Atlantic
hotel. their headquarters for the past
week, and gave every evening free ard
elegant entertainments iii vocal and in
strumental music.
Contracts have been awarded S. f.
Matthews. to furnish the seven Life
Saving Stations from Ocean city to Me-
tompkin with coal and wond-I. J..
Anderton to furnish Stations along the
coast with corn and hay.
On day of cory renning on Chinco-
league, boat races also are announced,
and premiums will be awarded as fol
lows: To fastest boat is feet and M
der. handsome colors-t0 fastest boat
2S feet and under, young OK.
Mr.. a. Stierle, u. s. Engineer. ar
rived at Atlantic hotel last week. ac-
companied by three assistants for pur-
pose Of surveying site of breakwater
to he built at cur inlet. Eight or ten
of ou citizens have been employed to
assist in the work, and many more Of
them will be employed. The break
water if established. will cost Uncle
Sam, it is said, 50 .2C0 COO.
Schooner Samuel Wood, a. T. Sharp
ley, captain, loaded with pine wood
from this place for New York was cap
sized off !'arnegat Inlet last Sunday
night, and Sydl:ey r. Daisey, is years
of age of Chincoteague, one of the crew,
was drowned. He was an excellent.
young man ard leaves widowed moth
er who relied on him almost entirely for
support. Regret here at the distress
ing accident is universal
Atlantic hotel arrivals this week: a
Stierle and family, Frank Turner. vii.
mington. Del; Alfred Weeks. Jr., H..
Y. Dolan. G. ". DoIan, Barclay War
burton. a. L. Wilson. Geo. J.arrenson
Geo. Wehn, Geo. z. Balman. w. d.
Hamell, Frank Booth. Clarence Swiggs,
Philadelphia; B. W. Woodford, Cam
bryce. Nd: j. II. Fet'deman, w. d. S.
Drummond & Son, Baltimore; w. T.
Glib, DIR. O. f. Byrd, W. z. Prultt,
Accomac.
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DIED.

EyANs-At IIoffman's wharf, Thurs
day, Aug. 1st, Capt. WIN. Evans, aged
about 20 years.