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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-01-11
sir.. wh.telIuw yylu Hang.

HARRlSBvRG, Pa. Jan. S.--Governor
Beaver has signed the warrant for the
of Philadelphia, convicted Of the poison
r,.d set the s'th day Of March next for
The hanainS s 4
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A Vicar General Deal.

New YORK. Jan. 9.-Rev. James
Croke, formerly vicar general of the San
Francisco diocese, from which position
he resigned on account Of illness, died al
st. Nincents hospital of complication
OF diseases. he was a brother of Arch.
bishop Croke, of Ireland.
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PERISHED FROM COLD.
Fourteen Persons Lose Their
Lives in n rans.Caucasian
blockade.
A Relief Party Becomes Lost in the
Snow and Are Frozen to
Death.
Twcnty-Seven Men Killed by Spanish
Colliery Explosion-Other For.
eign News.

VIENNA, Jan. "A train on the
Trans-C Caucasian railroad became bkcked
in the snow Mt Sabuntschi, near Tifli5.
Fourteen passengers perished and twenty
were injured. A relief party became
lost in the snow and were frozen to
death.
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killed her unborn child. She alleges
that she never refused to leave the court
room with him, and that after he had
rudely dragged her into small room he
drew a pistol and threatened to shoot
her, when she screamed for help. She
estimates her sufferings and the babys
death as worth $4,000. Franks. on his
side, has suit pending against Terry
for a similar amount for an assault with
bowie knife and knocking him down.
of fine set of false teeth, which o
square Highlander from Terry knocked
all to pieces.
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Another War Vessel ordered to Ha, II.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Thc United
States s 'hip ossippce win sail to-
day fron N folk for the West Indies TO
ioin the G.,Iena at Kingston, Jamaica.
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GOVERNOR BURLEIGH.

Maine's Executive InnuGuratcd-His Mes
sage tn the Legislature.
AUGUSTA. Ne, Jan. 4.--Governor Bur
leigh was inaugurated in the presence of
the legislature and delivered his message
of which the following is an abstract:
The message Of Governor Bnrleigh re.
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DESTROYING THE HORSE SHOE.

DeS HOIIN0 NE fOhSG S1Oe.
Large Dispiacements of Rock Changing
the Form Of Niagara Falls.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. Jan. 2.-On last
Friday night large mass Of rock fell
from the precipice of the Horse Shoe, or
Canadian falls, and on Saturday night
at l0p. M, another mass broke away
In both cases the noise mG de by the fall
ing rock alarmed residents on the Cana.
dian side. The massive stone building
known as the Table Rock house was
Jared to such degree that the doors
were thrown open, and the occupants
who had retired jumped out Of bed,
greatly excited by the unusual noise and
vibration of the building. resembling a
severe shock Of earthquake. The same
sensations were experienced at the resi-
dence of Gatekeeper Whistler, on Cedar
island, and also half mile up the river
where Gardner McCameron lives. The
effect of these displacements on the con-
tour of the falls is quite marked, the
change being to form an angle on the
original horseshoe.
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ONCE MORE THE GOVERNOR.

Oliver Ames Again Inausurated Chief
Executive of Massachusetts.
BosToN, Jan. 4.-Governor Ames was
inaugurated before joint convention of
the two houses Of the legislature at noon.
He occupied about thirty minutes
in the delivery of his message
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MADRID. Jan. 4.-By an explosion in
the Oller coliiery, Province of Asturias,
twenty-seven men were killed
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ssltcheIl wuI Ouit the Couutrv

WAsHINGTcn, Jan. ALI possibility
Of fight bstween Dempsey and Mitch
ell was set at Test yesterday by the re-
ceipt of o letter by dempsey from New
York stating that Mitchell inicnded to
kasv ~ country n shcxt tinae.
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ODESSA, Jan. S.-The recent storms
which have swept the Black sea have
caused great number Of wrecks. Over
100 persons have been drowned within
the last fortnight.
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NyA.NN t.NAFh ~ ihl
Hopkins, Of Fidel-
ity bank fame,
who was recently
pardoned from
the Ohio peniten-
tiary by President
Cleveland, die d
Monday morning
at $50 o'clock at
his home, No. 36S
Richmond street,
of dropsy. His
pardon, which was
signed by the pres
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ODESSA, Jan. 9.-The loo outside Ia.
sea walls OF this harbor is seven fee!
thick and extends ten miles out to sea.
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TIE TOWN ANNlHllATEO.
The Indian City of Cochin Completely De-
stroyed by Fire.

CALCUTTA, Jan. THE town Of
Cochin, on the Malabar coast, has been
almost wholly destroyed by fire. Only
one building, an oil factory, was saved.
The loss is placed at 81 800 600
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Rumors Of War preparu,ions.
Might ponat. SOM. a. :, p.,,

VIENNA, Jan. Sit is reported here
that Russia has placed a war fiotilla on
the Vistula river.
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COUNTY OFFICERS,

Clerk of Court-Louis Patnaud.
Audtor-W. ii. Cornell
Register Of Deeds-Burre ii. Lien.
Treasurer-Wm. Nicholson.
Judge of Probate-D. X. Sweezey.
County Surveyor. A. Hegeman.
Sheriff.. Balgord.
District Attorney-J. o Andrews.
Superintendent of Schools -Chas. Robinson.
Coroner-M. b. Mattice.
Board OF Commissiuners-I. Atkinson, chairman
Allen Smith, Alfred Kinney, NJ. A. stumley
I. X. Qualey.
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ldent over two BENJAMIN HopKINs.
weeks ago, had been delayed by official
red tape in Washington and only reached
the penitentiary on Saturday last.
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BY AN EARTHQUAKE.

Many Persons Perish and "a Number of
Buildings Destroyed in Russian Turk
estan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. MANY per-
sons have been killed and large num-
Der Of buildings destroyed by an earth
quake in Russian Turkestan, extending
from khojend To Kastakes.
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his WISH WAS GRANTED.

Benjamin Hopkins. che Fidelity Bank
wrcckJr, Dies a Free Man.
To- y 10,
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DEATH IN A MINE.

| rweDty-seven Perish i'm u spanish Col
llcry Explosion.
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CITY OFFICERS

Mayor-G. A. Mathews.
Clerk-D. J. Darrow.
Ercasurer-Ripcy 5. Lyon.
Marshal-H II. keeney.
Gouncilmen--A. J. box, W. VI. Brooke, +. j. Ad
ans, W. ii. Roddle.
Police Jnstice-D. X. Swcczey.
City Justce-LOuis Patnaud.
City Asscssor-O. il. stephens.
Night Polce-H. ii. kecney.
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I. L. FIsHBACK, @. 4. MATHEWS, II. FrsHBAcK,
President. V. President. Cashier.
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OVER 100 DROWNED.

Great Number of Wrecks Caused by
stnruls in Iuc i.inrl1 Sea.
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lC5,e w., iIire. recently SlENt't tiieIt
large and laLd,ome Store with.a fill
li,ie Of gods OF every Kind nnd descrip
ton, and are prepared to sell them al
rock bottom prices You are-reqItste'l
10 call at once aid be surprised how
much you Can get with q little money.
Messrs. Bumllck II Taylor. Onancock.
Va, lave built IL large ice cream fac
tory in the rear of their store. Parties
desiring Ice cream by the wholesale and
at city prices are rrQuestel to
send in their orders ahead. at th"ir
ice cream parlur will always b" found
fine vanilla cream. sparkling soda water
and ice milk sllak,s. Iliey deliver
Northern ice at all hours during the
day at their store and are never out Of
fine fresh beef. dried beef, leef tongues
AID country lard.
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SrrnntiIo Mates.

s2s cita Johnson, Lcenlnnt, is now
4si Playing fine line of millinery gomls
Fat llciststallisllnelt ut l-cemont. and
every one wanting IN outfit in her line
can rely on her for tasty one. on short
notice and Oh most reasonable terms.
Mcincs. W,st, Willis Il Wyatt, Belle
Haven, open out IL Iran new Stock of
goods If every dtsc,irtion and al espec-
tally large. line .ii dic,s goods ut their
s:ole,tsi1ay. They prorose tn sell them
Cheap III d invite ~ cry body to call and
examine thin.
a full line of MILNE y gncdi has
just .betn received at tie establishment
Of Mrs. Kate +. Savage, Belle Haven.
aud pm cIlasrrs arc requested 10 call
aud examine llein. Sir is prepared 10
furnish them with everything i'll her
line IN the latest styles niu siaprs Ill d
at lowest prices.
MeSsrs. james 81 Near, lave opencd
out Il large line of new gonls at their
store near Sayagevile and through our
columns The invitation is extended the
public tp call ut once. Their store
house recently enlarged is filed FROM
;Lnpto bottom with best line of goods
usually kept III country store.
: Mtssrs. F. j. barnes " Bro, Parks
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iilIS C0uncJ, uicd quite suddenly last
Saturday night at his home in Oman.
cock, in the saith year Of his age. Sew
elal months Hgo hr hal slight stroke
of ySis that affected his left side,
and for more than q week prior toiiis
death he had been Suffering from AGATE
pains in the region OF the heart. On
Saturday he appeared to be much I'M
proved and WAS walking about the town
IN the afternoon. Early in the night he
complained of slight attack, but
nothing serious WAS appIehended.-
About one O'Clock at night Mrs. Cnstls
noticed that he was restless. and failing
t. get any reply from him. she aroused
Dr.. o. B. FInney, but When the doctor
came in he found that MIR. Gusts was
dead. Funeral services were held Mon.
day morning at the late homo OF the de-
ceased. "A large assemblage Of people
was present. and Rev. John N. McNabb
read the impressive burial service Of the
Episcopal Church. The pallbearers
were Thos. w. Taylor. l.. w. Childrev,
Rev. John W. Hundiey, Benjamin r.
Parker..J Ohm S.Waples, Frank +. Brent,
Robt. L.Shitld and W.T.. Wise. The re-
mains we're taken to %aclapreague and
inferred in the burying ground, ut the
former home of the deceased. Mr.Cus7
It's was IL high toned gentleman of re-
fined and genial manners. and was high
" esteemed 10y wide, circle of friends.
He was early married to daughter of
The late Edward o. Finney. Ills wife
and four children,to all of whom he was
fontlly attached, survive Lin. Peace
to his ashes! x
Mrs. Bette Widgen. very excel
lent lady, wife IF Mr., Geo. w. Widgen
and daughter of Mr.. Bayly Bell, died at
her home at Cape Charles, of consump-
t:oh OH last Monday, aged about AZ
years. The funeral services were held
at Red Bank Baptist church, of which
she had been consistent member for
many years. Her parents are entitled
10 the sympathy of EVERYONE. One of
their daughters died Il little over year
ago, another about two weeks ago and a
third and eldest was buried last week.
Mr.. Sam1 II. Nelson, Il worthy citi-
zen of the county. brother Of Mr. Thos.
Nelson. Accomac g. H., died suddenly
ut his home IL ear louisville on Wednes-
day. of dropsy, aged IS years and was
buried at AccoRac G. e., on Thursday.
Mr.. Jno. E Poulson died near Meals-
vile last Tuesday of consumption. aged
about 90 years.
MIS-. Polly Vessels died at her home
on Muddy Greek last Sunday, aged 80
years. =
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R,rSINESS NOTICES.

To THE VOTERS OF ATLANTIC DIS
THIcT.-A ticket for district utfirers
supporting to lie Democratic is now in
circulation, hut by what authority do
not know. have heard Of no conYen-
lions authorized by the Democratic
party To form n Demncr lie ticket. |
claim tob rs COOL if not better Demo.
GRAFT Than s. me on the above named
ticket and deem it unjust to say the
least, hat such a ticket should he used
without fair understanding among all
the Democratic candidates. [ learn
that two of the candidates Of .Tnstlca of
the Peace on the aDuve named ticket
were not informed rs TO The character
of the ticket and there may be others
Unlike ignorance-not so however with
the candidate for Constable. This is
my first appeal for the sulfrages OF my
fellow.citizrns and as TO tile stability ul
character iii politics us well us in all
transactions of life and my square and
upligllt dealings with my fellow mel [
respectfully refer to the citizens of my
Immediate neighb ,rllOo1. who know
me most Intimately. Trusting that !
may in some degree merit the confidence
which Iilope you may impose on me at
coming election. remain yours
Respectfully.
.TIIOs. G.. Mock,
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MFR. VIM. G. Cbadboulne and Mrs. I

Mr.. VIM. &. Chadboulne and Nrs.-E.
Bcynton of Boston. spent few days
here with theirniece, Miss Chadbourne.
Ell route from their winter home nj
Lake Maitland, Fla.
Edward 7. Parkes. late of parkes s.
Cansey, J. G. Justis, Of ]. g. .Iustis d
Co &, Hunting Creek. and A. T. Barnes
will open u warehouse for tho sale OF
building material. hardware SO.
Miss Comfort Parks, aged abont 70
years. diet III the home of her brother.
Mr.. Jas. II. Grinnaltls, near Temper
;tuceville May 9TH, of typhoid lneuno-
MIA, and was buried near Leem nit on
following day.
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HIoH.nan's Wharf.

sclluoliouse will hold a strawberry resti
val on Saturday. June 1st, commencing
at . o'clock p. m, and continuing until
10 o'clock at night. on Mr.. r. R:IIutch-
inson's lawn. Ice cream, con:ecti0ll-
cries, fruit, &C.. will lie served at mod
crate prices, for benefit of school
house.
s. X. Martin & Co, have built alarge
shed 10 keep their dressed flooring
weather boards. &c., dry, and have a
full stock OF all kinds of lumber and
building material on hand which they
have bought at lowest possible prices,
and wllspl as cheap us any one quality
and glalc considered. They also have
just received a large lot of berry crates
and baskets, and are headquarters for
best building liNe.
On Thursday of last week, the Tread
Mil Club IF Huifman's wharf, gave a.
very enjoyable lawn party on the spa
cious lawn at the residence Of Mr.. r.
II. Hutchinson. Members of the club
played an interesting glme of base hall,
and the ladies INDUCED i'll lighter rccrea
tions. such as clcquet, &c. Refresh
mtnts. furnished by the club, were
served uLder the shade of the apple
trees in Mr. Hutchnson's orchard, and
the delightful entertainment. that will
b. remembered long by many as 81 COL
den CLEAN amid tine sombre hues of life
came to close as the sunset glories
faded from the western skies.
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Parksiey.
ParksIey.
Mr.. Callen is charging his house.
DIR. Ewsll is building u drug store.

Mr.. Callen is charging his house.
DIR. Ewell is building drug store.
First shipment of strawberries on
Monday.
Zorro w. Mason las repainted his
house and built new fences.
The parksley Brick & Tile Co., will
have bricks ready June 1st.
L.. Iinman s. Co., are, opening a
full stock OF goods Ill their new store.
Messrs. Pate & Mason have begun
work on their storellouse at PMksley.
J.R. Lewis g. Bros. are building two
houses for DIR. e. II. Wells on ''Penl-
sy."
T. r. Willie, C.E.. of Mannheim, Pa. /,
is here laying out lots for the p. J.. &
/. Co.
Mr.. Milbomn, thu section boss, has
moved his family into MI. Hopes new
house.
Andrew McCrtaly, aged 10 months,
son of A. j. McCreadY. died Sunday,
May 18th, Of pneumo il.
Mr.. d. F. White is candidate for
reelection to the office of Supervisor for
Metompkin district. at The May cleo
ton.
A new Iirm composed of jas. Il. lick
man, JOHN D. Watts and Charles Fitz-
gerald will suon open IL general store at
Paiksley.
Mr.. Dix's house is enclosed. and
Messrs. Vessels e Co., have contracts
for dwellings fur Nrs. Mary A. Adams,
Mrs. Eveline L. B.,lncs, and J Frank
Barnes.
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Onalsccck.

No candidates us yet announced for
Town Council or Mayor.
Mr.. r. 7. Lewis his been elected
sergeant, vice r. j. Parker, resigned
Mr.. w. Il. Wise is soon to begin a
handsome residence OH his lot opposite
Baptist church
Strawberries an'lpeas are beginning
to he shipped from lie.e i'll considerable
quantities.
First peas of the season we're shipped
from here by steamer Maggie Wednes-
day last. grown Ivy G. g. Fosque, Esq.
d. j. Titlow Esq. has purchased
'.polnt Meade" the beautiful residence
and truck farm OF j. Fl. Riley, Esq,
situated directly across the creek from
Onancnck.
There is to he a newspaper published
in our town. the first issue Of which
will appear Saturday. today, probably,
edited by J. r. Bull. Esq. of Pungo-
league. 1t is reported that the name Of
the paper is to be 1.-The OEancock
News"
The strawberry crop in this section
is not turning OUT well. The dry wealth
or for the past two weeks greatly re
tarltd the growth of this crop, but the
rain last Tuesday night did much good.
The closing exer cises of the Oman
cock Academy will take place on Wed
nesday evening. June 18th. The final
examinations will so IN be in full blast
and every effort will be made to make
the closing exercises a brilliant success.
The annual town election that takes
place on Thursday. May 23rd, seems to
excite but little interest rs yet. A
mayor and Eve members of the council
are to be elected. No interest whatev-
er is manifested here in the election of
district officers to be held at the same
time.
Mr.. Geo. II. Killmnn of this place
has announced himself Il candidate for
constable. Mr.. Killmon is ve'y strong
in this neighborhood and will poll a
large vote here. This is the largest
town in the county and the most tllickly
settled neiglIbOrllo0d i'll tile district and
we, lave had neither constable nor
magistrate for a number of years. The
people think they ale entitled to both
and will make strenuous efforts to elect
MI. Killmon const:ble and Mr.. S. X.
Nelson magistrate Mr.. Nelson has
consented to be candidate only at the
solicitation of numerous friends. and
will. if elected, make = most accepta-
bic officer.
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/ A festival will be held at our Union
Baptist church on 18th Of July for bene-
lit OF said church.
Tile recent warm wave has made our
~aloohkeeptls haul down their oyster
and run up Ice cream signs.
Mr.. W. II. Lingo haa sold mill, fcrtil-
!zers &C.. To Capt. John w. Bunting,
and returned TO his home, Georgetown.
Del.
The catch of drum in our waters
Tally is large and is source OF both
pleasure alll prcllt,lo many oil our cill
Xers
Mrs. Sallle NJ. Lewis. one Of our
prominent mill. els, will MT make her
i,5me in Pail .delphla as has btc lie
orted, but returns home today with Il
the Iineur GO, d..
Wharf building now gives employ
ment 10 many Of orr citizcIs n W
ones are heing huilL by Capt. K. E.
Swift ami G.. E. Rabbit Il Son, and
.lt:ui If CAPT. .lnn. w. Buntl;g III fish
f;.ciu.y Is being enlarged and repaired.
steam Yacht M;nilec belonging to
Hail Hon 1)isston. having on board the
nancr, Senator Quay and other pr'uli
l.rnl citizens OF philadelphia arrived
!.cle on Tuesday, l4th inst, to remain
fur three days.
Intie last Thirty days fifty thousand
bushels of oyster llants have been
Shipped from orr wa!ers-20 600 from
this place al, :: 0 eco from Parkcr's bay.
to Northern Makes, which were sold
f.oafau to IS cents per bushel.
The establishments Of our milliners
mnl durssmakers are again running on
full time and visitors to Clllncntcagnt
will be amply lelail soon t. ste our
petty gi;ls turn cut Sunday, if
no other business brought them here.
Arrival, at Atlantic this week: Gen.
stephens. :. NJ. Mitchell, 7. 5. Streets,
Edward S. Danchrrty, Chas. q. Plet-
lyman, +. Briner. Pima: Frank f.
Hanna, Wilmington; Jos. &. Wright
son. q G.. Silyerth IN. John f. Ere
niulnl, VIM. i. Sarkloff. baltimore; NJ.
+. Pope, pucmnukc City; G. f. Palma
tory, Princess Annie, Md: John Orwell :.
AcUomac.
Millionaircs, la kcrs, oillcans,
editors. detectives. hotel pro,,rielors
and oilers lave been stopping at the
AllM tic this week ard all agree that
the accommodation furnished are un-
surpassed. Indeed 10 ffurt has been
spared lnldtr the present management
to make it iirst-class in all respects and
of late It has lecn refu:mshcd, I1sW
double rooms added and dinin&s
nGllcd and rearrangrd. It Ssow I;
large. airy and we'll venI''@,eH rat
For this season especial 'cllor's w
made TO make it an xeeSS''' t'act'Ve re'
and N addition t,ae preparations air
male wiss t,-.reSat view, guests will
,n,itn M%ln,l competent servants, gu
- co nduct them if fond of fishing
mn %Inins. and livery stables with {
atte outfits. The rates have beer
&Y duce,l and ale now as low as Car
s88,e found anywhere THE Editor ki
Fit. of M better conducted hotel anyw
lays and the rates are entirely too low
the accommodation furnished.
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at a:stat.d communication of Ocean
Lodge, N o. :ll6. a. F. &c A. NJ, held in
the Masonic Hal. at Wachapreague
City, May 10Th, 1888, the following les-
olutions unanimously adopted:
Whel cas-, it has pleased tie All%iie
and Aerciful Master TO take out of this
world tile soul of our deceased brother,
WiIllamsL. Parker therefore,
Resolved, LIST. Tint Iii the death of
Bro. Parker. we as Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, lave lest II worthy
and honorable member Of onr ffater-
nifty, and.tlla. this Ocean Lodge, has
lost one Of her hiost faithful members.
2nd That. Will. our hralts M;e so
greatly satllenc,l ut our loss. believing
tt,at.l,phas ertr,oi into that house
mol Nude with hands eternal in the
Heavens. thereby our temporary loss
being his eternal gain AMI recognizing
tliis bereavement AZ the act ofa just and
loving Father. with reverence VIZ bow.
anil say, tie will OF Cod be- done. y
sll, That we tender onr irncsf and
sincrrpst Synlpathylo his berravetl fam
lily. praying hat tender and merclfnl
.Fatllerinay silstain them in this their
hourot So est bereavement.
4.ll. That a copy IF these resolutions
be spreiul upon the minutes of our
lodge,tllat they he sent to the beleavell
familv of Bro. Parker, and also pull
Ii,lel intle PENINSULA ENTERPRISE.
COMMITTEE.
race. and Ease.B.ii Match.
There lille Two trottin= races and
basesis,ll game attlie Fair Grounds ut
Cape CLarles City Oil Monday Iune 10.
1850. Tie first trot will lie for the 2 40
class fora pu seuf S5O-.S25 Ia first, Slo
to second and $40 10 tliiid horse; The
second isl or the minute class for u
purNsof S5O-S25 to first. $l5sto second
and $40 to third horse. The ball game
willie called at ! o'clock, Sharp, AMI
the races afterwards. An entrance fe"
Of 10 per tent. Will be charged lo'hurssa
COME ending for tie purses, but no Co.
will be llale for feed Tor raae:e ho
which can bp qnartervt 1T the
Grounds. AdmissiClL1A - yroun,l,
cenlse 1
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New York City alsoSec. OF tie n y.
Bench Kennel Club. was most well
come guest OF our towhsnai, Capt.
Elliott johnston, last week. lie
seemed especially fond of boating AID
fishing, and being an expc4 in handling
the filthy lucre' was also Very skilful Ii
catching the flmy trite'. Wit, humor.
courtesy, sociability, being some of the
characteristics of the gentleman, many
were the regrets of the numerous
friends. lie male while here, ut his de-
l,artule for hcme OH Tuesday last.