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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-10-12
sUnMER hChEnULE. eas<s.-
OF THE .. i
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

.-a1s
OF THE .aszS,
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. will run their steamers az
follows, lweathor permittins,j !ohvtng south St.
Wharf at 90 O'Clock p. m.
Steamer EASTERy SHORE.
GAIT. n. W. MATTHEWS.
BUNDAYS ana WEDNESDAYS for Ford's. Girls
Held. Horman's. Eyans' Boggs'. Naudua. Ds rs'.
Rcsds'. Miles,. Shields aud Tayl"r's Re.
TURNING leave Taylor's Tuesdays and FIJI
days at a. M. touching Mt tho above landings
ar tho usu.l hours. giving extra lime IN berry
and pea BeasYns.
:. kseamer Magic
CAPT. l.. ]. ShITu.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS for Crisre!d. Fin
nry's Onnncoch .ChescUuncssi1, Hunting Greek,
Guilford and MessDnGo. RETURN lSfi-~odnon-
s day and Saturdays, lohyc5 Me1snngo Il. M.
Huutlng creek $40, Chesconnesslx ll.ss, Oman.
COCK y. in., Flhnuyn3.a0.
steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. J. W. WILSON ,,.,z
Tuesday and Friday for crisncld .TanQierisland.
FInney's, Onnncock, Pitts Wharf &c dAr Hall.
Kthoboth. Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETURNlNd-Aondays anu Thursday. loavc'
SNow Hill a. m, touching at the rlver land
ings at usual hours. Leave Onnncock 5 PM.
PIrnoy's $3.50. Tsngier Island 4.3J p. m.
,-All Steamers leave Crishel6 fol Ralti
tF more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received or all points
OF the N. Y, PhIln. aud Norfolk, WIc"mico and
Pocomoke r. L. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads On Tuesdays and Fridays
snfy.
Positively no freight received after 4 As p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points. except
on the n. Y. Phila. and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent.
los South itreet. Baltimore
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NoTiCE--Our stock nf goods consist
ing Of dry goods. notions. boots shoes,
hats, caps. and MANY other articles of
useful merchandise will he sold ut c's!
and less until December lst. next All
persons Indebted to the ulIdersign' arr
respectfully ami earnestly requested to
close their accounts either by cash or
mite by November 18th next. Bosgs Il
Waters, Naldua, Va.
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What every body says is 50 must Ina
so and all who have used Jas. Myer q
Co.'s Crown Jewel say it is the best for
the money cheY ever had.
lIiawatha IS the best that money will
buy.
For SALE.-One good mare, II years
old, sound and gentle. Oh, Adams,
P;lrksley, Va.
For RENT-ITouse and lot in Onan.
cnck. nceu ,itd by Il. II. l'agwell, for
1890. Apply TO 7. a. Nortlam, Oman
cUck
The leading merchants sell Iliawatha
Hour.
FISH FOR SALE-I keep always OIL
hand n gmni assortment III fresh and
salt fish for sale by the barrel or hun
irtd at prices to suit the timrs. Geo.
II. Bunting, IT miles north OF Atlantic.
For SALE-Road carts, huggles and
juml-seat carriages. D. Il. Johnson,
Leemunt, Va.
James Myer 4 Co.'S Royal -four is the
best. Use nothing else.
- thing OF beauty is a JOY forever. !"
So is bread made of james Myer 81 Cos
Royal -four.
NOTICE \ will sell at private sale,
my house ard lot at Exmnre station. on
reasonable terms. VIM. l.. Eizry, Ex-
more, Northampton county. Va.
NOTTCE--Gnlins Road carts and Mand
). trotting wagons for sale by W. Nick,
Taylor, Plrkslcy, Va.
If you hay'nt trie,l Iiiawatha, do so
at once.
For RENT For year 1890 or a
term of years my storphouse and dwell
ing with s or 10 acres of valuable land
attached, at Gniforl. Henry Hall.
Marsh Market, Va
NoTIcE-Five geese came tn my
house Some weeks agO-owrrr Rill call,
pay charges and get them. NJ. I'll. Cham
dler, Onancock.
F0R SALE-A Morgan colt ,fonr years
old mkt April, good size. gentle to AL
oh. e., n IVur m.
Fair Oaks.
For SALE-By the undersigned. two
young htiferS o. Attorney and Ayre-
shire STOCK. Ihos. r.. Ayres, Savage
vile.
WANTED "A man tn take charge of
farm. married man preferred. Apply
to Robinson Nottingham, Eastville.
For RENT--One horse farm near
Wagram with all necessary buildings.
well enclosed, and with abundant re-
sources, fnr money or share. E. f.
Mock, Hagram, Va.
NoTicE--Our stock of goods consist
ing of dry goods. notions. boots. shoes,
hats, caps. and MANY other articles of
useful merchandise will he sold at c.,s!
and less until December lst. next All
persons Indebted to the uldersign' d arr
respectfully ami earnestly requested to
CLOSE their accounts either by cash or
mite by November 18th next. Bo5gs 4
Waters, Nandlla, Va.
For RENT-A two horse settlement
on ..Jollys Neck" farm for 1891.
I,nilding in good repair. The land is
adapted to the growth ut all kind of
trucks and grain. 1t his upon itavery
nice peach orchard. Apply 10 X. U.
Hor,ty, Horsty, T. D.. Va.
BRICKS! BuIcKs!l BRIcKsl!l-Fnr
sale ut Ire yard, or delivered to any
part of the Peninsula.
Parksley B.ck Il Tile 60.
Iarksley. Va,
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For RENT--One horse farm near
Wagra.n. with all necessary buildings.
well enclnstd, and with abundant re-
sources, for money or share. Z. E.
Mock, Hagram, Va.
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There are no bud barrels of Hiawath;
flour.
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Get a bag or barrel of Hiawatlla fur
and try it.
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SAML. 2. BURLINGTON,
Secretary.
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TAX NOTICE Notice is h rely given
That che State Tax and County Levy
for the year 1889, "are now due. " and
flint, in pursuance of law, The treasurer
or his deputy will lie at the following
named places at the times herein speci-
fed. for the purpose OF collecting sail
taxes and levies. viz:
Appointments IF John j. Blackstone:
Puncoteagu., October 18th.
Tangier Island, October itll and 18th.
Pinney 81 Rogers store, i'll the forenoon
and Caslville. in the afternoon, d
Tuesday, 22nd Of October.
Accomack e H.. Oct. 18th. 18th. 3Oth.
Appointments of John E. Wise.
Marpsvile, October 18th 18th and 18th.
Marsh Market, Oct. 2Srl. oath and 18th.
Temperanceville, October Slst, and No
vember lst AMI Ind.
New Chprch, Hurlty's hotel, November
9Th, 9th ard 9th.
Chlncoteague Island. Atlantic hotel.
November 18th, 18th and Goth. :.
Those falling to pay their taxes and
leyies before Tie first day Of December,
will have FIVE per cent. added to their
bills. as the law directs. All persons
who are in arrears for taxes and levies
for 1887 anu 1888, are hereby notified
that unless they pay the same on or by
The 18th of November next, their prop
erty will be levied oil aud srld to satisfy
the same. John J. Blackstone,
John T.. W iSp.
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What every body says is 81 must be
so and all who have used Jas. Myer 81
Co.'S Crown Jewel say it is the best for
the money GheY ever had.
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WANTED-A man tn take charge of
farm. married man preferred. Apply
to Robinson Nottingham, Eastville.
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Miss May Crifilhs, of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. S. T. Jones.
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lIiawatha IS the best that money will.
buy.
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For SALE.-One good mare, 1 years
old, sound and gentle. Oh, Adams,
Parksley, Va.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-05
DIXON DoINGs.
Road Agents at Work-Estimates on this
Years Grain Crop,
IniYnn Trihr1na Anrrrst % 1

Dixon Tribune, August Sd.
Miss Lizzie Adams, of Sacramento, has
been visiting the Misses Snead.
The price of barley is still going up, and
farmers are well pleased with the steadi-
ness of the wheat market.
Revenue officers seized the Dixon Brew
cry for some slight irregularities The pro-
prietors promptly gave bail and the brewery
is now running as usual.
There is report that ]. a. Devilbiss has
purchased the Harlan corner in Winters,
and will build hotel
The young ladies of Psrri Parlor. No. SO,
n. D. G. w, presented Mrs Thos. Stevens
with an elegant silver cream-pitcher and
sugar bowl. 1t was a wedding present.
An attempt was made 10 hold up horse
man on the county road east of Dixon a
few nights ago. Two men approached him
from either side of theroad. One attempted
to seize the bride of the horse and the
other the rider. The horse was spurred
up and the footpads made dismal failure.
The grain yield in the vicinity of Dixon
this season will be smaller By nearly one
thousand tons than last yesr. Geo. Ulsteen
estimates that there is now in the various
warehouses about 600 tons. which will be
increased about 1000 tons before the sea-
son closes. At the present time grain is
coming in at the rate of $50 tons day, and
will continue for about two weeks, Con-
siderable grain is being shipped from this
point and Batavia, and if good prices pre-
vail the yards will soon be clear.
a man calling himself Charles f Taylor
called at the Dixon Bank on the 9th of
July and wanted TO draw on the Bank of
Gilroy for $50. Cashier Rice told him he
would have to be identified before he could
get the money. He handed over the check,
IL \. g, ~ T.,
due time an answer cane that no such
party WAS known. Taylor got uneasy and
left the next day alter he presented the
CHECK
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
Wilkie Collins has had relapse.
Victoria doesn't want any sealskin
sacques.
Mrs. Mackay will return from Europe in
September.
Felix Pyatt, the French writer and dram
atist, died in Paris yesterday.
Edison and his wife sailed for Europe
Saturday morning. The Eyening San says
he is i'll, and is going for his health, and
that excessive application has produced u
painful mental condition.
There is & county seat war on between
Raverna and Eminence, Ks. and the
trouble has reached such dimensions that
djQtant-General Roberts has left Topeka
for Rsvenna to take steps toward the sup
preston of an anticipated outbreak
4 special to the San Bernardino Times
Under from Orc Grande gives the informa-
ton that Friday night at II o'clock Con-
stable H. Adams shot and killed j. c. Col
Inns. Adams claims that Collins resisted
arrest, but citizens say the shooting grew
out Of trouble over woman.
Reports of the terrible danger and great
loss of life from forest fires in the Yellow
lOwstone National Park are so much ex-
aggerated as TO be almost wholly unfOunded.
There has been, aud are yet, some fires, but
the soldiers have worked hard and success
fully to overcome them.
Governor Ames, of Massachusetts, is
very sick man, and the slightest exeriion is
Dabte TO carry him OF. His physicians say
he must give up all business and political
engagements. They say that if he under
takes 10 receive President Harrison next
week it will be at the imminent peril of his
life.
William Stats, of Airlie, Or, an aged
and well-known pioneer, was drowned Fri
day under peculiar circumstances He bad
gone to a spring for water. 1t is about
eight feet deep and three feet to water. he
had his hand resting on a plank and was
reaching down for bucket of water when
the plank broke and he fell in, and, being
unable to get out, was drowned.
Marshal Robert Stern, of Arizona who
disappeared mysteriously from the Grand
Hotel, San Francisco, some time ago with
about 81 600 in his pockets, and who was
thought TO have been murdered, has writ
ten TO ex State Senator MCCARTHY that upon
leaving the hotel he took passage on a
steamer for Panama, from whence hemade
his way TO Guayaquil, Ecuador, where he
was engaged by Scotch syndicate TO in
spect some mines in the Interior He has
completed his inspection, and says he will
return home some time this winter.
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The United Ireland" Is Not Pleased With
Parnelrs Course,
DUBLIN, August 4th.-There is much
growing in Ireland over the action of the
irish members of Parliament in voting for
the royal grants, and William 'Brien fans
the flame of discomfort by printing the fol-
lowing editorial in to-day's United Iceland:
I'VE have to the very last moment alb
stained from noticing the uncomfortable
reflections that are beginning to be heard
in respect to the efficiency of the Irish Par
liamentary party, but it would be idle to
disguise the fact that the Parnellite attend
ance at this session has been SO wretched as
TO be most scandalous.
This we L, notwithstanding an urgent
whip, only fifty-one members out of eighty
six rallied to Mr.. Parneil's call, and two of
those voted in theopposite lobby from their
leader. The normalvoting strength of the
party one week with another has not much
exceeded twenty, nor would the number of
those imprisoned or actively employed
elsewhere altogether account for the decline
as a voting and speaking power at West
minister.
The great bulk of the party, whether
their work lies in Parliament or on British
platforms, or on rougher Irish scenes, are
performing their duty with a devotion
worthy of the best traditions that won fame
for Parnell's comrades, but it would be al
fectation to deny that for some reason or
other many of the remainder have not en-
titled themselves to the thanks of their con-
stituents and it may possibly become ne
cesssry for the constituencies to gently
intimate that there is room for improve
ment and desperate need of it"
This has made a big sensation, and has
called out energetic protests from the Irish
members. The matter is likely to be dis
cussed when the Irish estimates come up
in Parliament next Tuesday.
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Two such blind men as Milton and
Homer rather clown" the venerable pro-
verb that "out Of sight is out of mind
Puck
Not Badly Named-Housemaid new to
the Instrument Somebody ringin' at
the hellophone, marin" -Harper's Bazar.
Reason for It.-Bjones-'That young
fellow seems rather pessimistic" Mer-
ritt-"Yes, he's an amateur photographer,
and always takes poor view of life."-
Hwper's Boar
Special n.-Elsie-"What is
the meaning of the Italian word AN
dante l see so often" Mr. Smith-"Ah /!
OH Andante, you know, was the mother
of the celebrated Italian poet"-Huper's
BdsGr.
And She Meant It.-He enthusiast
cally)-'I love everything that is grand,
beautiful, poetic and lovely. [ love the
peerless, the serene and the perfect in life.m
She-"How you must love me, darling;
why did you not propose before ?'-ITn,e
The most original swindler Of the day
is the one who has been telling the colored
people of Georgia that the world will come
to an end August 10th, and has sold $50
pairs of "angels' wings" at $40 a pair
Detroit Free Press
His Weak Place. - Beggar-" Please,
please help poor cripple" Passer-by
giving him money)-"Poor fellow I!
Where are you crippled" Beggar (pock-
citing the money)-"In my finances, sir"
San Francisco Wasp.
Their d.-Tnveutor-"E En-
re" Kansas Rustler-"What air you
Eurekerin' about?" Inventor-"I have
just completed my duplex indicator,
little instrument that will inform its pos
SCISSOR Of the approach of cyclone before
-" Rustler-''Wal, you've wasted yer
time Nobody II buy. What we want
yere is indicator that'll inform its pos
SCISSOR of the approach of Eastern CAPT
talist soon's he gets across the county line,
an give the Teller with the indicator time
to grab up the corner-lot deeds an git TO
the capitalist fore anybody else knows he's
comm ~ Puck
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second "Wednesday, August :, 1889.

No. 4-RUNNING SrAKE-For all ages; 81 en-
trance; SO forfeit 500 added, of which $50
to second; thrse-quarterS and repeat
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PROBABLE RESULT.
That the British Government will JOIN
the Triple Alliance.

That the British Government will Join
the Triple Alliance.
LONDON, August 4th.-While the British
public regard Emperor Williams visit as a
complimentary family affair, public opin-
ion does not wholly divest it of political
significance. 1t is perfectly understood
that though Lord Salisbury has not con-
cluded treaty he is marching in line with
the triple alliance, and all disavowals to the
contrary the public insist that there is an
understanding that Italy is to maintain the
existing equilibri I'm in the Mediterranean
Emperor William has the credit of being
high class diplomatist, and though he
does not bring Prince Bismarck, he brings
Prince Bismarck's eager and trusted son.
1t is therefore significant that Lord Sails
bury is to be in attendance upon the Queen
during the whole of the Emperor's visit.
There is much regret that the great Chan
cellor is not present. He desired TO come,
but considered that such step might pro-
woke the suspicion that England has for
mally joined the alliance and Lord Sails
bury wishes to avoid giving color to such a
conclusion.
In connection with this meeti ng o e
Emperor and Queen Victoria, importance is
attached to Lord Salisbury's utterances at
the city banquet on last Thursday. He
therein declared that the Cabinet would
not stand quietly in the event of war in
southeastern Europe.
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No. 5-RUNNING STAKE-For all ages: SIS
entrance; $40 forfeit; 500 added, of which
$50 to second; nine.siXteenths.
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United States authoritcs. News of her es-
cape was given to tho Cabinet Ministers to-
night. The information has given great
satisfaction here. but the members of the
Government decline TO express an opinion.
Mr.. Bowel, Minister of Customs, has tel
egraphed for the particulars,
An American Schooner Seized.
HALIFAX, August 4ih.-A dispatch to
the American Consul General announces
the seizure at Guysboro of the American
schooner Vidette. No further particulars
are given.
Yesterdays French Election.
Paris, August 4th-Second ballots for
Members of Commissioned were taken
to. day in the Cantons where no definite
result was obtained last week. The returns
show the election of 113 Republicans and
al Conservatives. Laguerre, the Boulan-
gist leader was elected at Larochelle. The
Republicans lose thirteen seats.
Martin Burke Extraafted.
WINNIPEG, August 4th.-Martin Burke,
the Cronin murder suspect, left Canada
| this morning for Chicago, in company with
| three Chicago policemen and small colony
of reporters, witnesses, etc. A large crowd
of people witnessed the departure, but
| failed to get glimpse of Burke, he having
DOdEuSu tue Train Will tue OllCeIS III the
yards and was secreted. The order for his
extradition was issued yesterday from
Ottawa.
Inspecting British Ships.
LONDON, August 4th.-Emperor William
the Prince of Wales and Prince Albert
Victor yesterday inspected number of the
representative British ships at Portsmouth
after which they returned to the Osborne
House for family dinner.
Honoring the Dead.
| PARIS, August 4th.-The remains o.
| Carnot, Marceau- Dauvergne and Baudir
were deposited in the Pantheon to-day
| with impressive ceremonies. Presiden
| Carnot and members of the Cabinet, anG
the most prominent State officials, wer,
present.
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A SUMMER BOARDER.
A Jersey Farmer Who Was Willing to
Take Him ON Certain Conditions

A Jersey Farmer Who Was Willing to
Take Him on Certain Conditions.
was tramping along Jersey highway,
says a gossiper in the New York Sun, in
search of a farmhouse where they took
summer boarders, when an old farmer
came along in his two-horse wagon and
asked me to ride. As soon as he discov-
cred what my errand was, he exclaimed:
Kindergarten, but you've jist nit the
right man Pll take you in myself Got
one Of the resorterest resorts on the hull
coast. You shall live on the fat OF the land
and gain a pound day"
'What do you ask for board?"
"Well, that's according. Want much
sweet?"
"No."
"Care about carpet in your room ~
'sNo."
eat with the family"
ayes"
every big eater?"
"No."
"Willing to live on meal and taters and
SIGH like, Ell ?"
eyes"
"Any objection to working in the garden
an hour or two before breakfast to get your
appetite up?'
''Not the slightest"
"Help load hay or stack wheat on a
pinch ?'
Eyes"
Purity good at chopping wood
THAT'S my best hold"
kin We MILK"
81 cam
"And when night comes you won't OBJ
iect to playing on that guitar and sing
ing|
mo"
Willing to pay for washing, Isuppose?"
ooh, yes"
"And for extra trouble if you git sicl?'
'Ges. How much will you charge me
week for board?"
"Cash in advance?"
Eyes"
"Agree to stay all summer ?"
Yes"
oval, stranger, I'll have to ask the old
woman. I've thought of everything |
could, but she's a great thinker, and will
probably think of lots of other things,
such as only changing the sheets once
week, washing yourself at the cistern, be-
ing satisfied with husk PLIERS and so on.
Come and see me tomorrow and We'll talk
it all over, and if don't beat any hotel on
the shore you can take my hat. You'll
know my place by the sign on the gate,
old Fashioned Home Don't fail to close
with me tomorrow, as we may be crowded
this season."
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hOOl@he GU
San Inopufu al

i7HIIy IfIII -AHls70c tdCh, dry hlues, USUAL Sc
lection, 1o9l01Sc: d-y kips, do. 9di0c 2 10; Calf
Skins, do, sgIoei Gull Hides, Kip and Calf SC;
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK. August "a.
WHEAT-S S14G sS55Sc Tor cash, SoIlsc for August,
Si2se for September, SIS Sc for october, S61Sc for
November and S75a for december.
CHICAGO, August Sd.
NHEAT-765s &c for cash. 1870 for August. 49,
@!63sc for September, 1889 for December aud
S214c for May.
OATS-205sc for August and y 34c for sep.em-
Der.
CoRN-S55s aS534c for August and $3.50 Tor
September.
PoRK-Slo AZ for August, SO 52JJ@ for Sep
TENDER and So 10 for January
IARD-s6 Is for August and So 22I5 for Sep
TENDER
SHORT RIBS-S5 32lIs for August S. S715 to
s. 40 for September ana IS S714 for October.
LIVERPOOL, August Sd.
WHEAT-Firmer. California spot lots, 6s
I'D to rs 3D. off coast, Sos %; just shipped
SOS cd; nearly due, $5s Cd; cargoes off coast,
nothing offering; on passage, market quiet and
OF holiday character; English country markets,
weak; French, quiet; weather in England,
some rain.
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jelly Making.

Add sufficient cold water to fruit to just
cover it and stew until thoroughly soft.
Have ready porous bag, of cheese cloth
or something equally thin, yet strong, and
drain the mixture through without squeez-
ing the pulp, that the jelly may be clear
After all the Juice has been obtained that
is possible to drip, measure it, also an
equal amount of sugar. Boil your liquor
twenty minutes, then add the sugar, and
after all is boiling again watch the clock
for ten minutes and your Jelly is ready t.
be put into glasses.