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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-20

The old clerk Office has been nearly
levrled 10 the ground by the purchaser.
and soon will be numbered among the
things that We're.
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CHALLENGE A ccEpTED-The under-
signeil accepts the challenge to match
his skiff Mary Fletcher against the
skif Ge, Y. Garrison for the sum of
$50 and ,lrsignates Wachapreague Inlet
as the pllteand Thursday, August 18th
rs the lime for the race.
VIM. II. Bunting.
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Mr.. ]. II. Feddemsn, representative
OF Hrrnlllal & Deiclps, will call on our
merchants next wetk with a fine line of
SAMPLES of cigars and tobacco.
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For TSALE-One two horse railway
power in first. class condition.. cheap for
cash. Apply to John L. Kitchens, Hall
wood, Va.
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Capt. Z. l.. East and Messrs. J. W.
Guy and John S. Tyler were delegates
from Accomac to the Prohibition State
Convention, which met in Lynchturg
this week.
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JApRIED.

MELsoN-HUrsT July Sid, 1883,
near Onancock, by Rev. 2. a. Leather.
bury, Thomas j. Nelson to Miss Arin.
thia a. Hurst.
uALI.-IlALL-July 4tll, 1850, at
Sykes Island. by Rev. .]no. S. Wallace,
George w. Hall TO Miss Micah A.
Hall.
HNsoN-TISDALL-July 7th, 1889,
near Modestown, Ivy Rev. j. w. Ward.
Joseph S. johnson to Miss Anrie May
Tindall.
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Ina match game OF base ball at Green
hackville, Friday of last week, l'etweel
Greenback ard Stockton mines. the for
mer were victors by u score of Is !.
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Mr.. f. F. Laws, as WILDE noted else
where, succeeds Mr.. Hammond as pro,
prietor of hotel on Chircoteague, known
aus Island Hotel.
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For I1EST.-A new Two story house
in business part nf town of Onancock,
suitable for business stand or dwelling.
Apply to Thomas Johnson. Onaucock.
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Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair COM
mcnccs August 9th and will continue
4 days.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Fon IsEHT-lror wear 1890. store
house now occupied by the UNDERSIGNED
For particulars Apply tn NJ. Il. Wise,
Charlottesville, Accumac county, Va.
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Mrs. Annie Parker and children, of
Baltimore, Md, are visiting friends at
Accomac G. II.
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Whealton's new Hotel, known as the
Island Hotel, at Chincoteague Offers ac-
Communications unsurpassed by any no.
tel on the Peninsula. E. +. LAWS.
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NoTIcE.-Onr patrons are hereby in
formed that for their convenience. our
representative +. A. Shield, will meet
them ut the following places on the TO-
lowing DAYS in July with accounts for
settlement of guano bills I'm early trucks
and round potatnes: Davis Wharf 2nd
and 9th. Mappsburg 3rd, Boggsville 5th
a. m. Pnngoteague 9Th, Exm0re Sth,
Keller 10th. Reads Wharf It'll, a. M.
Shields Wharf 18th. Please be on hand
Imperial Guano Go.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Board'of Supervisors meets at
Accomac &. H., next Monday.
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For SALE Hats for 81 cents by
Miss Eta johnson Ireinont, Va.
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Will be received at Bundick's ice
house on next Monday, a fine cargo OF
clear thick Kennehec ice.
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For REar-For year 1890. a No. l
3.horsc farm on shares. Applicant to
furnish all labor AMI to he a married
man. Stock. feed, nc. to be furnished
by the undersigned. VIM. 4. Thomas,
;lssawad.lox, Va.
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FoR SALE-By The Undersigned cab
basa plants Drunlead and Dutch Flat
--at 10 cents per hundred. AT. Scott,
Onancock.
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Livery stables attached. All trains
met at Exmore aud at all othe'
stations on Eastern Shore, va.
when requested.
EpIlotel property recently i'm
proved hy addition of large and
airy rooms, handsome porches,
also painted and refurnished.
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NorrcE-CoIlins Road carts and Maud
). trotting wagonsfor sale by W. Nick,
Taylor, parksle.v, Va.
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James Myer Il Co.'s Royal flour is the
best. Use nothing else.
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r. stops for passengers Oh signal 10 cenducsor
Z" daily. except Sunday. ),
H.W. Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
R. B. Cooke Gent Freight end PasseR-
ger Agent. Norfolk. Va
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BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet POTATOES and watermelpns con
signtd us. with prompt returns. Cor
respondence solicited. w. +. duryea's
Sons, Wholesale produce commission
merchants, 119 Warren street, New
York. Established 1913. Cards, stem.
Gil plate and price currents furnished
on application.
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For SALE-The undersigned offers
for sale ut private contract his house
AMI lot near PASTORAL. Will BIZ sold ut
fair price and on easy terms.
s. Lee Milliner.
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Jas. Myer u Co.'S Purity Flour will
excel any other flour for the price.

ICE, ICE; IcE.-rhc Cape Charles
Ice Co. is now Offering ice for sale on
hoard the cars for 50 cents per hundred
pounds, Which will lie delivered to Gus
toners by the morning train. Address
I'LL orders to the Cape Charles Ice Co.,
Cane Charles, Va.
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For RENT.-For year 1890. two
llnrse farm known as Johnson fam,
situated Oh Railroad near Bethel church.
Apply To Tlos. A. n ort ham, Onancpck.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to the
late frmof BroughtoE Son &c Miles,
Onancock, are earnestly requested to
come forward and settle with The un-
,ersignetl at ullce. The affairs OF the
late firm must he settled during the
month of July. T.. i. Miles.
u. X. Brouglton.
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For SG1E-Dog carts. hughes and
jnmp-stGit carriages. d. II. Johnson,
LeemOnG, Va.
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For SALE.-Batteau, 25 feet 10. e.
capacity. l25 bushels of oysters, on iea
solable terms. Fo.further particulars
apply to Wm. T. Knox or Robt. l..
Hopkins, Onancuck.
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\ or DuSlllcSS.
CENTRAL, ATED,
!, HEALTHFUL.
Handsomely laid ont; parks, wide
streets plantediu shade trees, good
drainage, roomy lots. with rear
drive ways, pure water, deep wells,
dry cellars.
Choice lots for sale at low prices
and OH easy terms TO actual settlers.
Special Inducements for manu-
featuring industries.
PARSLEY LAND & IMP. co.,
ParksleY, Va.
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IMPoITANT.-I.ct every family get a
bottle of Baily's cholera cure TO pre-
vent and cure diarrhOea. dysPrtery.
cramp collie and all summer complaints.
Baily's cholera cure WIS originally pre-
pared bylDr. Norris of Philadelphia, /.
celebratetlphysician. 1t isno liunbug
Try it, only 25cts. Manufactured by
Jas. Baily.& Son. BALTIC. Nd.
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I.osT.-A yellow dog, half setter,
medium size, long hair, white feet,
answers to name "f FiiZ. A reasonable
reward for its return will lie given by
j. L. Parks l'astora
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NoTIcE.-We keep constantly on
hand at Melfa S, atiun, Va. choice heart,
four. five and six inch shingles. and
heart cypress railing, which we offer
for sale cheap. j. d. liplote I Son,
S;lvageville. Va.
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Ask.gss|Eaz1z5z5s@
NEW YORK, PHILA. : NOR
FOLK R. R. CD,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New Yok. Phila., Nofolk,
and Old,I.oint Comfot.
NORTHWAID
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SALE-A steam saw mill in good
repair Humphreys 81 Tilghnlan, Sal
isbury, Md.
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WIsECoUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANUM-
meels s every second and fourth Tuesday
lin file Town Hall, Ouancnek. This
|. Older offers insurance at 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
beers has been as follows:
WIN. 1T. Parker Accomack G. H.. S7.4
Capt. e. G.. Evans, OnancOck. 1882
Wm.C Marshall, Onancock, Sc q
Geo. w. McMath. Onley, SG.72
Intlle United Workmen, the lowest
Charge. on two thousand dollars for tile
same period was S11 and in tile knights
ur Honor Sl2. Applications for men-
bcrsliplnays made to any member.
Frank Z. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bagwell, Secretary.
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What every boly says is so must be
sn and nil WHO lave USED Jas. Myer 81
Co.'S Crowl.Jewcl say it is the best for
the money they ever had.
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For SALE-1oO GOO feet of seasoned
lumber. A. j. LiIlioton, Accomac CHI.
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reasonable terms. Possession given
September 18TH. next. The stafd is
one OF the best On Eastern Shore.
Stanley j. Lewis. Parksley, Va.
CHALLENGE ACCEpTED-The unler-
signcl accepts the challenge to match
his skiff Mary Fletcher against the
skif &c Y. Garrison for the sum of
$50 and ,lrsignates Wachapreague Inlet
;,s the pl.rc and Thursday, August 18th
rs the lime for the race.
VIM. II. Bunting.
For RE:JT-For year 1890. No. !
3.horsc farm on Slares. Applicant to
furnish all labor AMI to be a married
man. Stock. feed, NC. to he furnished
by the undersigned. VIM. 4. Thomas,
Nassawadlox, Va.
For SALE-The undersigned offers
for sale ut private contract his house
AMI lot near PASTORAL. Will BIZ sold ut
fair price and Oh easy terms.
s. Lee MiIliner.
Fon RENT.-For year 1890. two
l,rse farm known as Johnson fam,
situated OH Railroad near BrslItlchurch.
Apply To Tlios. A. Northam, Onancock.
1.osT.-A yellow dog, half setter,
medium size, long hair, white feet,
answers to name "f FiiZ. A reasonable
reward for its return will lie given by
j. L. Parks, l'astora
What every bnly says is 80 must be
sn and nil WHO have USED JAS. Myer u
Co.'S Crown.Je say it is the best for
the money they ever had.
l,RIcKs.-F0r sale ut my yard. Re-
ductinn male on carload lots. j. L.
Ackley. Boxom station VA.
NOTICE For road carts. buggirs and
harness call on the signe'i at wn'm-
berry, Va. The b ss cart sud foronly
$40 satisfaction g.arantec'l. G. w.
Baker.
For RENT-Soe shop at Accomac
G. H., Va. Al. Lilliston.
WANTED.-Mdrript man tnr snare or
money. who can cuIJrol labOr,to take
Charge of IL nice farm. Apply to L. M.
Scutt, Jollllsontown, NORTHAMPTON Co.,
Va
BRICKS! BRIcKs!! BRlcKs!l!-For
sale at tie yard, or delivered To any
part of the Peninsula.
Parksley Brick Il Tile Co:
l'arksley, Va.
NoT1cE.--We keep constantly on
hand ut Mplfa s. atiun, Va. choice heart,
four. five and six inch shingles. and
heart cypress railing, which we offer
for sale cheap. J. D. l'plote 4 Son,
Savageville. Va.
Jas. Myer " Co.'S Purity Flour will
excel any other flour for the price.
ICE, ICE; IcE.-rhc Cape Charles
Ice Co. is now Offering ice for sale on
hoard the cars for 50 cents per hundred
pounds. which will lie delivered to Gus
toners by the morning train. Address
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PARlKSIEY

The most desirable location on
The Peninsula for homes, trades
or business.
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BRIcKs.-For sale at my yard. Re-
ductinn male OH carload lots. j. L.
Ackley. Blox0m Station Va.
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WANTED.-Marriel man for share or
money. who can cnntrol abor,'to take
Charge of Il nice farm. Apply to L. M.
Scutt, Jollllsontown, NORTHAMPTON Co.,
Va
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MEARs-At Keller, July 18th, infan
child of r.Leonard G. Mears.
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(hfncOfeREue.

Miss Ida V. Tracey. q sojnurner for
several months past in Philadelphia.
returned home on Thursday.
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NOTICE For road carts. bnggirs and
harness call on the undersigned at Wood
berry, Va. The b 'ss cart sud for.only
$40. satisfaction g.arantecl. G. W.
Baker.
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Mr.. r. Werner Bagwell is home from
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7'nrkssey.

The excursion TO Ocean City, on
Wednesday. OF friends of Parksley and
Hallwood churches. was an ENJOYABLE
.nn;.
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Onancock was selected as the place of
holding the next session of the confer
ence.
DR.. J. E.Broadwater of Temperance
vile made report of church finances
that showed very gratifying growth in
that direction. The report elected a
discussion on the subject of church
finances participated IN by DR.. Broad
water, A. G. Kelly, A, Frank Byrd, j.
r. Kelllm. Capt, Frank Boggs, J.. j.
Hyslop and a. !. McMath.
Rev. +. r. Wilson was then intro
duced TO the conference.
Gen. Armstrong, j.. i. d., the presl-
dent of Hampton Normal Labor school
was then introduced. The General
made fine talk and invited the coufer-
ence to visit the school. A resolution
was passed thanking the General for his
visit and address ard stating the pur-
pose of the conference to visit Ills
school,
Rev Il. A. Compton read the report
on education, which was discussed by
MI Compton. Capt. Iruy and others.
Rev. DR.. WoMGn of the Baptist
church was then introduced and lnyi-
ted to take seat within the bar of the
conference and participate IN the pic
! ceedings.
Rev. w. II. Christian read: report on
Christian Missions and after an nd.
dress on tie subject by Mr.. Christian,
Rev. Dr.. Il. N. Slcfd was introduced
and preached IL sermon ON the subject.
DR.. Sledd who Is known TO be one Of
the best preachers on this continent did
fhimseh and his subject justice on this
occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
The Newer and Better WAY.

The following form for the arrangement.
tf pictures in the family album has beer
copyrighted. Persons adhering to it viii
save the stereotyped explanations usually
given TO callers as they turn the leaves:
No. Understood to be my father YOU
know, now In his 10th year. Nice old man.
but rather sot in his ways
No 2-"That's grandma-65 years old and
as spry as cricket. Coming out to see Us
next fall. Didn't turn gray until she was 60.
No. S-"Oldest sister, Minnie-hves in Gin
cinnati-five ciiildren-keeps three servants
cataract in the left eve.
4-"Thati On. that's my brother Ben,
taken just sitter he got we'll He's out IN
Denver now. We think he's engaged.
5-"My sister Jessie's four children in q
group. Aren't they cunninsi Jessie lives in
Chicago. We don't think she is happy with
her husband, but she never lets on, you
know
6-"My cousin Bella-lives in Wisconsin,
rather conceited and uppish. We used to
write, but don't now.
My Uncle William, Of Massachusetts,
He's rich and we expect he'll leave US his
money. Queer old duck, and we have to use
him tenGerlv.
H, AHdI picture doesn't peiong
In there. That's my Aunt Sarah, but shes
dead Been dead five years, bu, we kind o.
keep the picture around She didn't amount
TO much just ordinary, you know.
e-"Ons Of my girl friends She thinks
she's good looking, but she isn't I'm mad a.
her just now, and keep it in here for spite.
l0-"Ons of nv fellers. The picture isn't
near as good looidng as he is We were en-
gagged. but his mother broke it up
IL, Il. Is. IA and l5-"Aunts, uucies, cou$
ms and other folks who don't amount IA
much, bat have been put in to fill upn-Ds
troit Free Prcs
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

They left Quebec on July IS last, and went
to RobrivaL. Thence, after obtaining an ad.
dition to their outfit and guide and three
men, the party worked their way up the
Achamouchouan river, ascending rapids and
portages, securing plenty Of fish, on which
diet they principally subSisted. On July SO
they reached Lake Achamouchouan. Along
the route they met Indians whose condition
/ confirmed the stories that had been told of
the scant food obtained by the inhabitants Of
this dreary region
| On Aug. they reached the Hudson's Bay
company's post on the lower end OF the lake,
and the next day set out to explore the body
Of water which had SO long been a mystery.
They located their position from the Pole
star at night, and took the temperature OF
the water, which they found to be 500 degA
Fahrenheit After traversing the lake from
its southern to its northern extremity they
entered the mouth Of Toquoco river. Herr
they stepped ashore and congratulated each
other They had reached the limit of their
intended exploration.
The next morning, after padding up the
river for two hours they came in sight Of
some hills about five miles distant Leaving
their canoe they tramped across a swamp and
assembled the highest Of these hills. The day
was clear, end from height of g. 900 feet the
whole region to the north of the lake was
visible. Below. on q broad plateau, the coun-
try could be seen for q distance of seventy
FIVE miles, and they were enabled to make
ONE excellent drawings. After gaining ali
the information required to complete map,
the party started back on their journey out
of the wilderness
Records Of temperature which they exam
ined indicate that the winters are extremely
cold and summers are very short There "a
abundance of fish, but about the only meat
10 be obtained is bear meat Furs are plenty,
and securing the hides Of animals with which
% keep the ladies OF more southern climates
warm in winter is about all any one finds to
do. The currency consists Of brass coins
guided over, bearing the crest of the Hudson
Bay company. They are known as beavers
There are also half beavers" and quarter
beavers" They doubtless originally took
heir name from the value Of beaverr
skin.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
I.:ai1u eagle
TIE BALLAD OF BITTER FRUIT.

In the wood with its arms overspread,
Where the wan morn strives with the waning
night
The dim shapes strung like chaplet dread
Shudder and sway to the left, the right;
The soft rays touch them with fingers white
Is they swing In the leaves Of the oak tree
Drowned
Fruits that the Turk or the Moor would fright
This is King Lewis hts orchard ground
All these poor folk, stark and sped,
Dreaming (who knows , of what dead despipht
In the freshening breeze by the morning fed.
Twill and spin to the mad winds might:
Over them waivers the warm sun bright:
Look On them, look on them, skies profound.
Look how they dance in the morning light
This is King Lewis his orchard ground
Dead these dead, in a language dead
Cry to the fellows in evil plight,
Day meanwhile thro' the lift o'erhead
Dazzles and flames in the blue vaults height;
Into the air the dews take fight;
Ravens and crows with jubilant sound
Over them, over them, hover and light;
This is King Lewis his orchard ground
ENyoI.
Prince, we wot Of no soTier sight
Under the whispering LEAKAGE found;
Bodies that hang like hideous blight
This is King Lewis his orchard ground.
From the French Of Theodore dc Banville.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
LAKE MiSTASSINi.


Hitherto Unknown Body Of waite,
Thoroughly Explored.
For many years it has been supposed that
. great inland sea, called Lake Mistassini,
existed far up about the 50th parallel of lati-
rude in Canada. 1t is a gloomy, sterile re-
sion, and the Indian hunters and trappers
who went there often reported stories Of
famine aA>ong those whose lot had been east
there. During the past summer Professor
W. j. Louden, of the University of Toronto,
and Mr.. George Sandfield Macdonald under
took the exploration Of the lake, and have
returned and written an account of their
trim for The New YORK Herald
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

A bsodsorss n,sog-sps nap - ssis ely.
ncn;atEsrz ths 1srs-~ q al TIE str-~sa
parks. eoiI~ges aad Dnbsie balissHxa
got~ss, etc A ocrupl~fs map t~sls~ ~
1ti~ss. sseses. a stE.<e pager. Ca - ks.
a. this off5cs II . nos-1frsI saaa g
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The WICHITA EAGLE,
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Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
Ssw Fsilmsa Car on the sria r. Ess.. n.
t~ees " sehfsa snd ~ Je.-rh

tween " sehfss AID ~ Jos-yh
The Atehisor. Topeka & santa Fs rail-
road are now running ia tbe5r nigh. train
leaving Wichita AZ ssss ?. m a bsw combs
nation Pullman sleeping and chair car.
wichita 70 81. Jo@epa. through Jot~<s
and Atehison. Tits ear arrives a. Topeka
~ AS . M, Atchison at 90 = IA aDi II.
JOSEPH o'clock = N The Santa Pc Is
tie oniy lice having thts arrange spsas
from Wichita ". ID H-EpocK.
33t. Passenger AID IIekss AxsaE
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AL Drivers have pos.Ers orders % pre-
vsus paAsenxers froEn getting o. asa "a
srons piA;sST.6 o; oAkA or s.Asd c. s1s
aRe
PAassneep muss hep 81 Of shs frsss
rIAt.srn WICHITA 5IEKxr Ri Co
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

This Office 10 prepared 20 furnish al ths
blanks which are used ia oonnsetsss WITH
proving mp Eousss.ssds ia CklshornA. We
sse Cooy's bsaaks, wkieb are TIE os!y
blanks printed thss hare len approved ~
the land eors miss.ossr a. " ~s1sBgtoc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

Annie-oh, Charlie, found out some
thing today that promised never, never 70
tell,
Charlie fsectiin1 hackl-Wel-Tu ready.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
.TSpi~pExsAB,E."

I>pi-fEsSA Bile
Ashby TnrnsF, Esq., parish sup~-iats7f
sBt 81 schools. - Bernard. La. writes
under date Of July &c. isse
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Dear SIR Allow me 20 assure yoz thai
the SEperlEt~Dosrts' Record o. visits -
thoroughly appreciated sGd inG fspsss2@isss
in The performances q NJ dats~s io1rs
truly. As9 TrrsEg.
ParfsE, superintendent Of scAools. - E~r-
hard. Ia
The above IL IL regard 20 the County
Say~rin,<nssen,s' kscrd OF school Visits.
BY u = Pefsce. pabiisEes xed p. sals ~
tie WICHITA EAsLS, " .es.ts. kAa.
dc dxUg
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Cassoris,
When she had Children, she gave them C&storia,
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

MisSosr1 Pacific railway the .aor-s.
sns TO -. L>pass. By - miles 6iSs-s
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
MANILA WYzpp~rp

This Office j. prepared TO furnish mauiils
wrappers in sizes aud quantities To suit
purchasers. just as cheap as any house in
the United States Orders by mall prompt
ly attended 70. Address
TIE WICHITA EAGLE.
6tf Wichita, Kan