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a DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
IInw One Man Held up rratn aud Rob
ccd the Express.


LOU UisvILI.E, sept. = Tn" l.ouISNIii"
and Nashville northhnund train WAS
hrld mp 10y masked rnhhrrS halt 4 mil"
north Of Pensacola Junction early this
morning. 'rhc safe WAS taken from the
cypress car. bu, the extent of the rob
berry Is not known.
The CouT}rr Journal mas this from
Nonlr. Ma: "rhr Louisville and
Nashville cannon bali train. north
LoHnG. WAS E"ld up near Pensacola
junction. forty miles ahoN" Mobile. lay
robbers. who catered th" cypress car
and v,mrcllcd tn" messenger - turn
over he contents ot his safe. II Is
not Known AZ this time the extent "i
the robbery. After securing the Nalu-
abl,S the rul brrS escaped Ia the woods.
"ISc ,iv>t news ot the robbery re-
vrlS,I III Mobile hy the railway OF
n,ia!, WaS very mCagrr ih" train
wa> acid Up about = half mile ah"N"
the junction. and people there knew
very ltlir Nl what had happened. for
the t~..,u WAS delayed few minutes
Oulv u:l there was hot much chance OF
learning what had occurred.
"Eugiurrr Bob Ser SAYS that he WIS
pulling cut of FlumatNu. aTd Just -,
t.4f ID lt -
\",, Drir,rs ,-nt inT,r wny. hr
,...., .,r,,,nL n,i sty ., ir,,, st,n,lirrr
l,,,, Errn,, i,n ,,,,,iI .,,,, = u,,,,,,,
" .'' .,.', -, ,,.;,,, ~, T;o rry,iv,rs
@ ,',.' =, - 't,,I , ,rn iIn st,iL 80 rr,
m '',, !s,,inl,;, r,vrr l,-i,iT%
-, '''r, ..n. ,rL .+,n =, ,hr
,v.ir". ~'SSt't; noth.~- 49,. ..,-
ham Ia 10 bat oury. aud hr uid So.
"Ghrt2 III" train stopped on the
hgi -. The engineer waS told I" get
uH AIS Cngi"" AMI he Ii3 ~. Then the
r"".,r directed ~!lcT 10 =" to the cN-
press ear AMI Ivrcr IN entrance. The
rn,,rv putting \ heavy ma!ltt III his
hand. S&rr ',id ~ ,llrrctcG, and burst
CiyU lhc ca. doors. Express McSSrn-
gyr Archie Johnson was standing III
h.> cdr. with pistol ~ hand. hut seeing
~.''!. lowered /. III" next minute II"
Wl, covered H"i i'ii |" lay down his
G|N. ana he oh,Nrd. lhrn the rohh"r.
.'W. .' ,,' ' W,'' ,h t r".''pr'1'I' ',n T 'r,I
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,xr, tia. SrOtcmuar tit Is
.-,n',,,inrrd that instructions have hr"n
"I.,,'n. , ~ l., -xlish manufacturers to their
HCahtS in lhiS country 60 buy no more
cotton ut the ruling prices, or no
NOR" Shan Is required for immediate
consumption hI the mills. Many OF
;h" New England mills have also agreed
to CurtMI thGf takIu'ES for ih" present
n" nhJcCt ~ '"th Is 10 force Il decline"
az 1uc Siari" Ii.cI are calculating
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PADGETTPAYS THE FREIGHT.
a GREAT DEFER THAT MAY NOT AGAIN BE
REPEATED. So DO NOT DELAY, "STRIKE
WHILE THE IRON Is Hot

a GREAT DEFER THAT MAY NOT AGAIN BE
REPEATED. So DO NOT DELAY, "STRIKE
WHILE THE IRON Is IOT.'
Write for Catalogue now, and say what
paper YOU saw this advertisement in.
Remember that | sell everything that
goes to furnishing 4 homc-manufacturing
some things and buying others in the larg-
est possible lots which enables me to wipe
out all competition.
II ERE ARE A FEW OF MY START
LING BARGAINS.
A No. Flat top Cooking Stove, full size,
.JXl7 inch oven. lifted with 2l pieces of
ware, delivered ut your own depot, all
freight charges paid by me, for only
1--WE We Dollars.
Az in, | will sell you n 8 hole Cooking
Range 13Xl3 inch oven, 1SX2G inch top, fitted
with 2l pieces of ware, for THIRTEEN
DOLLARS, and pay the freight to your
depot.
DO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FOR
YOUR GOODS.
will send you nice plush ParlOr suit,
v ,inut frame either i'll combination or
,ndcd, the most stylish colorS, for $3.50
your railroad station, freight all paid.
will also sell YOU Il nice Bedroom suit
consisting of Bureau with glass, high head
| dStcad, l Wa>hStand, l Centre table,
! cane scat chairs, | cane seat and back rock
! e., all for Sl6.50, and pay freight to your
'"pOt
/ Or | will send you an elegant Bedroom
sit with large glass, full marble top, for
: %, and pay freight.
/ : ice window shade on spring roller 5 40
/ Elegant large walnut s day clock, 400
! Walnut lounge, 100
/ nee curtains pcr W ~ low 100
/ Icannot describe everything in 4 small
/ advertisement, but have an n.lmcnSe store
containing - 600 feet of floor room, with
/ ware houses and factory buildings in other
! parts of Au,suSta, making in all the largest
! business of this kind under one manage
mcnt in the Southern States. These stores;
t and warehouses arc crowded with the
choicest productions of the best factories.
My catalogue containing Illustrations of
goods will br mailed if you will kindly say
where you saw this advertisement. pay
. freight. Address,
L.F. PADGETT,
opnrtor radgctts Furniture, Stove and
Carpet Store,
ll1O-lll2 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
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WRITE 10
-WRITE 10
II D L l. + K n A N D ER S ON
BIIGGN co. ROCK HILL = q

EOR THEIR CATALOGUE CIV
L ing Prices. Terms and References of
BuggicS, Carriages, Wagons, Road and
Phact"n Carts, Harness, etc. All first
class work made by hand and warranted.
Prices I",vor than any other OF same grade.
Our Vehicles are running in every county
III ~ Holln carolina, and in many counties Of
North Carolina. Georgia and Florida. All
inquiries promptly answered In writing
please mention this paper and don't forget
10 give your PoStoilicc address and sign
your name plainly.
HOllER, ANDERSON BUGGY CO..
Rock Hill, :. G.,
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SHE TRIED TO KILL HIM.
Barrumdia's Daughter -h"nt> "a; Munster
Miner.

r,r,.,,. c,.,.r,.u, S.,t,,,I,,,2
,., ,..
"'"|h''! 81 ''"'''' "i''''h ''''I""-
uIa. who waS ,h", 10 death IN tl:" cabin
of tho Pacific Mail ,rninsEip Ncanui"o
al ~n,, lose Ir t;uaI"mnin last week.
n,,rmptrG to shoot United States Min
iStnr NIiynCr tt llv
NJ, \t,.,,,, ,,..,. -, I,i, ,I,cl- .r,r.I,.
,i ,,,.,r, ,t,,, ,r,,.,,, =, I'm, l..
80 rn,,',,;. -.
r"'n : ,,,,,,.i ,,',,'..,,,.
,I,r.'I n 49,, 49, .,,,,, ',,,.,,, ,.,,,,..
,ni', ~, n1irc ia" Ii,nist',,, rn,'
nm rrnu his work shr wns st;nL;,,r
within rrIIri,.., nr him with = rrynl\ 81
IN hrr hnnI
She s,IutrL him sa,inn. Are YOU Tn"
\mrrir,n NLplstrr."
AIR Niyurr rrpll,d. IL am. Can | nr
of any service t. voug"
Wiih tlashinr ewes she accused him
of having been directly the c.tus,. Of h"r
fathers death and anncurcr,i that she
meant to kill E;m. Mr.. hiIynCr took
the matter conllv and tried - rca,. n
with the uirl. WHO WIS apparently NJ
most croLrN with excitement. and N
the most tra,rir manner nnurVd on him
the hlttur.,S, invCcliNr -! which rGr
SranlSn language il cupahlr. At /; t
she pulled the trigger uf the pistol. N.r.
Mi2nrr had taken M Il heavy law hO,..
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RELIGION FOR BUSY MEN.
A LESSON DRAWN FROM DANIEL I'M
THE LIONS DEN.

Dr. Talmagc shows That the More Work
You Have to DO the Moro need You
Huyo for Christinuity-God and the
Ballot box.
WACO, TEN, Aug. 3l.-Dr. Taimagc
to-day delivered the following discourse
on the text: '''Thcn the king command
ed, and they brought Daniel and cast
linn into the den of lions" Daniel vi.
1G.
Darius was king OF Babylon. and the
vollug man Daniel was SO much 4 favor
tic with him that he made hm prime
minister, or secretary of state. But no
man could Gam such Il high position
without exciting the envy and jealousy
orthc people. There were dc naSo@ucs
in Babylon who were SO apprcciativr e.
their own abilities that they were ailroH-
ted mt the elevation of this Young man.
Old Bahvlun was afraid ot Young Eahl-
Ion. The taller the cedar. the more NJ.
il is to be rivcll by the lightning.
These dCmaToIucS asked the KIN, :"
make Il decree that mybOdy that made Il
petition To any one except the KING ",,|-
in thirty days should lie put t" LDa@'.
King Darius, not 81 pCctlng amy ."Ni
ulay, makes that decree. The dcna,o-
gucS lave accomplished all McN v-n'.
because they know that no o. 6 tam 81 SS%H
r,nnnT nVuI somuniG IctitioiiS h'i"'"
God for thirty days.
So far from being afraid. Daniel coos
on with his suppicatiumS three t!my~ i
day and is found on his h"usCtop mah|ug
Il PRAYER. He is caught i'll the @cu. He
is condemned To be dcvourcd 10y the
lions. Rou"h cNcCutiOpCrs of the law
SIC him and hasten Linn 10 the cavern.
hear the "rowl ~ the wild be i, aud /
see them paving thr dust, and as thnE
put their lnuU,hS To the Ground the ou,.d
earth quakcS with their hCi'o VIM. ls""
(, eyes roll. ;mI ! almost hear i."
fiery cichalls snap III the uHThn''-.
These monsters approach Dmr."i. They
have an appetite Keen Win hlU2''.
With one stroke "t their paw ~ or,
snatch OF their teeth. they may !raNr IN
dead at the holtpm q! the cavern. Iu
viii. Il strange welcome liani". re y''
LON these ',un"rN monsters. TA"' a9,}|.
ir iy rs "i iS"t III ,Fy YFy%t fk dh 4fg H!f h!@"' r} ".}
ni@ht he Ii? c:'m sleep, th hi, head -
lowed on the warm nrc,.~ "i The taV.'.
lions.
But not So we'll docs Darius the KIN
sl,rp. He loves Daniel. and iatrs IL,
; srula.cm by which hu has hrrm CON
dcmucd. All niylt Ion" the kim. wal
the fo0r. He canno; >'ccp. At the !ra~
:c md he starts and his flesh rl,cp~ W.
horror. He is impaij"n! tur the dawuju
"i the morninw. At TIA" first streak 8
DAYLIGHT llariliS lnStcuS forth tn see lIr
fate of Daniel. The heavy lnlnc, uur
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s,,'ss' q a.
.n'r the merits OF i. T.. T.. rHotanjc
"..ni !;aln). nave ""r, confronted
WITH testimony which they GrrInrI H,ir-
n''.lH%, and tluS being Convinced Of
H. wonderful efficacy. have not failed
.' '",.,rihr il IL thrir practice is or-
''n'"H Required.
II. !. Ca.Sih-. k"nursiw. Ga. writes:
"i'r Two years my wifi" WAS Il great
"j'."rcr. NhilIGuI physiclanS did her
10 good. Her mouth was one solid
"""'. nrr body WAS broken ont in sores.
"Hd she lost = beautiful! head of hair.
'Hr'" bottles "i l.. Il. B.rurcG hcr com
r'ri",\, in'r'Iiai" ;u' il Mnl sound. and
.' - now th" mother uf Il healthy
i"'"' 'un&'hr o!d baby clear lorm ANY
r"r''n!ous tiint.
!. u. Morris. Pine Blun. ARK. writes.
'!"l Springs anh several doctors failed
Il eur" ~" oil several running ulcers on
my lee, y. i. T.. effected Wonderfully
N"i'k cur" alter everything else had
iIllcd."
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.>crOiul3 cured. even III It's worst
forms, 10y u. L. L.. ANA you will he
strong ANA healthy III 4 short ti!uc by
ihc USE Of i. i. H.
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spring medicine i now wanted. for,
i ynu are out of sorts and feel badly, i.
=. i. il tn" remedy to take ana Ect
.trOng and inIiunrat"d
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III, from the Lrru dnT,I;l
'''," sem Ii'S amer
mouth. that they haNc.
Then DANIEL iS hrr.
NCu. III" I"'magu.u'
Il. and no Suun,r HAY
!Nrtlum of tie den tha
rent. and thrir bones
h'""a Spur,vd thr"u \
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: opurtor radgctts Furniture, Stove and
Carpet Store,
ll1O-lll2 Broad Street, AUGUSTA. GA.
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w. II. PARKER.
tho Arcoc,nc nap:i,t contann:n, A..
saciatinn.

I an. prepared to say. tllrt r. L.
Cooke. agent 1T the y. y. T.. 81 Y, II.
r.. r.. has kindly granted special rates
Of 81 cents per mile for actual distance
Travelled 10 all pa ties attending the
Accan.ac Baptist Association to hr
held With lIol!ies church, near Keller
station. "Wednesday. An gust 18th.
d. w. Npars at Kcllrr station will
convey all persons 10 IIol!ies church
from Keller and TO Keller f.om Hollis
church at the foIlnwi % rates:
One. each way. Is crnts: delegates
more than one, ID cents: visitors more
thnn one, 20 cents.
All persons wishing the brnr(it of re-
luced rates must show to the agent ut
Tie station where they SO TO buy a
ticket ard 10 Mr.. Meas IL ccrlificat C
bearing the signature of the mini-ttr
in charge Of the church Of which they
are a member If any church has llo
minister the church clerk can grant the
certificate Ministers or brethren from
tther Associations can rbta!n Il certili.
cate by addressing Judge BENZ. 7.
Gunter. hcconuc G, H., Va.
G. e. JoYNEs, CIelk of Association.
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Bolss Mayeu.

Mrs. Eliza j. Kellam, wife OF Arthur
z. Krllam, proprietor Of the Kelan
Hotel. died after a short illness. last
Tuesday. Her remains were carried to
Norfolk for inteiment on Wednesday.
She was tile daughter OF J. Il. Ppttis
and sister of Chief of Police, Charles
E. Pettis. of n orfoik.
Mr.. james B. Bell a prosperous farm
er and prominent citizen of NortllaInp
ton and Miss Ride j. Nottingham Il
popular and attractive lady of same
county were married at Bed Bark
church on OH inst. in the presence Of
n large concourse of friends Rev. ].
A. Barker. of Accomac q. H., ofici
ating. Wedding feasts followed the
ceremony al The residence of the brides
father. Mr.. VIM. 7. Nottingham Oh
day CT their marriage and Oh next day
ut home OF The groom, served in old
fashioned Virginia style in 10th cases
and to the delight OF the vast throng
assembled. The following bridesmaids
and groomsmen were in attendance:
Miss Lucy Nottingham and G. G. Bell,
Margic Dunton and J. p. Dnnton,
Rcua Floyd and J. u. Dunton, .Irnn e
Alnes and G. w. Nottingham, Maggie
Nottingham and G. ". Powell, Eelsie
Floyd and G. r. Dunton. Anne Thorn
as and T.. E. Floyd, Eva Nottingham
and y. 3. Fltchett. Sally Dunton and
w. NJ. Sturgis, Sally Floyd and 6. j.
FatleIly, Mamie Nottingham and j.
NJ. Underhill. Margaret Mapp and T
w. Nottingham. They were the re-
cipients Of numerous, valuable and APP
prnpriate presents.
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Mrs. 7. i. Clarl, and Harry. her
mothtr-in law. cf baltimore are visit
ing relatives and friends ut this pl &c.
Robert r.. Parkes. th' popular clerk
of Jas. Il. Hickman las just returned
from the South. where he WAS called on
important business.
John A. Hund!ck. who has hcen for
some time on The Western Shore, tax.
ing the Indebtedness of different coun-
ties, has returned home.
A petition is being numcrnnsly signed
hy the farmers in this section. to he
presented to the Railroad and Steam-
boat Companies. asking for cheaper
rates.
Capt. John richardson. The boat
builder of Accomac. la, just GEN.
pleted "a handsome lattean for .jno. w.
Johnson and is now bu lding one for T..
P. Byrd & Bro.
The FOREIGN Mission meeting was
held at Zion Baptist Church last Sun
day. aid proved quite success. Sew
eral ministers were present, including
DR.. Ellis, of baltimore, who dtl;vertd
an ad,:rc. which was appreciated by all
pr, sent. Rev. .ir. and MIS-. Barker
favored the meeting with several
hymns in he Portuguese language which
if not understood. was none the lsss APP
preciated.
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yyil,.st Fstiuro a. a suIct,.

A ripple of excitement was caused
about IL O'Clock Tuesday morning by
the cry that Willett, the poor imitator
of Jack the Ripper, had cut Lis throat.
The jailor quickly summoned sent hur-
richly for the doct,r. Reaching the
dungeon Willrtt was found stretched
on his pallet. pale and bloody. Wash
lug the blood, about half IL teaspoon
full from his neck, thrc,. minute spots
much like the bites OF u healthy horse
ay-w,re found where the dull corner
Of the knife had struck the Adam IS
Apple Itseems lat Willett had per
suadtd Eua Lang,a balf-witted mulatto
boy confined in the mkt room, TO pas.
him II knlie under tile do0r osle1lslhIy
to clp;Il, his nails. Wlllttt pretended
TO sharpen the knife, but wllel found
it would scarcely rare d hana,la. Lie
stuck it gently i'll. aud finding blumI
! followed became alalmrd ard loudly
called u Mrs. Tlornes in the Debtor S
Room. o. Aunt NIogglt. tell 'um I've
cot NY thoatl' Tie total dan a4e sums
iup: food fW go>eip. g frightened man,
doctor s fee, ard Ntar aud tear of jail
locks.
As {, suici.;e Wilt ii is il failure.
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To shippers of s:a.,ern shore

1t IS due to my PATRONS on HE East
erll Shore. in view CT certain stdtr-
ments which ll,vr hrel mule III refer
encc to the old firm of Fairbanks &
Parker, Which ar. mi'lratliiIg AMI III
Just To me. 10 submit the following:
Fairbanks Il Parker made an assign
nrnt With WAS forced by me. nprr
vent loss tn my shippers. md will pay
one l,umlrc, GEMS in tie dollar. Not
only It's Mu.em.rr uf the firm of FLi"-
lianis s. Park ~ las no one EVER lot ur
will lose one cent hs me. whi..i is mn:e
than some can SLY who are trying to
injuie me-bnt as 4 commission mel
c 'Ilnt. HOW tln,n;, business ut :t3 Jay 81.
an, gl;i 10 lie able Ia SLY ttat have
all the mon, Y III INV rs,lnlrall. necps-
s,ry lo meet i'll my Hills promptly ainl
to make Immediate returns To all ship
pers. F.m eight Yeas have iarli re-
crivng siii!rneat. from tlrr Eticrn
Shore AMI lo u!,l- cal SAY that ] lGlyr
ever failed to pay lin' nr ever viii. l
challenge; denial # tie facts stated
AID in view of them Confidently en-
pect The sals patronage heretofore re
crivel from TIE people of the I?aste II
Shore.
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n arsh Market.

On the 9Th inst, spencer D. Hall and
Miss Mary L. BIodwater were married
al the blile's residence Ivy Rev. w. f.
Hayes. A fine SUPPER was served to
numerous guests after the ceremony.
Mr.. James 7, Krllam, formerly of
Accomac, but for the past five yeas a
resident of Patterson, n. j., is now
visiting his brother, Mr.. Esau g. Eel.
lam. near Marsh Market. The two
brothers had not seen each other for
80 years, and they had a inyful meeting.
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A festival will be held at Bethel
Baptist church OH Wednesday. July 80,
or if weather Indictment on day named
on fist fair day thereafter. The cpm-
mittce having the matter in charge pro-
pose to make 1t pleasant affair and ex-
tend cordial invitation TO everyone to-
be present. No pains will be spared to
make 1t one of the most Gtlightful
events Of the season.
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OnaIlcock.

Miss Pritcllcll Of Maryland, is visit.
ing Miss Sallie Boggs.
Work las been commenced on the
residence of MI. Frank A. Slocomh.
Mis-. Mary Hopkins and her daughter.
Miss Grace, are visiting Mrs. Margaret
Powell.
Mr.. Cuthbert Slocomb of Dallas,
Texas. is visiting his brother, L. "A.
Slocomb.
Or. l.. j. Ilnrmanscn of this place, is
quite i'll at the residence of his sister in
Eastville.
Mr.. William Parker, living in vicin-
ity OF Boggs' wharf died on Friday la.t,
aged 62years.
Ernest D. Nortlam, clerk in the f.
s. S. u. Co.'S office. Baltimore was home
this week on visit to his parents.
Mr. Franklin of Lyncllburg. is here
for the purpose of recruiting his health.
lie is the guest Of Mr.. U. b. Quinby.
!. VIM. n. Powell, Esq, of Baltimore
swas in our town last week. He came
down to attend the Funeral of lis sister,
Mrs. Albums at Parksley.
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School Notices,

Teachers examinations will be held
at Temperanceville. on Friday,tle 10TH
day of August, and at Keller OH the
following Wednesday. Goth.
Applicants for public schools, both
White and colored, Will please MEET me
at said places and times promptly at S
"a. IN. i. L. Mapp,
Co. Supt. Public Schools.
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Rev. F. n. Ellis of Eutaw Place Bap.
list Church, Baltimore, preached very
eloquent sermon in the Baptist Church
on last Monday night, to q very large
congl egaiion.
Dir. William White. residing near
Margaret Academy, died in Baltimore,
on Wednesday, 9th inst, at the age Of
As years. His remains were brought to
Doggs' wharf and inferred ut Hollies
church Thursday afternoon, Rev..J. B..
Pruitt conducting the funeral services.
ParhsIoy.
A. Frank White, our lumber manu-
tacturer, is very busy.
S. T. Jones. our postmaster, is COM
pleting building on Dunno avenu e.
with q beautiful glass front.
A strokg effort Is being made TO BE-
cure services Of Rev. I. Dewitt Tai
mage, D. d.. for raTksley Camp.
F.T. Parks & Co are erecting porch
in front of their mammoth hardware,
sash. Goor and moulding establishment
A new name Las bren given 10 one
section of oir booming village, that of
Ta.nrsviIle, within the bounds Of
paksley however.
Mrs. Mary Adams funeral was at
tended by large circle of friends on
Friday. lltll inst. Funeral services
conducted by Rev.!Il. S. Dulaney.
Privileges of Palksl.y Camp wereso'd
on Saturday last, aggrpsating some
$3.50. Contract 10 hmld tabernacle
awarded l.. Thos. l.Iillil.s of Maps
vile. 1t is ow in course OF erection.
A temperance mass meeting will lie
held on our canlr-aronnd, August Sth,
9Th Al d 10Th. A large attendance ex-
nected. Privileges such rs ice cream
and confectionery, photographs gallery
elid boarding tent toilet.
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NEIGHBORH00D NOTES.
eniIIcOreagtse.

a mud digger was towcd here last
week to com,lcle tie work Of opening
channel from this bay tn Delaware hay.
A bushmceting will commence at
Goodwill clnrrh.at upper end of Island.
next Sunday, to continuS several wef ks.
4 festival under the auspices of NJ.
P. Church will hp held on 30tl and 3lst
inst. Supper. oysters, crabs and tlr
usual ref eshmpnts will be served.
Samuel !. Stevenson wa, here this
week to lnsrect the Weights and meas
urts-.rd Superintendent Rich to dis.
burse quarterly pay of keepers of sta-
tons.
Our oysters command as good prices
now MS ut any time during the winter.
They sell here ct SO cents to S per
bushel. and in city from $40 to So per
barrel.
Children's day at our NJ. E. Church
on Sunday was srpelb affair. The
church was lastly decorated with flow
ets-the selections for children Were
appropriately and happily rendered. the
speeches Cocd-the music vocal and in
st,unen.al very fine, consisting of or
gan, presided over by Jos. I. kennev,
j.. cornet played by II. Krnney, ST.,
accompanied by hundred voices OF
tno,e.
An immense throng of people was
here on 4lh Of July. very much to the
surprise of our people, rs no special in
ducements hal been offered to attract
them. For he FIRST time in the history
of the Atlantic, the proprietor was un
able to feed i'll his guests, so large was
the crowd present. They were enter
taired by a trotting match gotten up
for the occasion. by our brass band, fire
works, and at festivals at N. p. and
OdpllSt CiiulCucS.
A pretty wedding ceremony was wit
messed at our NJ. p. Church. on the Sih
inst. The contracting parties were Rev.
Is P. Truitt of the Mary land Confer
ence and Miss Isabel r. Lewis of this
place, the knot being tied Which made
them man and wife by Rev. 4. D. el-
yin, Pocomoke City. They left imme
diately after their marriage on their
tour with the best wishes of a host Of
friends here, with whom both are very
popular. Theirprescnts were numerous
and handsome.
Arrivals at Atiantic.-M. E. Selby.J.
II. McGlouther. c. II. Roach. Alfred
Ainsiol, ]. J Whitaker, J. v. Wheat.
:. u. Vcrtue, S. Hawkins, D. Johnson,
J. Fletcher, T. S. Riggs, G. Nealy, j.
Otto, E. 3. Davidson. D. 5. IIugg,
Wilmington, Del: A. ii. Howard and
wife. !. X. Riggin, Mrs. Dr.J. 7. Par
keI, J.T. Waters, wife and two children
J. II. Stevenson, S. Jones, Misses Will
lie Riggin. Florence Hudson, Minnie
Davis, Stockton. Md; e. J.. Frederick
son, Buffalo, n. r.; W. II. Landen.
Pmla. G.. j. Records. w. i. Stairkof.
Baltic, Nd; A. n. Graham, Centre
vile, Md; F. Dennis, o. Byrd, Dr. o
F. Byrd. w. j. Ayres, A. J. Nelson, S.
J. Jones, J. II. Mason, G.. Brown, Vim.
Parker, II. Hancock, e. G. Collins,
Misses Maud Ray field, Ethel Lewis,
Maud Hastings, Minnie and Docea
Mai son. Accomac,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-19

Camp meetings of the colored people
will he held this year in grove near
Morris NJ. +. Church, August End aud
continuing two weeks; at Mock IS
branch from August Sth to 18th; at
Savager!lle from August 10th to 22nd.