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The Press., 1890-06-26

WlGu OeQc1C III QlS accounts or aDOOt $1 ,OOO. He was complained of by his bondsmen. Warmers father has settled the matter.
 Preaching at Crystal Lake next Sun- day at the Advent chapel, at usual hours hours of worship by Miss Etta 0. Ames.
 Crystal Lake Correspondence.)
 Last Thursday afternoon the house of B. F. Slater, with it's entire contents, was destroyed by fire. The whole family were absent at work, saving nothing, even in the line of clothing, excepting their poor est work attire. The house was one of the origin of the fire is unknown.
 valuable horse. It died suddenly while at work on the road leading to the Springs.
 Though disappointed by being unable Newell Hill, which closed last Friday, the writer is grati6ed to hear only unqualified commendation from visitors who were pres- ent. Miss Nettie Stacey has now taught this school year very satisfactorily.
 The man who "takes pictures" (and so ''makes an honest penny" suppose, ) came to Crystal Lake the other day. We learn that he obtained a good photograph of our Crystal Lake school.
 Elder Amasa Morse preached sermon here last Sunday afternoon which your correspondent much enjoyed. Our doc trinal views differ, but, quite the same, the ''good news" of the gospel was none the legs acceptable.
 If our friends outside the Lake who occasionally attend service here will be with us next Sunday morning at the Meth- odist church, we are sure they will enjoy hearing Miss Ames at the Advent church in the afternoon.
 The Fourth of July will be celebrated with all the old-time enthusiasm at Wood stock, Conn.,, this year. A special feature this year will be the attendance of thous- and or more Sabbath school children. All the schools of Windham county and of Massachusetts and Rhode Island within a reasonable distance, together. with their teachers, parents and friends, have been invited. All denominations are included, and big attendance is expected. After luncheon there will be grand parade of all the Sabbath schools, games of all kinds during the afternoon, and later displays of fireworks. Among the speakers who will be present are Hon. Charles A. Russell Rev. Dr. William H. Ward, of New York Rev. Dr. T. l.. Cuyler, of Brooklyn Rev. Dr. H. l.. Wayland, of Philadelphia Rev. Dr. George M. Boynton, of Boston Fred Emerson Brookes, the California poet, and Senators Hawley and Platt. Postmaster General Wanamaker and a number of dis. tinguished guests have been invited.
The Press., 1890-06-26
Carpet Bugs 7 .

Remedy for them at Lathrop's Drug Store.
The Press., 1890-06-26

A FULL LINE of Rubber Goods, A such as Syrimg0s, Hot Water Bottles, Rubber Bath mittens, Hand 0rushe, and Teeth Brushess Rubber Cloths New B0teG0 EtxfmgSs At HEALD'S.
The Press., 1890-06-26

A LEGAL Investment for Trustees, Guard. 1A dians any trust funds, paying per cent. tless mills yearly For sale by -
 J. F. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Press., 1890-06-26

Its economical-Brussels soap.
The Press., 1890-06-26

The Congregational church on Ash ford Hill was struck by lightning yester- day and burned to the ground. The fire began in the steeple, and could not be ex- though the organ and much furniture was saved. Insurance $l15Q.
The Press., 1890-06-26

A SIX YOUR GROCER for PALM Ek'S A CELERRATED DANDELlON COZ. EEEs The best substitute for Java Coffee known. Manufactured only by Franklin Mills.
 GEO. w. SMITH, PrOP.s lOapr3m Norwich, Conn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19

wel9er aud Sic 5ieise SfrdBen6abr
gehort, erfporben unb beabiihtigt, aud
bier ben eleftriiden 8etrieb e~in3nfabren,
Sappel. &l8 lestbin Der bieiias
Militdrperein sur 5abnenweibe bes Ser.
reius in altenbail eri9ien, ipnrbe Den
Wtit9lie6ern bic GrlanbniB sur Eheil.
nabme an benz Seite perpeisert, ba fs
eiuem 8erein ~au9eb6rten, Der fi6 ben
SeihliHen bes 8unbesprdji6tnms be.
treffS Der ausi9lieBuns Don niiBliebisen
Wfit9liebern nidt 9efi9t babe.
2eip3ig. Der 9fiidtritt bes Rei&s.
gert6tSsY rditOenteu D. Simion lit befis
nitio euti6ieben !; 8erlu1e, i'm 5urid.
subalten, tpuroen nt9t semadt, rpdren
aud bel ieinem bobeu alter ansfi6tss
los. = Son ben SO MitelieSera bes
Jfethsgeri9ts, Die ON /. Sttober 1879
bernfen nurben, iiuS uur nod 80 am
ReiAsseri9t tbdtis. Su Der Snii6eus
3eit iinb II %geltorben, 16 peaftontrt
worbeu uuo 2 in auoere 4emter einaes
riidt.
Rief6en. Sier babeu Die Soaials
oemofraten cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIT bei6rdnfter Saftp1ibt sesriinbet,
uut ben Snnunseu seseniber biaisere
Prsiie Der Sadpaaren 3u er3iden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
Sreie Sfdote.

Sambur9. Rreoisten 2utber'a
itllo neuerbin9s bon o.. Buhnaib in
einen 9ooer Der Sambursii6en Stabt.
btbliotbef aufgefuuSen morben. -
Wabreno Dor 10 Sabreu Sambura
mad @nslano nod idbrii9 fir 80, OOo,s
600 Wt. Rinoer %erportirte, lit iest
9eraoe baS @e9cutbeil cin9etreteu. =
Die SirSeri6aft uabm einen Nutraa
an, toona6 Der Sduluuterridt in ben
Solfsl4ulen in 3ufunft uaentseltli6
3u erfol8en babe. SIS bebeutst bas
cineu Iusfan BON SOC, 600 W. ffr BEN
Staatsiddel, auf pel6en Der Seuat
unsern ju pcrsidten i9eint. = Die
8i9erautomateu iinb aud bier lest
auf9eiteut unO fam man sesen Gin.
Werfen zines 3ebnpfennisfti6s Elm
Bud erbalteu.
8remen. Die Srsmer suslt.l.
flung bat na9 ben bisber eema6teu
Wittbeilnnscn nit eiuent Def3it bon
etpa 10000 SO. abseI1loKen. Die
Samburscr @usfte1ung er3ielte be-
tanntltd si1en lleberiduB bon ca. 5OO,.
900 Sc.
Sibed. Der 9iibeflde Sreiituat
beabii6tigt. Die 9ebdlter feiner idmmt.
li9em Subalterns unb u%nterbeamten
UNI 100 bis 200 Sd. idbrtid au CT.
b0ben. 3um Gbeil miro and ben
Stenen Die bisber nibt perliebene Yens
ltonSberebti9tn9 3ugelegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
8ruDtai .SeIaein,

@lm8born. DEM SelomarI6au
@rafeu Wtoltfe murbe aus 4ulaB ietnes
9Oidbri9eu @eburtstases bonn 6ledeu
9armiteot cine anii6t bes Sdloiiea
Sautau perebrt. Sin peritorbener
8ruoer bes Subilars mar baielbit
friiber Gominiitrator.
@anoSbed. Der ruiiiide Tau,
der 9etroff, ipel1er Dor Ginger i3eit
auf bieli9er station cinen @irtb nie6er'
ita9 uub mebrere Sitber perlette, uno
fpstder int bieiissn @efdnsnib bis gu
leiner Iuslieferung ais Srriiuui9er mad,
HuBlano inbaftirt mai, Tu9te fit
NIT ieiner luterboie.
&lein@W eenber 0et Reinfelb.
9ier branute Dor GINGER 3eit Dos Sc,
psie beS 8efiter8 Wulf fen. rieSer.
Der iunge @ulf, ipel6er baS 6ouS be.
pobnt bate, ipurbe als Der Branoftifs
tung perbd6ti9 in Saft 9enomuteu unb
bot berlelbe einseltanben, oaS @eneie
in 8ranb geiett gu baben.
probiu, 8sHfaI.n.
Wtiiniter Gin Soloat bes biefieeu
IS. Sufanterie Resimeuts. Der Dor
me6rereu Nonateu fpeoet eiitea gerinss
fisisen OienitpersebenS in ni9t ndber
81 bejei6nenOer l9enBliber Reiie mfg
bonbelt morSsn mar, lit mad quafpoaenl
Siedtbum I'M bieiisen @arnifonsla;d'
retb %seitorben. Der l~lnterpff;ier, Ser
bic WiBtanSluns ii9 bate 3u S1ulbm
teu1men laiien. lit BON, 8rtessseri6t
ieiner 9eit 3u brei Sabren @efdnsnis
nerurtbeift woroen.
Wanne. Bauuttternebmer Sole,
r1eper bate fir ietnert tpdbrenS Sef
Man6oerS ctn9e3osenert 9ne9t einen
aubereu Mann etsasirt. Dieter uurbe
BEL Der 5uridtanit ieinss Borsdnssrs
DON beullelben onseialItt uu6 bur9
ftnf &rnolperi9hie f9per nertpuubet.
Der Tbdter lit bis iest nod ri4t Gins
sdouseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
Standardization aus Der
n(ten 9eimnt6.
Gro6eersoSt5mrm 0eGeu.

Darn ftabt. Das Sbertonfftos
rum ermabnte offi3ieu bic ibn1 unter.
ifeIte @eiftfi9teit, bic antilemitii9e
asitation ais uu9rifli9 3urid3us
ueifen.
gretenbeim. Der befanute @aftz
mirtb uno Wetsermeilter Sobanu Mil.
fer lit infol9e iibermdbige1i @enufies
bon frii9em Sbftfuhei 9eftorbeu.
Oubenbofen. Die mettbin unter
benz 0amett nsute Wutter" befaunte
uerDittmete @aftpirtbin @udemus oas
bier lit I'M Ilter bon 73 Sabren ses
itorben.
8leineSrotenbur9 bel Selis
seuitabt. Rentier Sriebrib Softer aus
OarmftaSt, ni9t NIT unre1t Der rbeis
iii9e Sdliemaun" senannt, poljiebt
seseutudrtis in bieiiser @emarfuns Inn.
fan9rti9e 0absrabunseu mad r6mi>
f6eu Nltertbiimern. 4m Siibenoe Der
einftmaligen R6merbriide ftieB man be-
reits auf 9r0bere Wauertperfe unS
Riiuse1 aus Der R6ner3eit.
SIN Wain3 eri9oB fi9 Der 9eridtss
a%cceifiit $aul 2burn aus Surtbt Dor
Dem Staatserauen, ipel1eS or benz.
tadit in Darmftabt befteben ioute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
G6Iriaai(&e Sfaafeu.

@Otba. Der 10. Seutfde Yrote
l%tantentag tpuroe bterielblt er6fnet
Vom auslahb uaren oie S9neis uni
9oaaro pertreten.
Sena. Die meiiten 4r3neipHanser
in Ihirin9en iperben in Der lln19eaent
BON Soaeba uno bier sebaut. S6aeba
baut etpa 1876 Morseu Bfeffermiu;e,
% Wor9en SraufeminSe, 14O Woreen
an9elifa, $50 Moreen BalSrian.
Weblis. P%oli3eiierseant Sensel.
baupt fuurbe auf eineut YatrouiGeu,
gang burd ben Srt bon 3 biefiaeu
Burden i~iberfa0en, nit ieineua Sei.
tensepebr i6red1if auseri9tet nnS
lebens9efdbrli6 perpunoet. Die Gbd.
ter entfanten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
anS Der GbeiubfaI,.
Sd6fen

Dresden. Seit Sabren sebt
Oresben nit Der Reorganization ieiner
Steuerr I'M, unb baben Dor etlihen
@oden ote Sta6tpsroroueteu ben @ess
iaa Der Wietb;ins Die felt 40
Sabreu utter benz Rau1en r3insgros
l9en" befaunt uub beitsebaBt mar, be.
IdloIien. Sn ietner lesten Sisuns
bat nin aud Der Stabtratb ben @es>
fa1 bieier Stcuer int Brtn;ip. nur NIT
einisen Wobiffationer ;u @uuiteu Der
Sren1oeu. bei4lofIen. Yin Stene bes
3insgroideu miro bic Ginfommenfteuer
inter Susrunoeiesuu9 Der Stoatsein.
fou1rneniteuer treteu. = Der befenute
@befreoatteur Ser uOrssbn. Hadr.."
Or. 8ierep, Der li6 bur6 bic bon ibul
I'm Sabre 1888 iui;euirte 9ese sesen
Die Gaiierit 6rieSri9 Defenders betanut
eentadt fat. lit fang unb flanslos BON
Der ReOaftion Suriidsetreten.
Gbemnit. Die Nasemeine Glef'
tri3itdtssG eienidaft III 8eriir bat ber,
sr6Bten Gbeil Der aftieu Der DeRti&en
4ofals nn6 StrafenbQhpeG efk4laft,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
3reaaf2msia.

8rauui9neig. Die Yoli3si,
Sirettion bat bas BON Den Sojialbemo.
traten berauS9e3ebeiic Stusblatt. be.
'itelt uIbi6ieo bonn So3ialifteuseiet,"
iii elmer 9rOBen Iu5obl BON GrtH,plarsu
init Vei6la9 bele9t. - Der lansidbrise
8e6afteur bes biefisen fo3ialoemofras
tii4en plluterbaltungsblattes, 9. Sos
fosfD, bot feline SteIe niebersele9t. Die
,i4drisrc Gonart" bat bemua6 ssiiest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
2Ie&fer6ura.

Reultrelit. Der Reooftenr Seins
ribs pom ,Srieoldnoer 8oten" 1T me-
gen 9eleioigun9 bes Brdpoftus 8oi,
TART BON Sanbgeri6t ST 9 Monaten
9efdnsniB perurtbeilt norbeu.
8ismar. Gin 9err Gflinser aus
@bersfpalbe bot Die bieiise @aGerheils
Inftalt fir 10000 Wt. crftonoen. Oies
iel6e foitete ltert ca. $50, 900 W.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19

Die 9anin9enptass bat ben
auftraliern in ben iiibli9en Sploniett
i&ou piele Mabe nno @elb getoftet.
Suei @ilbsdnne bel Eputpnber nno an
Ser @rense bon SibsInftralieu bobei
cine Qdnae bon ca. 60 benti4en WReiteti
unS foffen iiber 400 COO 0earf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19
0foen6nra.

Slbenbur9. Der 19urm Der
2ambertitirde iou i'm nddften Com.
t1er nad eirlem @%ntpurf bes Gr6i.
ttften 96rscmann : Sannooer lpiebsr
bcr9eiteIt uerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19

8eiebt mein Eager BON @eibna9tsz
Woaren uub ertunoist end mad meiuen
greilen ebs ibr onberstup cure ginfdufe
ntadt. 8m. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-19

guftern iinb Mot ssnteb,
8 or. ebe Tie bier Sabr oft iiuo. Cine
ie&s Mnnute afte SHUTTER lit niGt grts
Ser offs Elm Sebumarfitiid.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
RESOLUTIONS OF Respect.

The following report of the commit
! tee OF Temperanceville Lod2e No. III,
of A. f. s. A. NJ. on the death Of Henry
Hallwas unanimously adopted by the
Hodge at their stated communication OF
|.the29th of April, 1890.
Whereas, Brother Hall was one of
our oldest and most highly respected
citizens, and long member Of the Frat
ternity of a. +. & A. NJ, and also a
charter member Of this lodge, holding
lin high esteem our sublime precepts and
ancient ritual; therefore
Resolved lst. That in the death OF
Brother Hall this lodge is sensible Of
the loss of a true and worthy member,
and that we record our esteem for him
as a brother Master Mason.
+ Resolved End, That we cherish his
memory, and assure his family that
their sorrow is shared by this Fraterni-
tyand willie We deplore our loss we bow
with resignation to this dispensation of
the Supreme Architect of the Universe.
Resolved d, That the resolutions be
spread on our record. published In the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, and Il copy
transmitted to the f.lmi'y.
Nv. f. HAYES,
Committee L. \. RTCHAR S.
4 a. FRANK BYRD.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
Millinery Notes.


Miss Eta Johnson is home from the
city with millinery goods and her es-
Enlistment at Leemont is open to all
who want cheap and attractive outfit
in her line.
Mrs. NJ. i. Lewis. Parksley, extends
a. cordial invitation to oil and new Gus.
toners to call and examine her large and
well selected stock of millinery goods
just received. She proposes to please
you both in quality and price.
Mrs. Jennie f. Mears, the popular
milliner of Keller is homefrom the city
with a fine line of new goods. She car
suit you in quality and price and wants
you to call at once. Ii yon wish 10 save
money. see her without delay.
Miss Mary f. Grant has just opened
a full line of fashionable millinery at
Leemont, which she will dispose of at
moderate rates. Her lady friends are
respectfully invited to give her a call.
Miss Mona Dix has opened out a fin,
line of spring and summer millinery
goods at Parsley. and customers ole
and new are respectfully invited to cal
and Inspect the same. Reasonable prices
and pretty and STYLISH outfits are the IN
JUDGEMENTS Off.reI to lurchas IS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03

Prof. ]. E. Stevenson, Of Pocomokt
City, has beenengaged as instructor OF
Onancock brass band, and gave his first
lesson last Monday night.
Al. Scott shipped 81 quarts of straw.
berries to J. II. Seward & Co., Balti'
more, last Monday, which sold for Sc
cents a Quart-net returns S14.4l.
At a recent meeting held by Rev. j.
B. Pruitt at Broadway Baptist church
nine persons were converted and seven
of them have been baptized by him,
Twelve have been received into fellow
ship at that church since his arrival here
February lst. There have been two
candidates for admission into his church
here since his arrival.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
GhtncO1eaEue.

| Our oyster supply for this season ha'
been almost exhausted, but will be am
pie by the fall, again.
The Life Saving boys are home agair
but there were SO very few wrecks dur
ing che past mild winter, that they are
little short on ghost stories-and there
fore not happy.
The most of our people are willing tc
make affidavit that the winter is over.
Col. VIM. Selby of Stockton, made us
his annual spring visit this week, and
Bob Mason is expected soou.
a brass band with l6 members has
been organized here by Prof. Stevens
of Maryland, and is expected soon to
discourse sweet music. as many of them
are members Of our I'D band.
Marsh birds have put in a.l appear
ance here in large quantities and still
they come. Snortsmen who like that
kind of game, now have the opportunity
to shoot them to their hearts content
Arrivals at Atlantic this week: f. T.
Mock, Thos. ]. Powell, W. S. Holland
B. NJ. Clinedinst. r. L.. Borgent, Balti
more; Capt. Edward Mott Long Island;
Capt. Gabe Dewaal, Frank Hudson,
Frank Tul1, P. Jones. Stockton, Md;
John r. Spears, New York.
Mr.. B. NJ. Clineeinst, pianist. repre-.
sentative of Heinekamp Il Son. Balti.
more, stopping at the Atlantic this
week, has given several free entertain
ments in both vocal aud instrumental
music, and always to appreciative au-
diences.
Mr.. John R. Spears. correspondent of
New York Sun and Harpcr's Magazine,
is registered at the Atlantic. He IS
writing up Chincoteague-and as size
was and is to-day, Will appear shortly i'll
the columns of the papers he represents.
illustrated by the log cabins OF the past
and handsome residences, stores and
churches of the present.
Information has been received here
and generally accepted us authentic
that New jersey Steamboat Co.. will
run weekly a large sidewheel steamer
from Chlncoteague, Wachapreague and
other points in Accomac to New York,
shortly. She will have ample passenger
as we'll as freight accommodations Tile
enterprise will have the support of our
people, and we presume Of the county
generally.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
GreenbackvIllc.

Mr.. Samuel e. Chapman and Miss
Mary L. Ardis. both of his comfy. were
married at the State line at Greenhack-
Wheat p. m .on last Wednesday SOth,
by Rev. II. S. Williamson. pastor of the
NJ. p. Church, at this place. At S
O'Clock, p. M, on same day.and by the
same minister. Mr.. William RI. Merrill
and Miss Charlotte A Taylor were mar
ried also at Greenbackvile. The fol-
lowing bridesmaids and gro"msmen
we're in attendance on the last named
couple: Miss Ida Taylor and James
Chapman. Miss Mary E. Collins and. u.
Conoway, all of this town. L.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
Notice 30 Farmers.

The following is published by re
quest: Mr.. VIM. j. Mercer. deput,
organizer. commissioned hv the Presi.
dent of the State Farmers Alliance o
Virginia, will address the citizens o
Accomac ut times AMI places given he
low. for the purpose of explaining the
great need Of farmers anil laborer,' or
CARNATIONS:
belle Haven. May 5th. n. m.
Charlottesville, 9Th, 10 a. M.
Pungoteague, 9th, 5p. M.
CashviIle, It'll. 8 p. m.
Onancock. SLh. 10a. m.
Marsh's Store. Sth. 4 n. m.
louisville, 9th. 4p. m.
Wachapreague, 10th, 4 p. m.
Newstown. 18th, 4 p. IN.
Modestown, 18th, 4 p. m.
P;srksley, l4th. 4 p. m.
Gnilford, 18th. 4 p. m.
Mpssongo. 10th. 4 p. m.
Sanford. 18th, 4 p. m.
Mappsville. 10Th, l0a. NJ.
Atlantic. 10TH, 4p. nj.
Tcmperaaceville, Goth, 10a. m.
jenkins Bridge, Goth. 4 p. m.
Horntown, 2lst, 4p. m.
Oak Hall, 22nd. 10 a. m.
New Church. 22nd. p. m.
tirpenhackville, 2srd. p. m.
Clincoteague, oath, p. m.
Accomac q. H.. Goth, Up. m.
On Monday, May Goth, court day
county Alliance will be formed.
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A Card.

The schooner Cheribmm, Capt..John
Nelson. ARRIVED in this port from St.
Kits West Indies, with a cargo of
.molasses conslgnedto VIM. NJ. Powell
& Gu. 1Os South street. This is the
first cargo of mclassps>importet!t to Bal
timore from this island for several
years. The most0f it goest Halifax
and the British provinces, where they
get it flee from duty and can better
afford to pay the high prices wlicllthe
superior quality of molasses from this
island demands. = Baltic. Sun. April 2l,
1890.
Referring to the above. would say we
have imported this molasses expressly
for our trade, and will be pleased tolave
your order for same.
WM. NJ. POWELL e. Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-03
A Practical Judge.

1
An editorial notice of our County
Judge appears in Baltimore American
of recent date under above caption as
follows:
1.-THE new judge in Accomac county,
Virginia, seems to be d practical sort,of
official, with good common sense. He
has succeeded in furnishing some of the
worst offenders the countyhas ever had,
among them several illicit dealers in
whisky, one Of whom was a woman-a
terror to the county officials and to the
community. Judge Gillet has decided
that the Jail Is the best place for her,.
Another offender in the same line, an
old man, has been so much improved by
residence in prison that he processes to
have secured religion, and desires to-
get out. in order to benefit society. The.
judge, wisely. wants more proof OF a
change of heart. and the jail doors will;
not be opened till the spring is further
z lvancatl.
Tile new county official seems to
have sound economic ideas. Accomac1
county is not so rich that it Can afford
to board anybody free of charge it it Can
he avoided. The Judge has accordingly
deemed it fair for the prisoners tn pay
for what they eat by work on the conn-
ty roads. The liquor dealers are greatly
stirred up. .Incge Gillet Is making
them toe tile mark. The morals Of the
county have not been heretofore above
Improvement. a number OF bad crimes
on the Eastern Shore have been traced
to liquor, which. in the country, seems
tohave peculiarly exhilarating, not to
say dangerous. effect in tidewater dis
lrlcts.
Lawbreakers and those disposed to-
take chances with statutes need just
such a Judge as this. When evil-minded
people are sure, from ocular deTonstra-
ton, that the man on tile bench will
make the punishment fit the crime, the
community begins to see at once thatit
could not do very well withont-a Jail.
Nothing so favorahly impresses a crimi
nal as an interpreter OF the law WHO is
incorruptiblp and firm. and at the same
time impartial. just and merciful. The
judge may turn out to lie great moral
refurmer in. Accnmac.
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EX-RZJREys6E.6Xz1IU
DIED.

Rrw-At her home neal Bogss'
Villa f. March S1st. 1890. Mrs. Nancy
Rev For several weeks previous to
her death. Mrs Rev was a great snf-
frrer. probably hit few at her age. rs
years. are called upon to bear what she
endured. Naturally of astrong cnnsti-
tuition and bright and cheerful d;spo
sition. she submitted to her painful
misfortune tla degree courageous and
remarkable. Tie ahnve allnslon i, to IN
accident she sustained about five week
before her death. resulting in Il broke.
limb. THIS was probably the direct
cause of her death, as she never re-
G vere.l from the severe shock. Mrs.
Rev din, not complain, but bore her
pains with marked patience until her
death. Six children are left to weep
over devoted mothers absence. Many
friends and acquaintance will miss her
hand of charity. both in words of love
and acts Of generosity. 7.
GUY--Atller home near Pnngoteagnf
on Monday, April 2sth. Mrs Sarah
Gny, wife of Mr.. VIM. Guy.
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Presiding Elders Appointments

Eastern Shore District, third round
Belle Haven. Bethel. May IS. 10.
pungoteagne, Evergreen, "a. %.
Atlantic, Sykes Island, 80 and June ].
Accomac, Trmperanceville, l. ..
Berlin. Tavorsvillr,7 8.
Eastville. Eayvipw. "A, Is
Cape Ghar'as City. Is at ni-'lt.
Drnmmondtown, Amiss' Chapel, July
10, %.
District Conference will convene at
Onancock. Tuesday. July 10, al Ga. m.
Omning sermon at II a. M, by Rev. j.
VI. Anderson, Subject" The Peculiar
Doctrines and Polity of the NJ. E.
Church, SOUTH
j. n. HANK, p. E.
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Belinda.

Mr.. W. J. Hall has qualified as ano
tary public for the county of Accomac.
a fair will be held at Sanford NJ. +.
Church, South, during the holidays, for
The benefit Of the church.
Messrs. William s Bro will replace
shortly mill and fixtures blown up
some weeks ago. by new outfit.
Captains ThomasS. and Spencer Hall,
engaged in oyster business in North
Carolina. are home on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Nancy Mears. an old lady of this
neighoorhood. 30 years oil first day of
April. sews. knits and attends to the
other II usello!d dnties without the aid
of glasses.
Capt. Thomas f. Marshall is selling
oyster plants off of beds made by plant
ing shells four years ago. Many others
will profit by his experience and plant
shells during this summer.
Mr.. Columbus Taylor is critically i'll
with typhoid fever, at his home neal
this place.
Later advices are that lie died Tues
day night. A wife and three small chi.
dren survive him.
Nessrs. w. ]. Hall & Son have opened
ont the best and cheapest stock Of goods
ever offered to their trade. Which they
haye just received from New York
Mrs. w. !. Hall also received from New
7 ork last week. superb line Of millin.
cry goods.