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, 1890-07-01

ASHLAND, Wy,,oon,iu Mystery.

7isconsin Mystery.
nssa ,h., b.s June ao.-A kau-
for about two yfs $ .snss'i9 %; murder
atrated. Aprt 20, - "s
States government Dr
burned to theRaterj ~
Kaukauna and fapt.
burned with it, No d LhtlNe
on board the bot that -, Iokan Nas
inquest held thljurv 1Kya' OSgan was
that he met hAieatk ~a Tue
80 p~h from the flames
.d;,;nad ~ ~ Rsed to have originated
49, 80 in the cook room which
~ 49,. ing apartment. At the
10 49, the opinion that Cogan
n.unsnoa !ealt with. few days
- hoS /; by him was found in
= d.,ee,;.a 80 phland by q cousin. who
$500 ~ Rnspicions revived, and
ccsM H.. euNualed to watch for the
Tnmas S-spsfm1 the timepiece. A
;mme;ao,ain man Ri-pg his name as
halls from Katbed under arrest SsnuNas
me ABOVE %aatiauna and resided there ae
oenind tne oai As soon as he was
vicinity OF hafa visit was made to the
of Graham's khuna and unon The naus
forward and trest a yonng adv cama
heard the plotfed that she had over
Vas muedeieqt the time and that Cogan
oreIge nred flor his money, and the
would iead tot erase all eveidence that
parties -cousiction Of the guilty.
, 1890-07-01

CHICAGO, June 30.-ln the Brother.
hood game this afternoon Chicago took
second place by defeating Philadelphia in
a we'll PLAYED game. Attendance 1000.
Chicago. Z; Philadelphia, 4.
, 1890-07-01

CLEVELAND, June 80. - Boston
Oeague) won the game this afternoon BY
heavy batting. Attendance, 500. Cleve-
land 2, Boston g..
, 1890-07-01

PrrTsBURG, June 3o.-New York
Ueague) VOC today by good batting at
the right time. Attendance $50. Pitts
burg. 4. New York L.
, 1890-07-01

CINCINNATI, June 3o.-The local
League club to-day made many errors,
and were unable to hit the bail at the
proper time, Attendance, LOO. Gin
cinnsti 6, Brooklyn s.
, 1890-07-01

PrrrsBURa. Jdre 3O,&ln the Brother
hood game the Irrifo batting of the
home team gave lhem an easy victory.
Attendance 2. 800. fittsburg l9, Boston I.
, 1890-07-01
Boys, nere,s Your Chancer

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get YOU darnlng, patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-07-01

CLEVELAND, June S0.-The poor
fielding of the Giants (Brotherhood) COM
bined with the timely hitting of Cleve-
land. gave the home team a victory today.
Attendance, 500, Cleveland IA, New
York 10
, 1890-07-01
A FROM THE WIRES.

The wholesale hardware store Of Barke.,
Rose & Gray, Elmirs, N. Y, burned
yesterday. Loss, $lO0,0 O0. =
Marier, Luse & Co., type iouhder 8
aud George Hugh, drugs, lost $50,00O
each by fire in Minneapolis yesterday.
Yesterdays temperature-New York
7so. New Orleans so. st Louis so,
Cincinnati so, Chicago IS, Winnepeg &C..
Eyraud, the murderer of Gouffe; RE-
gently arrested in Havana, arrived al
Paris Yesterday and was placed in prison,
The Paris Petit Journal reports thd'
several cases OF cholera, one Of which RI
snlted fatally. have occurred in enc city 4
Marbuune in the department OF Aude. /
, 1890-07-01
Certificate of Fabrication.
Insurance Commissioner Office,
Wyoming Territorv

IuSuIauug OOmmlssloner 5 Uthce,
Wyoming Territory.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 2l.IS9O.
1t is hereby certified that the Travellers
Insurance company of Hartford in the
state of Connecticut, has complied with
the insurance laws Of this territory and is
authorized to transact the business of life
and accident insurance in this territory
Tor the current year.
Witness my hand aud seal of Office the
day and yer first aSove written.
lsEALl II. N. GRANT,
Auditor and Ex-OfEcio Insurance Com
missioner.
By q. w. STEWART. deputy.
, 1890-07-01
BASE BALL.


Chicago o, Philadelphia 4.
CHICAGO. June 3o.-Chicago Ueague)
won today by fine fielding and hard hit
ting. Attendance 400.
Chicago. 9; Philadelphia 4.
, 1890-07-01
Drink statehood 40 at Rhodes & Tro.
ell's today.
IL.

For the occasion of the coronation of
Rex II aud grand carnival to be held at
Ogden. Utah. July l to 7. the Union Pa
ciic, The Overland Route" will sell
round trip tickets for $40. 90, to be sold
June 29 and 80. good ten days from date
of sale. June 26, 27 and % will sell at
$25 round trip, good until July 81.
@. W. SwEEyg Agt.
, 1890-07-01

American Association Games.
Toledo-Toledo 9, Athletic 4.
Columbus-Columbus 7, Syracuse /.
, 1890-07-01

Iae largest stock of fine brandies. old
WHISTLES. choice iiqueurs and superfne
cigars at GEORGE Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-07-01

Greeley pie plant is delicious You
can get il at +. NJ. Griswold & Col on
Sixteenth street,
, 1890-07-01

Tan polish for tan shoes at j. F. Jen-
, 1890-07-01

Drink statehood 43 at Rhodes & Trox.
ellis today,
, 1890-07-01
Milk shake at Towslee's.

Drink statehood 43 at Rhodes & Trox
ellis today.
, 1890-07-01
She Dropped with rhel

CLEVELAND, o., Junet
Leroy" a Cleveland girl, 4 o-"Es,sIl,
Is nun A''emp'eue .~Aekhose real name
and parachute H. frs, h.rooo
PARK ias' evening on11mp at Beyerle's
and narrowly escaped 81 failed bov.vor
perhaps death. The .1r;ous ;n;,,v ~
with hot air. and an etk loon was ins,,.d
French was sent ms; 3~nlova n.maa VA
i~gniting from sparks G.Le- :. -
was forgotten, and ~
sufficiently inflated III 'om tue nre' ne
shot up into the air. IN the balloon was
s,r.nhle ,nt One krench was not pre-
the ropes and as he Nd ana ne began TO
After q vigorous str ~ Ieet caugnt y
in extricating himself uoSnw9G
was about thirty feet Egie ne succeeaeu
sligbted on the orion the earth, and
was severely injured lrsets In inc ar ne
The struggles of pa on MS lace ana
parachute from theI
looae' The n.r,cb,klloon. and whep at
il has trayersed : dt it suddenly broke
and the vom.n Al does not open until
There was a Iond ,hsiderable distance.
eral STAMPEDE. F1nended with a rush.
fell ;nto the brank of terror and a gen.
was rescued Will unstely the aeronaut
iurv. She was YES of a large tree snd
but declared ber hit sustaining any 10
feat ssain. bnsidsrlbly frightened,
- teutiono of irving the
, 1890-07-01
: G. w. STEWART, deputy.


A Free Pass
10 the Worlds Fair for the one in
the city who buys the most groceries up
to that tine from
A UNDERwoop & Bro.
, 1890-07-01
-Four Masked Robbers

BIaELow, Mo, June 30.--ihe
goods house of A. W. Cunning q Col-
robbed last night about 9 o'clo.'k, ouf~..
business hours. 1t was one of the T.
bold and daring robberies ever comm1s,
in northwest Missouri. FPur m1r.
men, dressed in Prince Albeit coatse
mounted upon good horses, rssre h.}sked
approach the town FROM the e.s' 7and
before 9 o'clock. Each one psa WE'D to
~revolvers and the citizens wsre te little
They rifed the money rrA"o large
the safes of the stores they oun Nfrlned;
securing from $1,000 to $nsuUvv. and
then started for their horses, te08J open,
distance from town. By this Ihey
citizens had collected their wits ala short
guns and revolvers and started il ime the
suit to make a running fight. Tnnd q lew
were now mounted and Fought not pur-
| One of them was pierced with her robbers
| blood could be seen along the bravely.
upon the bridges. The puIt bullet. as
Twelve miles and was given road and
night, 1t was evident that tSsuit lasted
some very fast horses in theipnp for the
The robbers are well dressed, pc gang had
and can surprise and hold att possession;
any small town for a few mir wei armed
A nosse of men are %scouupgH bay almost
today They are moving III utes at least.
Iowa. For miles north Of IN the country
it is a heavily timbered cou8 rthwards to
it very difficult to run downfre and west
, 1890-07-01
Look at Those Prtces

ellis today.
, 1890-07-01

papers. LEADHR ofHos.
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Hog Island F,ats-claim of Mr.. Lewis

RICHMOND, Va, January 14-Mr.C.
r. Lewis. the late lessee of the Hog
Island flats, today presented a petition
to the legislature asking to he reim-
bursed for the losses sustained by him
in the State repeating the lease. he
expended, he declares. Sl2, $3.50 in
planting oysters and shells and other
necessary expenses; that he has paid two
years. rent. amounting to SIG Con-
tinuing. the petition says that Lewis
has sustained an actual loss of $685.
QSS.39, and in addition to said actual
loss in money he has sustained heavy
loss in not being permitted to realize
the profits which would have accrued
within the next few years for his invest
ment. The petitioner closes his ap-
peal by stating that he desired, il posi-
bic, to effect an amicable settlement Of
his claim without waving his right to
sue for damages in courts of this Com
monwealth in the event of his being
,1,n9hlA to effect such. 49, es1-'.,.''---
y 4 u.
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NJ ARHEEH.

GUSTS TIINMAN-lannaly 18th.
1890. near Parksley. Ivy Rev II. S. Du-
laaey, Robert L. GUSTS to Miss Mary
E. Human.
BYnD-Y ouNG-.Tanuary 9Th, 1sa0,a
Mappsville, by Rev. j. w. Wand, War
rem $. Byrd to Miss lila S. Young.
Observation-Disclosures S!h. 1890.
at Mndesiuwn, 10y Rev. ]. w. Ward.
Clifford e. jacobs TO Miss Christie
Poole.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 18th,
1890, at Drummondtown, by Rev. W..
J. Twilty. William d. Scott to Miss
Lottie W. Watklnson.
SAvaGE-NAPP-January Sth. 1890,
ut BRIDES residence lear Wachapreague
by Rev. JOHN r. Moore, George b.
Savage to Miss Indie A. Mapp.
SAyAGE-DRUMMoNE--Jan lst,
1890. at Grangeville. by Rev. j. NJ.
Anderson, John W. Savage to Miss
Ella Oracle Drummond.
ADKINs-TRADER = January End,
1890. at Temperanceville, by Rev. W.
F. Hayes, Robert Adkins to Miss Bet
tie Trader.
BULL-WlLKEEsoN-Jaruary lst,
1890. at Oak Hall, by Rev. John S.
Wallace, Floyd D. Bull to Miss Alice
A. WllAerson.
WATsoN-MEARs-Nea Accomac G.
f., January 18th, 1890, by Rev. VIM.
Chinn, Golden f. Watson to Miss Mag
gle b. Mears.
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the A. B. CHASE
Pianos and Organs.

DO you wish to pnssess II Piano or
Organ on easy terms? We will furnish
you with Piano for S30 to $50 cash aud
$40 per month till paid FOR. Gran Or
gan for $40 to $40 cash AM $40 per quar-
ter, or will sell low for Cash.
They are guaranteed wears, and war.
rantpd first class in every respect. and
you cannot find more honestly made III
struments OH the market.
Refe.enc"s-Mrs. +. p. Brrrt. Onln-
cock; w. u. Nottingham, Eastville,
L.. L. Aumtord. Cap. Charles; L. Nj.
Tilghman, Crisfeld.
Write for catalogue and prices 10 5.
G. MCGRATn, Onancock. Va, Gen
elal Agent TO; ULJo Sutro u Co
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peso,u,ions OF Respect.

Whereas, our beloved brother, the
Rev. j w. Hundley, finds it necessary
by his removable another State to sever
his membership in the Independents
Order Of Good Templars of Onancoctsk,l
Va, and
Whereas, in the severance OF his.
membership, this lodge is called upon
TO sustain the loss of one of lis most
esteemed and efficient co,wolkers-'
always courteous and honorable in de-
bate. wise in counsel, and tirelesS In
devotion and labo.s. And
Whereas, the consequent severance
of his familiar membership intensltles
our deep sense of loss. Therefore be IL
resolved:
lst, That we pledge our brother
and his esteemed family Our
continued s,mpaihies AID prayers, and
desire To assure them hat the old adage
Out of sight out of mind" in this IN:
stance. at least, has no loundatloil III
fact.
2nd, That we aft ctionattly COM
mend them to the kindly consideration
ana fellowship of all lovers of temper
ance reform in the community where
Bro. IIundley's pastoral lahors are ex-
uecte,l to be rcSlliueu
sd. Th.t We pledge thema most co.,
dial greeting and most hospitabe eli
! tertainmellt, Whenever they tind it COLI
venient tnleturn to Onancnck.
4th-, That we transmita COPY otTtiiis
| paper lor lliiunGarToi rso-v.ic I7IzNrESI1lil
ENTEEpRIsNandr ae,.. e csf,,
to place tile original. duly signttthyRs, III
committee, which was raised fasSss!Fe
pairing the l,aper,ai'lIthe proper elEeerl
of the lodge irtlle hands of Bro. Hand
ley. Rlv. G. W. BURKE,
+. a, SL0 oMB, sCom
l.. w. tiKoToN
Jan. 18th. 1890.
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The storehous- at llacr knrwn rs
Shops End. near Birds Nest stats II,
n orthampton, belonging To heirs Of A.
G. Nottingham. deceased, aid goods OF
E. NJ. Thompson the occupant. were
dist, Dyed by lire. about 8 O'Clock last
SATURDAY night Tile fire originated III
upper story and When discovered had
articles could he saved, although several
persons were in storehouse at time OF
its discovery. Mr.. Thompson says he
lost besides Ills store goods, Il lot of ter
rapins worth $3.50 and SlO0in currency.
Slorehuuse uninsured-gocds insured
for 50, 900.
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REAL EsTA TIE At
PUBLIC AUCTION.

By virtue of a. deed of trust .da.
fed the 9th day Of August, a. d
1889. from A. j. Ward & al TO me,
an trustee, I will, on tho 2Sth day
of January, a. d. 1890, between
10 a. m. and 2 p. NJ, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on
the premises. that certain lot slt-sI
uated in Belle Haven, containing
one-sixth of an acre, more or less,
1OOxGO feet, and bounded on the
north and east by the Kellam prop
erty, OIL lie south by d. A. Smith,
and on the west by the baVslde
county road.
The LOFT has an excellent store
house on it ard a comfortable anti
convenient dwelling attached. ana
is at present occupied by A. }.
Ward.
The property will be sold subject
to two deeds oftrust, the one dated
December 9th, 1870. to X. T.'iun-
ter. trustee. to secure to john u.
Nottingham the payment OF a hond
for $500 of even date with saln
deed. the other dated September
18Th. 1885. to George T. Garrison.
trustee, to secure to Jpo.W.Corhili
the payment OF a certain bond Tor.
5000 both bonds being now owned
hy the said John w. Corhin. and
the amount WHICH will he due ON
the two said bonds the 2Stli day OF
january. 1880, the day OF the sale
iss1,2o go.
Terms of Sale-The purchaser If
required first to pay s AZ in cash for
one years interestadvanced TO the
said John w. Corbin, also S50.Nt
the purchase money to he paid in
cash, boftlo be paid on the day OF
sale, and tile balance OF the pnr.
chase money to be divided in two
equal instalments, payable respec
lively in six and Twelve months
from the day of sale with interest
from the date thereof The pur-
chaser to execute bonds with good
personal security payable to ME AS
trustee; the purchaser will he al.
lowed to anticipate the pay mcnt OF
the whole or any part of the pnl.
cnase money, and upon payment OF
one-half of the purchase money IN
cash may dispense with giving
personal security, but in either
event the title to the property Will
he retained until the whole amount
of the purchase money has been
paid IN full. Possession OF the
premises will be given as soon as
Tie terms of sale shall have been
complied with. The buildings and
premises will be at the risk of the
purchaser as soon as bid off. When
The whole amount of the purchase
money shall have been paid,a deco
will be given with special warranty
of title to the purchaser upon the
same being rendered for execution
at the purchasers expense.
l will also sell at public auction
on The above named day and at the
same place, the stock of goods anC
store fxtures,uot disposed Of before
said day,in The above named store
house. The stock of goods consist
Of dry goods, boots. shoes, &c, ant
the terms of sale will he cash.
VIM. II. BRlcKHoUsE,
Trustee.
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A Minister In Trouble.

Rev. ]. R. sturgis, formerly of the
Pungoteague circuit, now pastor of
Trinity church, Richmond, has been
temporarily suspended for the alleged
offjelse of writing an improper letter to
a lady member of his congregation. The
letter, it is said, is simply a fervent
declaration of deep affection for lady
in whose spiritual welfare he was inter-
ested. Mr.. Stursis says. that the letter
was misunderstood and that feeling his
entire innocence ofany wrong, he courts
the most rigid and complete il1uirr.
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0Eaucock.

Mrs. VIM. P. Gusts OF Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. DR.. E. r. Lcatherbnry.
A Building and Loan Association
will shortly be organized in OnancocK.
Henry F. Powell and E. o. F. Gusts
have been in Norfolk during the week.
r. J. Parker is having a set of livery
stables built on his property, on Main
street.
DR.. f. r. Finney is having a dwell
ling built on his property adjoining the
P. +. Church.
Miss Bessie Smith of Franktown has
been visiting at Mrs. C. w. Poulson's,
during the week.
Mrs. John P. l.. Hopkins was called
to Norfolk, last week, to attend the
funeral of her father, Mr.. Roberts.
Rev. Mr.. HOLIDAY of Northampton,is
expected to fill the pulpit Of the Baptist
Churok .,s.ss G---as-I DUozV,si --~--z
ing. -...,-Ual,ea 70
Frederick, Md, last week, by the SER
ious illness of her daughter, Hattie. who
is a pupil of Frederick Female SEMI
nary.
A large number of our citizens have
been in the clutches of la grippe during
the week. but the cases have all been
mild ones, resulting only in severe
indisposition.
A number of people in this vicinity
have lost large quantities OF hog meat,
through the excessively warm weather
of the last three weeks. Among the
heaviest losers are Messrs.Sydney Hop.
kins, Thomas w. Taylor aud William
G. West.
A band of white men, styling them
selves regulators" on Saturday last
Notified one Joe Finney, colored recent
ly released from the county Jail, and of
rather uDsavory repute, that his de-
parture from this neighborhood would
be in accordance with 1.-THE eternal fit.
ness Of things, and that unless he left
the town by s p. IN. OIL Saturday, he
would be summarily dealt with. Finney
accepted their advice without remon-
STRANGE. One Dan Bagwell, colored,
was similarly dealt with last week.
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertiser ants
appear in our issue of TODAY:
&C. Lloyd-Pocomoke phosphate.
Floyd g. Co.,-Fertilizers, sc.
American Fertilzing Company.
B. s. Campbell-Photographer.
DR.. W. E. Brlckhouse-Real estate.
A. F. Mears-General merchandise,
fertilizers, sc.
Hopkins Bro. &c Co..-General mer-
chandlse, fertilizers, &c.
Boggs g. Groton-Gcneral merchan.
disc, fertilizers, sc.
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EFry.u1srz.rzxazEs
DIED.

TRADER-At her home near Mesaon-
go. Saturday. 18th, of typhoid fever
complicated with other diseases, MIS-.
Neltie Trader, wife of Samuel e. Ira.
der, aged about 40 years.
TAYLoR-At her home near Hall
wood. Tuesday, January 14th, of con-
sumption, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, wife Of
Sebastian 'raylor.an daughter Of Hen
ry Knight, aged about so years.
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l6Ynlcnc0t.

Bright lights were cleaning from
every window in the residence of Capt.
S. a. Lewis on the evening of Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th. The attractive occa,
sion was the marriage of Mr.. Mailman
iel j. Lang and Miss VirginiaS. Parks.
Miss Parks is the daughter or MIS-.
Sarah Parks, and the sister OF MIS-
Capt. Lewis.
The bride and groom were ushered IN
by Mr.. a. b. johnson and Miss Iloi-
tia Lang, and Mr.. George Il. iarkS
and MISS Laura Lang. The pride'
always pretty, looked prettier than
ever, as she stood BY the side OF and
gently chung to the manly, noble form
beside her. A handsome reception was
given by Capt. Lewis on "Wednesday
evening and Capt. Henry Lang on
Thursday III honor of the occasion.
LoNAX.
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Mr.. YIN. T. Belote. of firm of Aslby
g. Belote. Accomac G, H., is absent
from the town this week, on visit to
Hampton. He was a resident Of that
place some months ago, and rumor says,
he returns to see "the girl he left be-
hind him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18

Hon. S. S. Wilkins introduced a bill
in the legislature on the 18th inst, to
amend the code in relation TO fishing
with pound nets In the waters on tho
east side of the Chesapeake bay. The
i ucC " cSli
the 1st ot MAY and the 1st of June. AS
the law is at present, it. is not legal to
take llsf during three months Of the
year.
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A dwelling house occupied by Tom
Douglas, colored, belonging to DR.. w.
S. Horsey near Oak Hall, on line of n :.
Y, Z. s. n. R. R., was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night of last week.
The fire when discovered had made such
progress that the occupants barely lad
time to escape, and all of them, eight in
all,were more OF less burned, one or two
of them very seriously. The fire started
in the roof, and it's origin is unknown.
Loss from $500 to S5O0-unlnsured.
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Hon. j. w. G.. Blackstone has intro
duced into the Senate bill amending
the Code in relation to the manner OF
bringing suits to attack fraudulent con-
veyances, This bill only involves tie
legal question as to whether such suits
can be brought in vacation as well as in
term time.
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DR.. John ". Bowdoln, Bloxom sta
ton. after having tested mixture b"
for thee years. says he finds it equal to
any fertilizer he has ever used, regard
less of price, Peruvlal guano not ex-
cepIed, OH corn. oats and sweet pota-
toes, especially the latter, and shall use
1t the coming spring.
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A Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton organized at Eastville, more than a
year ago, continues TO flourish with in
creasing interest. A reading room, free
to the public. is one OF it's attractive
features. Sufficient funds almost are
in hand to pay for the erection of a hall
by its members al an early day. Why
not start similar organization at Ac-
comac CHI, and who will be tho leader
in the good work?
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Frank Green, q young man of Mes
songo. son of Mr.. Charles Green. got a
steel cinder in his eye during last week,
and tile effort to relieve him OF the
same actually resulted in displacing his
eve from the socket. He has gone to
Baltimore for treatment.
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The statement that a survey has been
recommended by United States engi-
neers fol- the contemplated harbor i'm
provements at Onancock. Va, proved to
be incorrect. The survey has been
completed, and the next step will be to
secure an appropriation for the work,
which is much needed.-Balto. Sun.
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The little son of Mr.. R. V. Noting
ham, Eastville, for last two weeks .
sufferer with lock jaw and thought TO
be beyond recovery, has improved OF
late and may recover.
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Or. W. Z. Brlckhuuse, trustee, will
sell al public auction, Tuesday, Jan
uary 2Sth. at Belle Haven, the valuable
sto.ehouse and dwelling at present oc
cupied by AL. Ward. For full partic
ulars, see advertisement in this issue.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Why sendto strangers TO buvtrpes,
rlants Il Sc, DIS when you Gun gel btt-
ter, fr.Shpr aud chrr~r stock here at
honr9 On descriptive catalogue and
price list mailed free TO all applicants.
.Accomack Nurseries, Nc Matil Bros. i,
ONLY, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18

Mr.Emory J.Clase says he used Vir-
sinius guano, bought of a. T. Mears,
last season by tue side of popular nigh
grade fertilizer, and that Virginius
costing 81 less per ton, and used in the
poorest land beat it badly. He will use
it exclusively this year.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18

The Holland Hotel, Hlorntown, as
will be noted elSewh, IL has changed
hands. MIR. Ri. L. West,of Maryland,
now occupies 1t as pr prieto:. uldei
lease from MIR. William Holland.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18

The committee Of House of Repre-.
sentatives Of United States has acted
favorably upon the bills to establish
lighthouses on Hcg Island, AMI at the
entrance to Cape Charles.