davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-09
j. c.. MARQUIS, Collaborateur
POUR RIRE.

II
LIE petit Chose, qui un rnume
assez opiniatre, est allie consulte1
son m6decin.
Est ce que votre pere n'6tait
pas phtisique?
Non, monsieur, il 6tait photo
graphe.
| En vislte.
i -Vous savez, ma chAre, qu' Hen
riette est veuve.
| -Et celia lui a-t-ll fait un veri-
table chagrln?
--Oh oui, pensez done, ellie est
81 nerveuse!
Xxx
-Je mai jamais compris, disait
X. pautre jour, comment les ocu-
listes faisaient pour vivre.
-.-Eh bien! ct les honoraires?
Les honoraires :. mais ills
operent touJours q Pmil.
TX
Leone ma jama1s en- lie premier
prix d'orthographe.
L'autre jour, voulant aller faire
une course en- Vile, ellie NIT le de-
jeuner sur la table, ct un billet
doux pour son ami Lucien qui de.
Walt arriyer.
Tue des jeunes rats en- mat
tendant, await ellie 6crit.
Lucien est descendu aussitot q
la cave une ratiere ct s'est mis- en-
chasse.
Xxx
Scenes de bal:
-Ces fl .urs de votre coiffures,
sont-e elles naturelles?
Mon, monsieur, artifcielles.
CONNIE elles wont bien avec
vos cheveux!
***
En- police correctionnelle.
LIE president, un voyou qui
Went d'encaisser deux ans de pri-
son:
--Vous n'avez rien a ajouter?...
Non, mon president, je retran-
cherais plutot.
*x*
Un chasseur de dot est enfn ar
rive q Obtenir la main Dime ieune
file r1che.
Ii tou]ours peur que cette proie
lul echappe, ct presse la cer6mon1e,
lnvoquant son amoureuse impa-
tience.
Mais, lui dissent les parents,
dams notre monde, ce nest pas l'u-
sage. pendant le carAme..
Lui, avec passion:
oh! ellie est 81 maigre
XXX
Conte AMERICAN.
John poursnivait de ses assidui-
t6s une jeune miss don't la vertu
5tait in6branlabIe.
Un soir, IL etala devant ellie une
iasse de bil!ets de banque:
Tout celia est a vous, chere
ange, 81 vous ms permettrz seule
nent de contempler la couleur de
7os jarretie- es.
La ieune miss empoche les bill
cts de banque ct relieve pudique-
nent lie bas de sa robe.
Ellie ne portait que des chaus-
,ettes!. >.
A un cours de beaux-arts pour
es danes.
-Oui, dit le professeur, un me-
'idional reinforce ct eloquent, pour
le pas comprendre toutes les beau
es, tout le charme de l'antiquite
yrecque dams so literature ct dams
"a plastique, il ne faudrait pas etre
es creatures intelligentes ct dell
,ates uui je parle, mais de v6ri-
ables cochons! Avec I'M sourire de-
nj contus: Permettez-moi rexpres-.
ZION.
Histori4ue.
***
Un pere despotique veut absolu-
nent decider sa file a 6pouser un
monsieur q fort sac, mails orne dun
ell creve.
La demoiselle r6siste.
LIE pere insiste.
-Tu verras... Tu t'y habitue-
as. ). Et il y cinquante mile IL
res de rente.
-Cest possible, papa. =. Mais
u mas touiours dit toi-meme que
9 marriage etait une f6licite sans
'orgne.
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w, s., Dickinson @ Son,
PocoMoKE CITY. RED.
Grapsla1l.
Valuable Farm For Sale
onOccahonnock creek.

By virtue Of the power vested
in me by Mr. George Holtgreve,
of st. Louis. Missouri, | offer
for sale at-private contract, the
valuable farm known as Grape
land, and if not disposed of pri-
vately before the l4th of Scptem-
Der, next, the same will be sold
at public auction, in front of the
Taylor House, at Eastville, on
Monday, court-day, the said 18th
of September, next.
The farm contains 100 acres,
more or less, is well adapted to
the growth Of all kinds of trucks,
has an abundance and variety of
all kinds Of choicest fruit there
on. and is improved by a large,
two-story brick dwelling and all
necessary outbuildings. Its sit
uation is a beautiful one, being
on Occahonnock creek, North
ampton county near Wardtown,
81 miles from Exmore station
on N. Y. P. & N. r. R., and in
five minutes walk of Reads
wharf. at which point the splen-
did steamer Eastern Shore stops
on her trips to and from Balti-
more, twice each week.
SYDNEY S. WHITE,
Agent for George Holtgreve.
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Passengers met at Onley when
desired, and conveyed to
any part Of Peninsula.
Facilities for cunning, fishing
and sailing on Floyd's bay,
Wachapreague, near
hotel, excellent.
FARMS FOR SALEAI PRIVATE CON-
TRAGEDY The UNDERSIGNED.

No. log acres, miles from POGO
moke City, good two story dwelling
thereon with six rooms, land all high
and well adapted to trucks and fruits,
30 acres in pine thicket-terlns easy
price $500.
No. $50 acres, halfmile from town,
good dwelling, fine fruit and truck
land-price S17.50 per acre.
No. 800 acres, land light loan
with red clay subsoil, two story dwell
ling with six rooms, nearly new, about
onc-half in cultivation, remainder in
pine thicket, situated on public road,
5 miles from railroad depot, half mile
from steamboat wharf-terms easy
price 1000.
No. 40 acres, with good build
ings and fine apple orchard thereon,
! mile from Pocomoke City-terms
easy-price $500.
No. sd acres Zine FARM, situated
along Chincoteague bay, cottage with
eight rooms, barn, stables, and good
apple orchard, large store doing fine
business thereon, depot Of several
oyster packing houses in front of
store-2 miles from nice town. This
is a fine home and must be sold to
close an estate-terms easy-price
$4,000.
For further information apply to
j. B. HOPKINS,
Pocomoke City, Nd.
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A,,lsnce rsrp,c...cnrd ar Thanks.

At regular meeting of the Golden
Rule Alliance, held at their hall in
louisville, on Saturday, August 8.
1891, ordered that the thanks and
congratulations he extended to the
ladies of louisville and vicinity for
the supper and kind attention given
us at our picnic on James Shore, on
the goth day of July, and our appre-
citation for their kind help and assist
ance, without which It would have
been failure, when it proved sue
cess. We also extend our thanks and
congratulations to the brothers who
We're appointed as committee to Off
ciate in the different departments to
which they were assigned, which was
done with neatness and ability. We
also extend our thanks and apprecia-
ton to the public for their Kind pa
tronage, and will, lever hold them in
our remembrance, also to the broth
ers for furnishing our little people
with fine sail boats. With many
thanks for all that were present at
our supper, We bid you short fare
well, hoping to meet you again.
JOHN L. HUTCHINSON,
Sec Golden Rule Alliance.
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a.rarling.on Ground.

The camp-meeting in Pungoteague
circuit. near Keller, opened on the
It'll inst. with the following ministers
in attendance: Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Left
witch, Presiding Elder of Nashville,
Tenn, District; Rev. VIM. H. Chris
tian. Hampton; Rev. J. d. Hank,
Presiding Elder, Salisbury; Rev. r..
A. Compton. South Norfolk; Rev..
w. S. Robbins. Southampton county;
Rev. c.. d. Crawley, Isle of Wight
county; Revs. W. Twilley. j. T..
Moore, j. NJ. Anderson, A. G. Berry
man and J. R. Sturgis, Accomac.
The introductory sermon was preach
ed by Rev. w. J. Twilley, Friday
evening, and the following order of
exercises was observed during the
meeting: Morning prayer, q. m,
lovefeast, 8 a. M. preaching IL a. M,
followed by prayer meeting, preach
ing and prayer meeting, 3 p. m.,.
prenehing and prayer meeting. 8 p:
MIN addition to which n special
service was held for children on We'd
nesday, q p. III.
Excellent order prevailed during
the entire meeting. and the exercises
were attended with gratifying re-
suits. the number of converts during
meeting being thirty or more. The
success of tho camn eince its estab-
lishmen+, in fact. has bon such rs TO
Justify it's continuance from wear to
year. and the opposition that it met
with from some Of the members of the
church atits beginning. view of the
rood work Being accomplished, IL fast
disappearing. in this connection, it
will not be without interest to our
readers to state, that since the first
camn meeting wns held on Turling-
TN Grounds in 1872, conducted by
Rev. Oscar Littlrton. q tabernacle
has taken the nlnre Of u pine hover,
which was rebuilt this verrat an ey-
nense Of $3.50. the CROWDS then IL
Illuminated only by pine knots are
supplied with twenty la nps, md the
few tents then ~ectrd on the grounds
have since increased TO forty-one pri-
waite tents and two excellent board
inc tents-and it's influence for good
hos boon such, that to it may be at
tribu+ni to II grnnt extent. the divls-
ion cf the circuit into four circuits,
which now emnlov and support COM
fcrtablJ' ministers instead of one.
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Now i j lie Tine
THIS IS the PLACE
Secure Bargains.

We must have room for orr Fall
Stock, and so take the balance of
August To make it. We will quote
you few prices so you can see how
you like them:
Fine Dress Suitings 81 yd. now soc.
90c. : roc.
Light colored Henriettas and Serges
Csc. now SOC.
8 Dress Ginghams 1nc.
now Sc.
Challies SIC. now Sc.
lawns DC. now DC.
Fruit of the Loom Muslin &c per yd.
CARPET Chain, I'LL colors, ST. 10 per pad
Fruit Jars. ut 81 doz., 2 at. S1.2S
Sugar dc. per pound.
Meal and Washing Soda &c. per pound
Starch and Bread Soda &c. per pound
Coal Oil 12c. per gallon.
Eagle Condensed Milk tic. per can.
Rumford Yeast 10c. per bottle.
Our line of ReadyMade Clothine,
Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Hats, Groceries, Confection-
cries, Crockcry, Qucensware, ETC., is
full and complete. Prices guaranteed
in every department. Come and ex,
anime our bargain counter, odds and
ends to be closed out regardless OF
cost-also our Sc. e. 10c. counters.
Thanking you kindly for your most
liberal patronage in the past, am
Yours very respectfully,
A. H. G.. MEARS,
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Ohisn AIRY.

Rev. Edward G.. Chandler died last
Saturday ut his home, in this county,
in the 3Sth wear Of his age. He was
educated at Rardolph-Nacon Col
lege. and entered the ministry of the
Southern Methodist Church in 1873.
After serving on several charges his
health began to fail and he asked to
be transferred to Florida. where he
spent some wears as professor of an
Gent languages in Methodist Confer
cnce College of that State. Some
months ago his disease, which WAS
pulmonary consumption. had made
such ravages on his system that he
was compelled TO relinauish his work
in Florida and to return to his home.
For some time before he returned he
knew that his end was approaching
rapidly, and he calmly awaited the
coming Of death. No man ever faced
death with greater courage or with
more beautiful christian resignation.
He was noble christian gentlemen,
and the manv beautiful traits of his
character will long be remembered by
those who knew him well. The fun
eral services were held last Sunday
morning ut his late home, in the pres
ence Of q large coneourse of sorrowing
relatives and friends, Revs. A. G. Ber-
rvInan and John II. Moore conducting
the exercises. The interinent took
place in the family burying ground
on Deep Creek.
Mr.. Levin w. Phillips. worthy
citizen of the county and highly es-
teemed by a large circle of relatives
and friends, died suddenly at his
home, near Melfa station, last Mon
day night, aged seventy-five years:
He retired in his usual health, but
some time during the night went out
into the garden and was there found
dead the following morning. His
death was due doubtless to heart fail
ure Funeral services were held over
him on Wednesday,, conducted by
Rev. j. NJ Anderson. Four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. NJ. Rogers, Mrs. Jas. K.
Harmon. Miss Sallic Phillips, Acco-
mac, and Mrs. John w. Fox, North
ampton, and five sons, Jesse, John,
GUSTS, Cole and Lee Phillips survive
him.
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Democratic ,lasS.wect.as a. Ea-ry..,r

AT Democratic maes-meeti1G held
at Eastvillc, last Monday. Robert L.
Ailworth WIS reelected county chair
man bv acclamation. The following
resolutions presented by Mr. Ohio r.
Mcars We're adopted:
Resolved by the Democratic party
of Northampton county. i'll 3ass
meeting assembled, that there shall
he primary election. provided there
is more than one candidate. on the
Goth dav of August. 1891 for the nur-
rcse of ascertaining tho choice of
Northampton for the Democratic
nomination for the House of Dele
gates for Northampton and Accomac
counties.
Second, The chairman of the Coun-
ty Democratic Committee shall ap-
noint two judges Of election for each
voting place in the county. who sh1Il
conduc; said election in the same
manner that regular elections are
conducted or as near as may he, and
shall transmit the returns to the
county chairman as SOON after the
polls close as possible.
Third, All white persons shall be
entitled to vote, that voted for Z. W.
Mckinney for Governor. or Wln. A.
Jones for Congress. or failed to dose
for some good reason, sncll as alb
sence from the county. sickness. or
not being 81 years old. and all white
Democrats that will be 81 years old
on election day in November NEXT.
Fourth. The chairman ofthe Conn
tv Committee shall, not later than
Wednesday following the election,
count the~vote in the presence OF at
least two members of his committee,
the candidate receiving a majority
or plurality of the votes cast shall be
entitled to name the delegates to
which this county may be entitled.
Fifth, Any person desiring to be Il
candidate shall. on or before Satur-
day the 18th inst. notify the county
chairman in writing of his Intention,
accompanying the same with five
dollars to defray the expenses of the
election, and shall promise to sup
port the successful candidate.
Sixth, Should there be but one can
didate no election will be held, but
said candidate shall be entitled to
name the, delegates.
Seventh, The county chairman is
required to furnish ballots, poll books,
boxes, etc.
Eighth, The successful candidate
shall be empowered to appoint three
delegates and three alternates from
each magisterial district.and one del
egate and one alternate at large.
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For Sale.

One farm containing 1856 acres,
of which about one-half is
cleared, the remainderin woods;
the same is well adapted for
trucking purposes, as it contains
abundant resources for manure.
The farm is very desirable, be-
ing within L! miles of New
Church station, convenient to
churches and schools. 1t has a
large dwelling with necessary
outbuildings all in good repair:
The above described farm will
be sold very cheap. For further
particulars apply to or address
w. J. JOHNSON,
New Church, Va.
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PLEASE TAKE NcT!cE-Merchant
of AccolMac and Northampton coun-
tics, aIii no longer with the firm of
Brlndes Bro, but am in IL position to
offer you special Inducements in no
tons and dry goods line for fall trade.
/ still remain with my oil dry goods
house, Hall. Swoyer, Chase & Co..
who arc second to none in the coun-
try. Thanking you for past f;Ivors,
l kindly ,as!l You to reserve your
fall orders, which will he handled
with the greatest care and lowest
possible prices Will call to see you
latter part of August or lst of Sept'r.
If needed before | call drop me q
card. Julius w. Ward, Belle Haven.
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yAIUABLE TRUCK FARM FOR SALE

I will sell at private contract
my farm wherein I at present
reside, one mile from ATLANTIC
and two miles from Oak Hall
station. 1t is all high land, in
a good state of cultivation, very
kind to trucks, with abundance
of woods manure, and is i'm
proved by a new dwelling con
tanning five rooms. There is
enough land got up to plant
1875, 600 sweet potato sprouts;
The farm is beautifully situated
on the public road-fronting to
the South and contains 95 acres.
It will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to
CHAS. E. SMITH,
Atlantic, Va.
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1t will pay you, it always does, to
get your watches and iewelry from
John w. Duncan, Onancock. He
carries the stock and merits your pa
tronage. The public knows . this to
be- "a fact. and generally find their
way to his store on North street, OPP
posite old drug store, when i'll want
of anything in tie jewelry line.
Prices always warranted as low as
anywhere il the United States. D.
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yIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
clerks office of the circuit court for
the county of Accolnack, on the first
Monday: in August, A. d., 1891, the
same being the 3rd dayof said month:
Myer Greenbau1n 49,. 49," PlalntIft
against
Alexander w. Byrd and Herbert j..
Byrd merchants and partners trading
as A. w. Byrd s. CO.." Defendants
In Assumpsit and upon an Attach
ment returned Executed" and Lev
led"
The object of this suit is to recover
against the defendants $42 10. with
interest thereon from the LIST day of
August, 1889, till payment, and the
costs of this suit.
And it appearing that the said de-
PENDANT, Herbert j.. Byrd, has not
been served with copy OF the said
attachment or with process in the
above entitled suit wherein the said
attachment issued, and italso appear
ing by affidavit filed in said suit, that
the said defendant, Herbert l.. Byrd,
is a nonresident of the State of Vjr-
cinia. on the motion of the plaintiff,
bv his attorneys. it is ordered that
he. the said nonresident defend
ant do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication OF TINS
order and do what is necessary to
protect his interests. and that this
order be. published once a week Tor
four successive weeks in the PENN
sULA ENTERPRISE, q newspaper pub
lished at Accomack @. H., Virginia,
and also posted at the front door OF
the courthouse OF the said county on
the first day of the next term OF the
county court of the said county.
Test: JOHN d. GRANT, c. G.
A Copy
Test: JOHN D. GRAET, c. c.
Quinby q Qninby, p. 9.
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\Yachapreague, Va.
Valuable Truck Farm For SaIs.

The undersigned. having bought
the interest of all the heirs in what
is known as the Broadwater farm, on
which Thomas Hall resided at the
time of his death, now offer the same
as q whole at private sale. This farm
is beautifully situated on the county
road leading from New Church to
Oak Hall. and contains 1870 acres more
or less, about one half Of which is
high arabic land and is especially
suited for trucking purposes. 1t has
about 90 acres of beautiful pine thick
eft. from which thousands of load, OF
woods manure may be taken. Dwell
ling has 8 rooms, all in good condi-
ton, outbuiIdings dilapidated. but
can be nut in complete order at small
expense. 1t is seldom that an OPP
portunity is offered for securing such
q valuable farm, with such pleasant
surroundings. The neighborhood is
first class, II mile from Oak Hall
station, and about the same distance
from New Church station, convenient
to churches and schools. Possession
will be given January LIST, 1892. This
farm will be sold clear OF all lncum-
brance, and on easy terms to ready
buyer.
For further particulars apply to
r. II. DRYDEN, Pocomoke City, Md,
or to Il. H. CONQUEST, Oak Hall Va
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Eor1cE-All persons indebted to
the estate of j. II. Powell, deceased,
the late firm OF Powell & Garrison,
or to the undersigned on mercantile
accounts or otherwise, are respect
fully but urgently requested to come
forward and settle the same. These
matters must be closed up without
delay. Edwin L. Powell.
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Election Notice.


In obedience to an order of the
county court of Accomac coun-
ty, made at the June term, 1891,
notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the sew
eral voting precincts in Atlantic
Magisterial District, in said coun-
ty, on the 1st Saturday in Sep
TENDER, 1891, on the question Of
Granting or Not Granting Ii
quor License" in said district.
Said election will be conducted
by the officers charged with the
duty of conducting other cleo
tions. JNo. H.. WISE,
Sheriff.
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Wanted by one of the best-ccm1nis

Wanted by one of the best-comlns-
sion houses in New York-gocd re-
liable soliciting agents at MappsLurg,
Keller, Melf;s, Onley, Tasley, Parks
lev, Bloxom, Bloonltown and Oak
Hall. Only those meaning business
and willing to work need apply.
Address all communications to Com
Merchant, care Of ENTEE-
pR1sE, Acoomac c. II, Va, which
will be forwarded to US.
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For RENT-Three adjoining farms
in mile of steamboat landing. Par
ty renting can have from 80 to 195
acres of land-houses new, S rooms
water and wood in plenty, barns and
stables in good order, plenty of pine
litter. Land adapted TO all the cereals,
irish and sweet potatoes, peanuts &c.
trucking has been a successful bust
ness over here. Communication with
Baltimore daily, Sundays excepted.
during the season. Only those hav-
ing teams and capital to work these
farms need apply. Address Robert
Healy, Harmony Village, Middlesex
comfy, Virginia.
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Eastern shore Agricultural Fair
Special Premium.

The undersigned offer q barrel OF
flour, as a premium TO the maker of
the best loaf OF bread, on exhibition
at the Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair. commencing August 25th inst,
made out of the.brand of -four, known
as "Nhite Star" sold throughout
the county by our representative
Mr.. r. S. Slant, subject of course to
the decision of the committee appoint
ed for the purpose.
ARMSTRONG, SQuIRR & Co.,
Prop'trs. of North East Roller Mills,
North East, Md.
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If tile ladies would abandon cos
metics and more generally keep their
blood pure and vigorous by the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, naturally fair
compilations would be the rule in
stead of the exception. us at present.
Pure blood is the best beautifier.
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Nor1cE-An persons inlcbted to us
are requested to settle all claims with
the cash by September 1st, 1891. All
open accounts not settled by that
time will surely be found in hand of
an officer for collection. Respect'y,
B. q. Doughty s. Son, Exmore, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-08-15

Ayers Hair vigor restores color
aud vitality to weak and gray hair.
through it's healing and cleasing
qualities, it prevents the accumula-
ton of dandruff and cures scalp di-
seases. The best hair-dressing ever
made, end by far the most economi-
,.,l
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For S,lLE-Lot ut Onley station,
opposite hotel, containing onehalf
acr.. improved by two-storv frame
building 24x5O feet, suitable for store
house. 1t can he subdivided in three
business lots. Terms easy and ac-
commodating. A. J. Lilliston, Acco-
mac z. II. 1t
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Mrs. Ella Knode and daughter, Of
Hagerstown. Md, Mrs. George G.
Gavey, Brooklyn, Mr.. Robert Will
liams. Richmond, and Geo. W. Revel,
Baltimore. are visiting relatives and
friends at Accomac G. H.
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Our customers at Accomac C. f.,
and vicinity will be supplied regular
ly with ice week after next, during
the Accomac Fair, but not with fresh
beef during that week, until Satur-
day, when there will be reduction
in prices of roast beef, round steak,
&c. Respectfully,
w. 7. BUNDIcK.
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u. S. Marsha,'s Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the
District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District
of Virginia, in re a. j. Twyford
US. the schooner Jno. K. Kirk
man. In Admiralty, Ishall sell
for cash at auction on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of August, 1891, at
4 O'Clock p. M, at Hoffman. $
wharf, the schooner Jno. *.
Kirkman, her tackle, apparel
and furniture.
r. R..FARR,
u. S. Marshal.
Per j. j. SULLIVAN,
Deputy Marshall.