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.sR4a, T:st,fe Nnti,e.

Very valuable req: estate is offered
for sale in this issue by Zorro Willis,
agent. The farm is just what the
average farmer on the Eastern Shore
wants and is of that kind which pays
better as an investment than any
other. It's size, location, resources
and improvements commend it to
land buyers OF every kind and de
scription. The house and lot too is
very valuable either as home or in
vestmont and admirably located for
gentlem an of leisure who want n
club house.
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Meeting Of Farmers at rarksrey.

About one hundred leading farm
ers of Accolnac resp onded to the call
of DR.. Geo. w. LeCato. President of
the County Alliance of Accomac, "to
take som action in reference to the
refusal of the n. T., P. s. N. r. r. Co.
to reduce the freight IA tes in accord
ance with the decision of the Inter
State Commerce Commission.
DR.. LeCato, in calling the meeting
to order, submitted report OF the
efforts 0 the Alliance to secure re-
f'uct.on the freight rates on N. Y,
p. & n. r. r.. the succ ,ss with which
they hid been attended and the
steps TO be taken to enforce tt order
of the Inter State Commerce COM
mission for reduction of 20 per cent.
on vegetables and 25 per cent. en- po-
tatoes.
Benjamin T. Gunter, Jr.. made ON
address setting forth the object of
his visit with DR.. LeCato to the Chair
man of the Commission and the sue
cess with which it was attended He
reported, that the conference with
the Chairman of the Commission was
in all respects satisfactory. He stated,
that q successful fight could be made
against the Railroad Company by a
small outlay of money to pay coun-
sci to assist the United States Dis
trict Attorney, and the Commission
would bring suit TO compel obedience
to its order. lie closed his remarks,
by insisting that the people stand by
their rights and make the fight
n. B. Wescott being called, gave q
history Of the Commission, the object
for which instituted, the relief
through it the people expected and
could secure if true to their interests,
the fight of the Delaware State
Grange and the success attending it,
and closed with an eloquent and for
chile appear to the people to fight the
Railroad Co. until they get their
rights.
at the conclusion of the addresses,
the question was put by the Presi-
dent of the Alliance, ''Shall counsel
be employed for the fight against the
N. Y, P. & N. R. r." The response
was unanimously in the affirmative,
and on motion, it was resolved, that
committees be appointed in every
neighborhood to raise the necessary
funds and that Hon. John Goode be
employed as counsel to assist in the
fight against the Railroad Co.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
ALWAYS IN STOCK.

Black Silk Camel Hair Cloth Henre
sege Woseds plain striped and pad Pine apple Tissue S9ra
Suitng,
Furnishing line Dry Goods
Hardware
glassware Toilet Sets SETS Tinware
Mating Oil Cloths Hats Trunks Saehe
Paintings few prices which
SIMPSONS Oil aicoes Fruit Of the Loom Muslin
Hamburgs Torcan Lace inch &c inch &c. inch &C.
Straw atsCoare 25
Gnuated 4c Coal Oh 1sc Wasng Soda g. Starch and
Goods department. sold ceas
all the floors full
both and under-soods that hard times do not effect
trade believe
that going goods for less
than else else IN Oh any town. here
therefore and do underse
of liberal the
soliciting continuance remain, Respectfully
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John Rev, Jennie Ancs, Eunice
Treallle.
shakspere's:. Julius! Casar-Griffin
Holland, John Rev., Walter Ames,
Harry Mears, Maud Guthrie, Alpha
Doughty, George Burke.
Macaulay's Select Essa ys-Second
Class-Griffln Holland. John Rev,
Walter Ames, Harry Meara, Jennie
AInes, Lora Neville. First Glass
Maggie Groton, Anna Bagwell, Pes-
Taylor, Robert Oldham, Herbert Lii
liston, Sidney Kellam.
Tenhys,n's Select Poems Anna
Bagwell. Maggie Groton, Bessie lay.
lor, Robert Oldham. Herbert Lillis.
ton, Sidney Kellam.
Millions Samson Agonistes-Anna
Bagwell, Maggie Groton, Bessie Tay-
lor Bernice Guthrie, Robert Oldham,
Herbert Lilliston, Oscar Powell, Sid
ney K,llam.
Hill's Rhetoric: and Chaucer's Pro
logue-Anna Bagwell, Sidney Kel-
lam, Maggie Groton. Bessie Tavlor,
Robert Oldham,l Herbert Lilliston,
Oscar Powell.
Hills Rhetoric-Barnice Guthrie.
Genung's Practical Rhetoric-S.
Upshur Hopkins
Third French--Grainmar and Trans
lation-Sernice Guthrie. Transla-
tion-Nellie Scott, Jennie Ames.
Second Frenc!,-Grammar and
Transitions. Ups'lur Hopkins.
Translation-Bassie Taylor, Lottie
Parker. j
First French--Translation, Gram
mar and L'terature;E Ella Kellam,
Anla Bagwel. !. Trans'ation end
Grammar-Car,lc Pitts. Transla-
tion and Literaturn-Fannie Taylor.
First Gernan-Fannio Taylor, Sid
ney Kellam.
Fifth Latin-Afaurice Lane, CIar-
ence Holland, John Addison, Wash
Hunt.
Fourth I.at'r-Nrauda Guthrie,
Edith Oiihnlu, Eya Rev, Herman
Hunt.
Third Lntin-Constance Taylor,
Griffin Holland, John e. Noting
ha II, Jr.
S,conl Lain Second Section
Ella X .li"m Rsr',ice Guthrie. First
Sertion-.Tohn Rev. Herbert Lillis-
ton. r ,hc-t Oldham. Oscar Powell.
Bessie TAYLOR.
First Lati'l-i c. Baswell, Sid
nov Kellam.
Gree First Yeor-Robert Old
ham.
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the following real estate of which
Edward L. Willis died seized and pos
sessed:
1st-Farm of 100 acres, more or less,
situated within one mile of Exmors
Station, and 81 miles of Belle Haven,
with dwelling of four rooms in good
repair and oil necessary outbuildings
thereon. Yho land is high, easily
cultivated, we'll drained, adapted to
the growth of all kinds of trucks and
has abundant resources of pine shat
tiers, woods mould, &c. 1t is conven-
lent to churches, schools and station,
and located in the midst of thrifty.
industrious, intelligent and refined
people.
Clubhouse and lot at Willis Wharf,
of 425 1000 acres. more or less. The
dwelling recently built contains eight
large rooms, is in excellent repair and
in 100 yards of wharf, from which
steamer makes, 8 trips week to Hog
Island. Three oyster shocking houses
doing large business, are located in
the immediate vicinity. The proper
ty is especially desirable to parties
who wish to purchase same for
Club House. 1t one mile of Exmore
Station.
Terms of Sale.
Ten per cent. of the purchase
money must be paid in cash on the
day of s;sle-balance in three equal
instalments payable in 6, II and 10
FROM that day.
For further particulars write to
Zorro WILLIS, Agent.
Exmore, Northampton county, Va.
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The NJ. e. Church is being hand
soInely painted.
Children's Day will be observed at
Union Baptist Church, tomorrow,
Sunday.
L. F. Taylor and family, of Wacha-
prague, and family Of uncle Billy
Burton, are visiting friends here.
Round potatoes are being shipped
from this place in large quantities,
but the prices are not satisfactory.
The household effects of the Rev.
Mr.. Sanford, the new Baptist minis
ter, arrived here Tuesday on schoon-
er Leeds.
The "Sanctifled Church" in course
of erection i'll upper part OF the Is
land will seat more people than any
church on the Islam /. With popu
lation of $500 we now have nine
church edifces.
Mr.. Eba Wheaton, of Folly Creek,
bought a lot on Chincoteague, last
week, with the view, it is reported,
of building a handsome dwelling Oh
same and making it his home again
some time in the future.
Since the oyster season expired
many OF our people have been eli
gagged in overhauling, repainting and
testing the speed of their boats.
Each, OF course, has the fastest and
of course talk is cheap and abundant
just now. at all the public places.
Children's Day WIGS observed at
Beulah Baptist Church last Sunday.
The church was handsomely dccora-
ted with evergreens and flowers, and
the music and rccita tions were OF q
high or.lcr OF merit. The programme
was an elaborate one and in all re-
spects we'll rendered.
Rev. S. U. Grimsley preached four
evenings last week, at Union Baptist
Church, and the church was filled
to OVERLOOKING" on each occasion by
old friends and members. He has q
fast holl upon the affections of our
people as was shown by the many
pffecticnate greetings received dur
ing his visit.
A--ivalsat Atlantic Hotel this week:
G. W. Schultz. Philadelphia; T. s..
Price. Stockton; e. s. Colin, J. Nc
Allen, F. H Duveant. Snow Hill: H.
P. Dale, Whaleyville, Md; jag. Fl, tch-
er, Wilmington; Thos. Ross, Jno. ".
Ola l,iing, Miss Lucy Evans, ]. S.
Ross, VIM. Co, ington, Er-astus John
con, Miss a. Johnson, E. NJ. Town
send. S. J. Stevenson. Accomsc.
The body OF browne man was
found on Wallops Island, on 10th
inst, by members of the Life Saving
crew. He was about a. years old,
weighed about 1870 Ponds md was
dressed in blue uniform, with brass
bnttons having the letters y. H. D.
s. s. ", on them. A Waterbury
watch ard piece OF paper with May
on it we've thu only things found in
his pocket. The body w Is cared for
and buried by Capt. Whe alt IN and
crew.
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The Belle Haven Furniture Com
pany will receive next week the
largest line of wall paper ever shown
on the Eastern Shore. They have
also purchased the entire stock Of
paper from Mrs. B. J. Ward, which
will be moved to their store, corner
Main and Lee streets.
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Several valuable farms offered for
sale at private contract in this issue
by f. H. Dryden, real estas agent,
Pocomokc City, Nd. If you wish to
buy farm Ut low price and on
easy terms, read the advertisement.
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Belle EayoM.

Mr.. L. ]. KelIam, a soiourner for a
few weeks past in Delaware, has re-
turned home.
Miss Maggie Duncan, will leave
next week to attend the Normal In
stitute, at Bedford City.
Miss Amelia f. Bull, who has been
quite sick for the past six or seven
weeks, has nearly recovered, to the
delight of many friends.
DR.. r. H. Porter gave entertain
ments in the town hall on Friday
and Monday evenings, for the bcne-
fit OF the Presbyterian church.
The Good Templars will hold a
public meeting at this place on Fri
day evening, of next week, in the
Methodist Church. Prominent speak
crs will address the audience and
music suitable for the occasion will
be rendered.
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To LOVERS OF MUsIc-The Maps
vile Cornct Band offers its services
to tile public for the present season
on reasonable terms. We are prepared
to fill all engagements at the shortest
notice. For further particulars ap-
ply to John L. R.Iyfeld, Secretary,
Mappsville, Va.
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A. II. G.. Mears,

Notice TO CREDIToRs-All persons
having debts and demands due and
outstanding against the estate of
Levin w. Phillips, deceased, will
please produce and prove the same
before the undersigned, at Accomac
G. H., on court day, June 9th, 1892,
and receive payment. L. Il. Phillips
and Thomas w. Russell.
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NoTrcE-Gray Eagle will be at
Drumuondtown. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, the 18th and 18th of May,
and every Tuesday and Wednesday,
two weeks from that time the bal
ance of the season. Terms $500 to
insure Il mare in foal. L. T. Parker.
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SIN union there is strength" For
their own protection the people must
not neglect to unite in all lawful pur-
noses. Insurance is no exception.
Take the Mutual every time. II. f.
Kelly, Onancock, is agent.
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"IvANnoE"-The best for the price

The Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of
Eastern Virginia is home company
for Accomac and Northampton coun-
ties, and through it the people are
insnring themselves, thereby saving
the profit they would otherwise pay
somebody else. c. E. Kelly, Oman
cock, General agent.
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BoARDrNG-Mrs. u. B. Henderson,
formerly of Pocomoke City, has open
ed large boarding house and will
be pleased to receive patronage. Her
house is large convenient and central
ly located at 1873 West Lexington St..
Baltimore. Md.
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Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore, this spring and summer
Will find the Maltby house, desir-
able stopping place.
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WANrED-To buy for cash, small
farm within four miles of Onancork.
Address. Mrs. S. h Macmillan, us
North 18th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FARMERS WANTBD-An industri-
Gus, honest, capable, single man to
manage farm. Good wages TO the
right man. Write giving age and
reference as to qualifications to j. w.
Edmonds, Accomac G.. H., Va, and
your applications will be promptly
forwarded to party who wishes to
engage farmer.
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TAKE NoT1cE-Frank Jones, mer-
chant tailor, Pocomoke City, Md. will
visit Accomac G. H., the first day of
every county court, with u fine line Of
samples of goods for suits suitable to
the season.
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The Johnstown Jews, better known
as the poor mans friends, are now
located at Pungoteague, only with a
full line of Spring, Summer and Fall
clothing, cheaper than ever sold be-
fore. Come early and you will have
a chance to select from full assert
ment.
r,x. c Co.
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WANTED-A good man to manage
and work on farm-good wages paid.
Robinson Nottingham, Eastville, Va.
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For SAIE-Thoroughbred Alder
ney bull calf. farm horse and fifty
barrels of corn. B. T. Gunter.
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Nor1cE-For sale, or for rent for
year 1893, the hotel property at New
Church. VIM. H. Marshall.
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NoTIcF-For rent for the year 1893
a good one horse farm, near jenkins
Bridge, known as the Parks Farm.
Apply to James t. Landlord, Jenkins
Bridge, Va.
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Mach;pullgo, Va.
srec,ns rrices fur Ncx, wcc..

specins rrices fur Mex wccn.
Full line floor Mating from 12tcts.
up, also Jap rings
Romnant counter loaded down
with b1rgains at your price.
250 Parasols and sun Umbrellas
ranging from 1Oots. to 81 each.
100 pairs of Slippers in Oxford, OPP
era and Newport ties at Scots. per
pair.
Shelf worn and goods that ought
to have been sold 6 to II months ago.
They must go now at some price.
They are placed in a separate room.
Come in and see them.
Full line of Clothing for men,
youths and boys just arrived-in
light coIors and latesr styles. Three
styles in mens suits-1rey, blue and
plaid-al at S. per suit next week.
Three styles in children's-grey, blue
and bIack-at 81 per suit.
AMEs, SHIELD g. Co.,
Onancock, Va.
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"a dollar saved is dollar made
Why pay your money for something
Won don't need. You can insure your
self without asking for foreign help
for which you have to pay. Insure
in the Mutual. g. F. Kelly, Oman
cock, is agent.
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FARMERs-For peas and potatoes
ship to the best men in each market:
james F. Cooper & Co., 272 Atlantic
Ave, Boston; John L. Smith & Co.,
shipping No. SS). 1926 Greenwich ST.,
New York; T. s. Gibson, 10S Spruce
St.. Philadelphia, Pa; Daily returns.
Refer to your bank. G. &. Joynes.
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Ask your grocer for Armstrong.
Squier & Co.'S "White STAR flour.
Try it once and you will use it again.
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For SALE-Fodder and hay by the
undersigned. Mrs. E. F. G. Garrett,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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ss.rsom en-, T.xo Notice,

Futurity stake races for 1903, '04.-
First stake for trottin; foals of 1891
to be trotted at Cape Charles, Va,
during Fair of 1893. To this stake
the Chesapeake Agricultural Asso-
citation will add 5000.
TO nominate u colt. First payment
SIS. July 1. 1892, when nomination
must be m ,d"; So January /. 1893; S.
July /, 1898, when colt must be
nalne.l, and $40 moro to start.
Second stake for foals of 189S-to
be trotte,l in 1894. To this stake the
Association will add 5000.
To nominate q mare, SIS July 1,
1902, when nomination mnst he made.
First payne If on foal, 80, January l,
1903; second payment on foal, S., July
/. 1858; third payment on foal, So, Jam
urry 1, 1894: fourth payment on foal,
$40. July /, 1894, when colt must be
name |. and s2n nole tostart.
National rules to govern.
Open to Eastern Shore of Virginia
colts onlj'.
Distance in these r.,ccs will be
waived.
Addrcss oil nominations and in
quiries to
A. T. LEATHEHBuRY,
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DIED.

JARv1s-Tuesday, June 18th, at his
homo near Shady Side, Northamp-
ton, Jesse N. Jarvis, aged 81 years.
KEILY-Wednesday, June 18th,
near Hallwood, Elijah Kelly, Sr.,
aged about 30 years.
LANKFoRD-Wednesday, June 18th,
at Hallwood, Mrs. WIN. Landlord.
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Nudge, Smith & Co., proprietors OF
the faYoritc and celebrated brands
of flour, "Hiawatha, M Liss"
and "Ivanhoe," 206 Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
Z. +. Warren, Agt. for Va. and Nd.
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Observation-Disclosures grade Pat
ent flour
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BUSINESS LOTS For SALE-At
Eastville station, at moderate prices.
Apply to 7. NJ. Scott, Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-Building lots at Coal
Kiln, OOx2O0 feet-larger if desired.
John r. Sturgis.
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FASHIONABLE DaEssMAKING-Ex-
ecuted promptly and at moderate
urices at Dunkirk, by the under
signed. Miss Ella d. Bradford and
Mrs. Bette S. Ward.
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LOTS FOR SALE AT GRBENBAcK-
VILE, VA.-We have for sale q num-
Der of desirably located lots of high
land on the north west side of Second
street, and also lots on the south
west side of public road from the
bridge to Sol. T. Tull's lot and from
Capt. Thos. Young's lot to 0. L. Tay-
lor's lot The title to these lots is
perfect, and will be guaranteed by
us to the purchasers, by deeds with
general warranty of title. A plat Of
these lots can be seen and further in
formation obtained. by application
to Mr.. Thos. B. G. Glib, Greenbacz-
vile, or to the undersigned: John
Nicely, Norfolk, Va, Upshur Il. Quinn
by. Onancock.
Feb. 18, 1892.
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ICE CREAM-The Pocomoke Cream
cry is now in running order, and in
fact is oil the time prepared to fill
orders of any size, and solicits the
trade on the lower Peninsula: LIST,
because she is so close by parties can
receive cream hard frozen and will
not need repacking; End, because
they make No. cream. as all know
that have used it. DeKay & Merrill,
Pocomoke City.
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For RBNT-My farm near Only.
June o, '92. W. I. Broughton.
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For SALE-Fine Attorney COW,
fresh to pail-and calf. WI. Ayres,
Sr.
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For RENT-For 1893, three-horse
farm. H. H. Wilkins, Bridgetown, Va.

NoTIcE-House OF entertainment
at Accomac G. H., with Wesley w.
Bull, proprietor. Board Ivy day, week
or month, and dinner served on
court day.
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Wachapreague.
aluable Farm
)ne Mile of Exmore Station,
And
House and Lot
At Willis Wharf,

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The undersigned, agent for the
heirs, will sell at public auction, on
Saturday, June 25th, at p. m,
at E1more Station.
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ISAAC ELLKAs & SoNs.
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Ho! For THE BEAcH-The under
signed is prepared to take parties
from any landing on Folly Creek to
any point on the seaside during Sum-
mer. Accommodations comfortable
and safe-charges reasonable. Ad-
dress Polk Lang, Accomac G. H.,
care ENTERPRISE office.
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LosT-On road last week between
Drummondtown and louisville or
between louisville and Fair Oake,
by the undersigned, al account book
with black back, containing impor-
tant papers. A liberal reward will
be paid for it's return to me at Acco
mac C. H. Thos. Kellam.
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For RENT-Seaside farm known az
the Wigton Farm, near Modestown,
convenient to church and schools.
Apply to E. S. johnson, Modestown,
Va.
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Central Hotel.
Attorney-General r. Taylor Scott,
of Virginia, had Clerk oldham, this
week, to furnish him transcript of
the record in the trial of VIM. Marsh,
at April term last, of our county
court. for felonious dredging of oys-
tiers in Tangier Sound. 1t is evident
from this circumstance that Mr..
Scott is preparing Virginia's veiw of
MaryIand's claim to the right that
her citizens shall be tried within her
own borders for such offences, and
if Judge Bond decides adversely to
Virginia's view of the matter. the
case no doubt, will be carried to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Marsh is now out on bail.
J. w. &. Blackstone and Thos B.
Quinby, special commissioners, will
sell at public auction, on Saturday,
End day OF July, p. H., the Oman:
cock Academy property, consisting
of Academy building and lands be-
longing thereto, three pianos, school
furniture, &c. The sale of the prop
erty will not interfere at all with the
school for the next year. The school
was larger last session than ever be-
fore, end the property is paying It's
owners u handsome percentage on
their invet tmcnt every year. The
sale is made to settle up the accounts
of guardians for the orphan children
of some of the deceased stoekhuiders.
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NEIenB0RHO0D NOTES.
McOfeeEne.

The NJ. e. Church is being hand
somelY painted.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A special grand jury is to be en-
panelled at the next term OF county
court.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-04
The Nebraska Governorship.

OMAHA, Jan. 2.-Ex- Governor Boyd
received telegram from Washington
this morning, confirming the statement
that the suprume court would decide the
governorship question in his favor. The
governor said the dispatch stated that
the information was received under such
conditions that the name Of the senator
was not to be disclosed, and that the
matter was not to be published until the
time he would indicate. Governor Boyd
further stated he did not place implicit
confidence in the report, but was in
clined to await until Monday, when the
decision would be rendered. He was in
clined to think however, that his
chances were good.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-04
Senator plumb,s Successor.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 2.-Senator Per-
kins, when asked today if his position
on the tariff and silver would be radi-
cally different from that of Senator
Plumb, replied:
Senator Plumb had radically changed
his views on these questions within the
past year. / voted for the Mckinley
bill and Mr.. Plumb voted against it, but
he had lately given it as his opinion it
was wise piece of legislation. So far as
the silver question is concerned, l do
not think anything will be done this
session.