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Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
Gapteiu W. GhriitenIeu. Der

Mtioten Of Ipril Wnaneo a~freiite til
Sslanb for Der paa ari9sminiiteriets
9esne at erboerpe islanbfe Sunbe til
8resiur / ariestjeneite, er M penbt
tilbase meb ~iRrbeles sObt ubbptte ai
&eiien. aapteinen bar iOrelsbis biem'
brast 8 uoisste Sunbe ps bar unoer
Opbolcet / bet bpie NOro fitret Wini'
~iteriet 9ilia9n om 3ilienoelfe af flere
fra nGrmere betegneoe Steber, bpor
&acen er iarlis ubpitlet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Gn llbiorbring. aif,oiaet gremisr'
%lsitnunt %. Gbriftmas Girtind. Splm.
felo offentlissisr -2annebros" en- Gr'
tifel, bpori ban rstter furfielise eraoe'
renbe Sistslier mob Nbmirai WelbabL.
GSmiralen bar M anlast Sag mob Gam.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
Gu misunbeliesparbig Stiaing

Sumfunoet inotaser be proies iiouelIe
9issere Berlin. $500 2abbanie itaar
Der paa @aoerne % tisser iammen fine
100000 Narf pr. Gar - foruben
8labninssitptter, Stsoler Off. De
mere anitanbsfulbe inbIfr9nier zig til
at ienbe s~atante 9isserbrepe, bpOrpau
inbbrinses / aurets Ssh not l Miaiun
% npsle loo, 1000 Mart.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
arimiuoIoipI | sronbbiem. 6

fonaelis gropoiition f%Oreilaar bspilsei
$3.50 8r. til 9lnlas al ct miblertioist
9riminalaipl | ben neblaste gfoelina
B / 1~rpnbbiems Strafanitalt os 64T
arpuer til bet napute aipls Drift,
bporpeb Snbtasterne peb Giplet for el
Gar er %anilaaet til 1880 Str. % ub'
aifterne til 14,400 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
granbcn paa Sislbbsim oeo Goro.

iiranb bar bl. q. bapt ben Gplse, at
@ieren, &eitauratsr 8ablitrem, forles
ben bleu arreiteret ipm iistet for at
babe paaiat Slben. 5~ansslinsen er
o9laa ltaofaitet al Gters Gprbprsret,
~eitsrat bans pripat e~nsaserebe Soripas
rer, abootat Meper, ueo fin 5ulomas.
tige Sperretsiasfgrer Gnberien bapbe
paaItaat 9ablitrsm lsslabt, ibet ban
fanbt Mistanfen albeles 9runblps.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
4nhplbte Subbrubstnpe.

ninssmanoeue til bet bos Sernfpber
Rielien | Siaersb rplis forsuebe Snb.
bruostpueri er M blepue anbplot. Del
er en- Baseriuenb Os en- &onbitorIpenb.
sf be itiualns 1900 ar. bar ftsrite De.
len forbruat.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

25 liars SubilGum. Den 2Sbs
Mai feireoe BUrsmeiter Sdisrrins i
Sploins rs Gars 9usen for fin llb.
napuelie til &etsbetient. Subilaren
babrsbes paa foritielis Maabe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
One Fare Rate for granomauoeue.

5or bet aarlist Firemen's Tournament I Joiua Slia
fra ben ioos I'll 2aoe Juni bill turlrHaiot. 1sodr Rd'
ptes q Northern 8srubausH iatge GrelrtOu Gid,ts
ira aue sauftsr pal oeus 9iais I Soma til IartsH al
en- Fare for Round Trip Silett Z til 5aiss ira Ten
lobe CUNT til 2loe intluRSs, sploi8e tR6tl os Hso s8os
Juui Gor pbsrlissre CplpsniHsrr beHUruo Dem til
StatioRsaaentsn. Y. Morton,
G. r q p A. &c ar Raptos. 1cUl.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Batter 8ape. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
eninsen for 2arerinber, be b6iere Sto'
lsrs % Brioatlarerinber | 9%riitiania,
bar ! btsie 8ase fro en- Dame, Der lite
snifer fit Raun naunt, mObtasst en-
8ape al 1000 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Sarm Healffole er cperbraset I'll
Carer Deb Siltebors 8salRole, Cand.
phil. 9. Rabien'W en- Ssn al
9auostbinssmanoen. Dpertasslien Ter
Deb bet npe Stoleuars 9~sspnoelfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
llInffestil5alpe. SRA ssiSterSmaffeu

NlgffestilfGloe. Sra Gi1ferImaffen
"Si9nal", 8aptein antboniien, nf Sans
forulDffeoe npli9 ben 17aari9e Sitter
pans Garre Nielien at SsncerbO.
- Grbeibsmanb Sens Senien er in.
"SOri. $751;" furleoen forulpitet / en-
Wer9el9rao paa Sisgaarb. San or.
beioeoe / @rauen, oa en- Del Ser itpr'
tebe neb uoer bam. San bpbe itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
Mprhet / V~eiferhHiiune.

Wforoet / VeiterbGnnge. BOrgmes
tier Splotp bar ifslse "5aab. Qp." las
BET arreitere en- Susmanb ps bennes
Suitru paa 8eIterbaiinse Warf. Den
paasialbenbe Susmuno er omtrent 70
Gar sammel, men en- raft us iraftis
Mdub.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
TooSfalo

GHstH -buB,s bsgsust1lgrss Tor l~rapsrsnss Stspi
o. 9,uutr. at pans y. Guatu alai' pes Esstu ben sTss
Rat is94 On Hiost al 81 Aat "a 9 BaaH,bsr.
aariHo D'artS gHssH. isot ben 2sot Daarts i59S. eSss
ben aibt Nput 1894.
5rss msb trs Stso. 1tiFsHd pare srtS Wtassl
euit gHstn, T.. PaaarH.
Dseorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Sloebranb. 81. &jarris Gaarb paa
@rsnfelb Wart peo Rsnbe er neb.
br9nbt; 4 &issr inbebr9nbte. Gieren
blep Ilemt forbrRnbt uuber 5oris9 paa
at reobe i'm Spiserfaoer. Slben menes
at bore paaiat af 81. 8iarris finbsipse
1aoer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

amtmanben paa gcrnbolm. RAM
merberre .. Soltsu bar inoienet Be
sirrins ON aiifeo fra ben lite Ssptem'
Der at resus. 8ammerbsrre Soltsn er
isbt 1916 os bar pnret Gntmano paa
Born6plm foen 1871.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Gn belbig Wafreliifer bar en- Wano
ira 5letterS u9ret. San baobe til ben
21oe os. fiitet meo i'm Sigite for 900
Str. Oilers fan bet life ii9es, at Ma'
trelfiItet biotil bar ilaaet iepnt til.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
GREMM'S
Real Estate and Exchange
OFFERINGS.

DO you want to buy, sell or exchange town On
farm property II 30. I will be pleased to see or
hear from you. I nm handling the following
pieces;
THE MORTON HOUSE and two lots on Vernon
street, in Maynard & ShYdcrs addition,
A NEW HOUSE on Mil street in Wheeler's
addition.
THE MRS. DAHL PROPERTY. south Of Mr..
Chambers pump shop On Washington street.
FIVE LOTS west of Borlouz property on ives,
Main street.
HOUSE AND LOT south Of Mr.. PuIlen's resi-
dence on Maple avenue.
ONEOFTHEC CHOICEST propertfesin Decorah.
This Is one Of the bes: build residences in ona
Of he best atoms.
A MOUSE in good repair In PARK addition.
ATEN ROOM HOUSE In excellent repair near
the sisters school.
A HOUSE and barn In Maynard and SnYders adj
dition, can be had on easy terms
A BRICK HOUSE near Mrs. Boards residence
on Day 81.
A NICE ROOHY HOUSE and a good barn three
blocks from the public school house.
THE JOHN T. BAKER PROPERTY consisting
Of ~ lots, a good house and barne, in a BEAN
tiiul location. will be sold at a bargain IL
bought AZ once. y
n ~ LghNgEh kHC AE1AAGNlEn VI me AObtiA y
and MI. Carey's, on Washington street
TWO LOTS In Wheeler's addition 10 DEBORAH.
with house and barn, and can be bought in
monthly payments Of sGo each.
A CORNER LOT in Day & Paine's addition to
DEBORAH.
TWO LOTS vest Of the German Methodist
Church On Main street.
A CHOICE BUSINESS LOT south Of Hexom
brothers store, a bargain II bought at once.
TWO LOTS WITH HOUSE in a choice location
In west Decofah. This will go quick
A GOOD BRICK HOUSE. two lots, one block
east Of school house IN West Decorah.
NEW HOUSE across the street east OF II. Craw-
ford's place in west Decorah.
A CHOIGE PROPERTY close to school IN west
DEBORAH, consisting Of 81 lots, with a large
brick house in excellent repair.
A LOT WITH HOUSE situated in a very uics
spot Ia west Decorah.
A LOT WITH A BRAND NEW HOUSE, two
blocks from school in west DEBORAH.
A GOOD FARM in Hesper township. consisting
Of 10 acres, can be bought for less than its
value II bought az once.
A CHOICE FARn in Madison township, con-
sisting OF I6o acres, With a large, new house
and plenty Of good water.
A FARM in GlenvoOd Township, consisting Of
fbo acres, can be bought for SIS per acre,
EIGHTY ACERS in Madison Township.
F. j. D. GREMM.
11O West Broadway,
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
6eiItIiae 1lbngpnelier

prait 8 u 5abe er i statsraab uo.
napnt til S~uenepreit iii gtsues
9rpmsp Stift, Sp9nepreit SS Selmer
til So9nepreit ! Speen 8er9ens Stift,
Sp9nepreit s So 8ro6mann til reiio.
&apelan peo &riltianianbs 9pmtirte,
relib. 8apeuan M . Rumitao til SOs.
nepreit i 5jelo | Sersens Stift pQ
8anb. teol. 5 6 StabeI til Yerionel'
fapelan hos Spsnepreit Stnberien pad
gpre Rpmerife.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
1tmes1abel.
Chicago, Wilpaufte g. at. paul,
Tsfoyah DRranM

Tlorg,nirun,t afsaar III. 1913 5ormisbaa, ,onH,'tu
! gaimar m,b refs % Horbsaatue, Tr0u; sommu itls
bagt 1873 Gfitrmt6bas. acknowledgement afaaag
Al 800 gittrmtbbas, souns'tr mso ats % iybsaatub,
frsu, rtturnsrsr ri. 4:25 Gittrmttbaa
Jrasttr1nst anfonmr oaalte SL 9a2j Gormibbsg
% afsaar ri. 800 attn, ~isuHstisr I 9almgt msb Erau
ia q. pdHI % gltt4ta, Der aH'ommsr III Gseass ri,
7 Haii, glors,n.
pasfasuirpntr, ~pnsf,rtr Statioua I Binu,fsaf
County til isI9tEbe 1teu:
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

9binapaaaielffabet bar nebiat Yri.
fen for Observation-Disclosures Befor.
bring berfra til amerifa til go ar. Ora
Gmsriia sr Priisn bsrimOo co. ~ ar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

nts,StaHo. - Bos fraparsuss stast o. B'Hntr
bt',usissyts. at Dor ,lars ssu q. BistsldHs aisii osb
Tse,H BEN 2Dbs Bli 1924 en- Hhu Of . Bdr. . Dlaa.
u,str % . dag, aoso' sabes Tot al 6i,rH,fssoou
Hatsa ct b,t Har. - BdRgH,t care bans Niussl
v Bia,staua. Anna Btg,stauS, T. SpsHlor.
Tscotab. iona.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
Drof. 4. Qoru

unosrpiier , Biano,, CrseI., giolin, Ran.
boIir,, Guitar os SarmonttoipiI. Rarmsrs
Gplpsuinser faaes 8. q. Iorpetabs %u.
l%iiltore. a. 20.4
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Iabriien GAMBIA. paa ct for'
leoen ! Ranbsrs afbolot Wsoe bar en-
itgrrs 9rsbs Of Mrno ooertaset Ut
tisrne ! 8osnfubrifen "Seanbia-, bpis
Beoarelie for Bpen iaaleoss er iifret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
GtrtuS.

gireusoasen icmmer mart, os ba taser 8
uaturIlspis Bsruene meo for at ie 9prsns.
Gag benz osiaa meo til The Star ArtGallery
os faa oerss Biueoer. Tag lite fefl, men
gao lise til Siltet ben rpos Stierne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

ganoparf | Wariaser. Set paa.
tantes at onlasse ct Banooart | Ora.
riaaer. Qulasset oil tomme til at
fcIte 1900 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Mesaer's Veterinary Specific er ben
beb5te Nasbicin for sfamfsrinser fra
Wire Fence, os | stbpert Zilfelbs buor
man transer Salpe for en- Seit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

- Sprenfriper 8. SiemerS | &atfe'
itao bar faaet afiteo meo 2400 8rOners
0eniipn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Sauitetsfapteiner. gremierlgit'
nanterne u " 8ruun os 8 Srpn er
blepet &apteiner I SanitetsoR ienet,
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Sorbffialp Norblanb. Sra 8rsns
berettes at Der Scat til ben 25oe Wai
git ct Sorbfirlu ouer Gsnen. Deb
9aaroen Sfomo bar &pitelien iaa
ltarf, at man frpster for Suiene.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Sberitlpitnant &. 6. 90. Splow
blit Oberit os Gbef for lite &orps
% ariitiania 9tniebataliOn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

@rosierer M. %. Gbrifopberien
er bit 8eneralfoniul for Barasuap.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

30 Gamer brufnet. 9olorprsfarl
Fpr tO9 ben 21oe Mai peo Miobaas,
iammen meo fin Some p9 benbes
He SGiter en- Eur uopper Siorben
rpe gnette.
Pet bar Spnoenuinb, % SeilabIen
Ssnt % fIot, til be fommer inb til
fsaanSet, Der ifjarer fig inc mellem
fNssH, SOoeocen % @resbolmen.
SIt tomtner plubielis en- 8aItebp9c,
f'i'sl trHr8er oper - fplbes % Jpn.
sr li88er Here 8aabe / 9arbeten,
Fr be uIgitelise ipnte % rur benz
Elslp....
!'el bet er for tent at reobe benz ale.
10 Gamer bar 9aaet thumbs for
y s9 mere at tomme op.
at'9er blco | fprfommen Tilitanb
q oS en- 8aao % roet til 9pen.
10 'OruIDttebe bar 9gtre al 8anp.
Slit, NOm Tor npsle aar iiben blep
wv 0eo ben me9et berpgtebe 8anpn,
EanSnlng paa Sorten. Seres Wor
IA Sirten, Oa bet iSrselise Dub.
Ols0 ooerbra9t benbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

Mebser's Angleworm os Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet bebite iom
inbes. Oct linorer sieblittelis al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
EARN for sala.-22oQ erss aObt

,EdfW TOT -dIH. -EZU AIFFs gUUt
~ 2auo, bUorai 80 dcres er inbe for crop,
IS Getes goot Siaatidno. let gOrlge sr
SiooIuno, sauiis let at rpoos. Nlmiubslis
goo 5ruaibope, goot 2eutu9bus, "Baru' o.
@rnuarn to Brgnoe. ganoet er belia9enos
2 UltIe fro Bpeu GIarisia og N Nl ira
airisu. On pnltes, Tan Gancet l1Iges TO
Joroeliussr. Iilialgs bili9t, ON paHoti
Tan re mart. RRrmere unoerretninq oso
at benpeuoe zig til =. 4. Hamitao. Dor IS,
GlarisiG, 9ooo 60, Ntmu. $40
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
EariFtruffen teener iaar til q

Earittraffen te9ner iaar til q,
h tcrre eub nuseniiube.
b. frrIte 9uriiter iaar | ct SelIfat
ia. 20 9eripner e~rpeberebes sien'
b 8sunetts Touriit Office | benns
overland til Bergen, bells til 2ronbs
b.
Tlr er M anmelot en- bel Del Tu'
(Ntater % flsre pil pel melbe fin
|iVnlt. Gn itsrre Del al be ameri'
NJ 9uriiter, Der iaar | Itsrre Waa.
;. ero sQers, si9iter europa, fom'
Ttsrligen til at bereiie WiSnut.
Eus 9ano.
b 9uli tomntsr Der ct SelIfab pna
Nmsritaners, Der Ifal reiie til Horbs
!. Ge betaler boer en- $1,000 Ser.
Siast pr. GurOpatur, iaa bet life e,
bnipI.
f9iterne uil piitrof inbinbe ia
be Nrnsbe eno for. Oct CT fiber
/ tgite Sellers SeiSg blepen en- rer
FSsiag at bereiie Nprse.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

6rosierer 5. 9. aroepelien If. er
Bit pitrisif'unsarlt 8oniul / Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19

borHteba3str9Het ~i0HHefisr I 9ouooer Heb 5rast
trpnet. % Easiassrer mso bette Fran tomHr til
Rio3sruap M. lilo 5ormiOoaa o. III Greseo a. if45
BsigaaeHse glsiaasstrRH saar fra aalmar ri. "a
ON g~aorSsHsn 20 81 iI59 Hiiobas.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-19
@a7BlfEfHgSssR!R&SS,s,!ss ;
W2fTW AND Nun ~
~ LEAVING AND ARRIVING
lime or TRAINS.

iran 70. 81 (pstiaJsp ssar fra Isssras n. as
~eftsrmtesas, o. Ro. 81 (sra9D H. 500 pasrstn. 70
81 (9asiasu) aHfsuntr til tssoEa5 sLa.O5 e'tsrm. o.
Ro. 50 (5ra3i) aH,ommr 81. SD gftumisbdg
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31
marrow Escape from wnsery. Graves.

The canoe J. D. G. Hanna, having
on board Andrew NJ. Parks, Andrew
C. Parks, Joshua Landing and Jack
Joyce, bound from Tangier Island to
Onancock, was capsized in gale OF
wind, one and a-half miles off Watts
Island in Tangier Sound, last Mon
day, and the occupants of same
had a narrow escape from
drowning. They managed to climb
up on the bottom of the boat when
she went over. and in that position
were found by Capt. P. H. Conorton
and j. L. Cooper an hour or so after
their sad mishap. The canoe when
discovered was drifting away from
land and the gentlemen clinGing TO
her. in short while. would have sue
cumbed to the cold bath, to
which they had been and were
being continually subjected-and
if able to withstand that, they
could not have held on much longer
in the rougher waters to which the
canoe was being carried. The res
cue was a very timely one-a few
minutes later,it is doubtful, if one OF
them would have been left to tell the
tale.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31
Muntine's Circus.

Of this circus, which exhibits at
Tasley, on Tuesday, April 10th, the
Newburg, n. Y, News says: Packed
audiences greeted the performances
given in this city by Hunting's Rail-
road Circus, Museum and Menag-
erie, and the rounds of applause
which frequently arose from the
throngs inside the immense tents
proved they appreciated and were
pleased with the entertainment.
Their trained animals were prolific
of pleasant motion and the various
features were all exceedingly funny
and enlivening. The whole perform
ance goes with vim which is al
ways gratifying.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31
oI,aucock.

Dr. Booker began a series of SER
vices in the NJ. E. Church, South.
this week.
Tile cantata given by local talent
in the town hall Monday evening
was a success and well received.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes, her daughter
Tibbie, with Evelyn and Julia, daugh-
ters of Mr.. r. a. Joynes, spent Easter
in Onancock.
Rev. E c. Atkins was returned by
the Wilmington Conference to his
field here, much to the qualification
of the people.
Rev. j. R. Harrison will not begin
his revival meetings in the Oman
cock Baptist Church next Sunday
morning as announced.
During special services in the Epis-
copal Church last Wednesday, a
number of persons were confirmed,
among them Prof. Morris.
If you want to take in the Worlds
Fair from an instructive, attractive
and humorous standpoint, hear A.
Judson Reamy's lecture, subject
Midway Plaisance. He gave it to
the Holly's people the other night
and everybody was delighted.
Master Il. B. Kelso, who was re-
Gently promoted to president of bank
at Wilmington business college, took
his holiday at home. He returned
Wednesday, in company with Miss
Dora Sayers, who proposes to take
business course at same school.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31
NEIGNS0RH00D NOTES.
nnt..rosea-uc

Mr.. Geo. R. Coleburn is visiting
his parents at Seaford, Delaware:
Mrs. Louise Watson, of Philadel-
phia, is here on visit to her sick
brother, Mr.. John Gordy.
Schooner Crarmer was loaded with
oysters here last week and again
this week, for New Jersey
Rock. founders and herring have
put in an appearance in our waters.
but have little taste of the silver
hook Yet.
John Anderton, Jr. pupil Of Oman
cock Academy. and Miss Nellie
Fselds, Of Snow Hill Academy, spent
Easter weel, home with parents.
sloop yacht Gertrude andrews
built by John Archie for VIM. Adams,
Jr., and Just launched, is one of the
most complete crafts of the kind ever
bull. here.
Commander George Ritter, light
house Inspector OF the 4th district,
was here this week on his quarterly
inspecting tour and reports all the
lights in good shape
Wild geese, bound north. lave
stopped in our waters, and our
sportsmcn never had finer fun in
shooting them. The average gun
ner kills from 10 to % per day.
Wolsev Burton is building a new
dwelling-W. n. Conant is improv-
ing his new residence by an addition
and handsome porch has been
built to dwelling OF Peter Corbin,
Mr.. Joseph L. Steflins and wife
returned home last Monday from
their wedding journey of two weeks
to the Northern cities. The serenad-
ers met them on their arrival, at
steamer, and escorted them nome.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel thisweek
NJ. F. Selby, J. G.. Field, f. c, Han
no. Wilmington, Del; Commander
George Ritter, james Purnell, Phil
adelphia; f. Walsh. J. H. Feddeman'
R. s. Start. Page Edmonds, NJ. !.
Byrd. c. !. Mailman, NJ. Rubin, Bal
timore: Thomas Davis, Accomac.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31

Parksley now has a racket store
D. Fl. johnson has been appointed
postmaster at Leelnont.
Capt T. Johnson has moved into
the dwelling formerly occupied by
]. s. Matthias.
Mr.. Z. c. White, OF New Church,
and George W Taylor, of Philadel-
phia, were visitors 10 our town this
week.
Several Life Insurance agents are
having their headquarters at Park
sley and seem 10 be doing very good
business.
Dorsey W. Lewis ard Robert
Sturgis, medical students of the
Maryland University, are home on a
vacation.
DIR. ]. E. t. Ewell starts for Con-
ference next Monday, and it seems TO
be the unanimous wish, that he be
returned to Accomac.
4 son of Joseph Riggs, aged about
- years, accidentally shot himself in
the knee a few days. ago, but the
wound is not considered dangerous.
A great many strawberry plants
are being planted in this neighbour
hood. Our farmers are realizing that
they must plant something beside
sweet potatoes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31
Millinery.

Mrs. L. A. Merrill, Onancock,
was in the city this week.
purchasing her spring goods ac-
companied by Miss Bohm, her form
err and experienced trimmer. They
will post themselves on the latest
fashions and novelties of the season,
as displayed at the millinery estab-
Establishments and on the streets and
will be we'll prepared to please the
most fastidious. Mrs. Merrill has
engaged from the city Miss Amoss, a
first-class dressmaker, experienced
and fully qualified to cut and fit III
all the latest styles including seam
less basques. They will be here to
day and Mrs. Merrill will be prepared
the following week to display her
large and carefully selected stock.
Dressmaking a speciality this season.
All help well experienced. Past
patronage much appreciated and
future kindly solicited.
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Conference Appointments.

The following appointments of in
terest to our readers, were made at
the Wilmington Conference, which
met in Salisbury, Md, last week, and
was adjourned Tuesday afternoon;
w. f. Corkran, Presiding Elder
Eastern Shore District.
Cape Charles-G. w. Bounds.
Chincoteague-To be supplied by
j. w. Williams.
New Churchill be supplied.
Onancock-E. c. Atkins.
Parksley-James Conner.
Pocomoke City,. c. MacNichol'
Pocomoke Circuit-To be supplied
by John II. Beauchamp.
Reeds Wharf-To be supplied.
Tangier-To he supplied.
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E'uIl1Ot4 a.ue.

NJ. T. Byrd & Bros new dwelling
is nearing completion.
The sudden change in the weather
has made our doctors quite busy.
s W. Ames' little daughter, quite
sick during the week, is improving.
Irish potatoes are coming up and
sweet potato beds are looking green.
Bishop Randolph confirmed class
of twelve at st. Georges Church last
Tuesday. The church was filled to
its full capacity.
L. J. burlington and wife left last
week on months trip to relatives
and friends at Richmond and other
points in Virginia.
Rev. ]. R. Griffith preached an
able Easter sermon in the NJ. E.
Church, South, last Sunday. His con-
gregation fills his church every Sun
day.
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Mr.. Fred Harmon is late acQuisi-
ton to the mercantile element of our
town.
1t is announced that a series OF
boat races viii come off at this place,
beginning May 10Th.
Mr.. G. Thos. Bunting. the we'll
known commission merchant, who
has been quite i'll with an attack OF
pneumonia, is slowly improving.
Our millinery store has put on an
Easter appearance, in spite of the
cool snap, and many new styles OF
hats are on exhibition, suggestive of
the spring season.
The interest in the revival services
here continue undated. Rev. J. r.
Sturgis, of this circuit, and Rev. Mr..
Lindsay. of northampton, have as
sisted at the meetings. 4 large mum.
Der of our citizens have professed
conversion, and a general seriousness
pervades the community.
Among the many visitors to our
town during the last few days were
Mrs. Montcalm Oldham, Mrs. Sarah
Kellaln, Mrs. Lilliston, and DR.. g. 7.
Scarburgh of Drummondtown, Mr..
J. g. Mock and family, from Oman
cock, Capt b. S. Rich and daughter
from Folly Creek, and Mr.. P. W.
Dunton and wife. from Northampton.
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arEei,

Mr.. Fred O. Boone still continues
quite sick.
Peas and potato beds are looking
well in this neighborhood.
A wire will be put in at this station
during coming season, to the great
qualification of all the people of this
section.
A barrel factory will be opened
here soon by Messrs. T. p. Martin
and James burlington. Work on
same was commenced this week.
Miss Matte Edmonds, pupil of
Farmville Female Normal School,
prevented by sickness from pursuing
her studies there, has returned home.
Our school closes in about two
weeks with q public examination.
Both patrons and pupils are pleased
with their teacher. The latter will
show satisfactory progress in their
studies.
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The reputation of the Maltby
House, Baltimore, for first class ac-
commodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central To-
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
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Married.

-WILLIs-March 91st, 1894,
at Onancock, by Rev. George e..
Booker, Thomas H. Adams to Miss
Maggie S. Willis.
AMEs-DEAN-March Goth. 1894, at
Accomac G. H., by Rev. ]. NJ. Duna-
way, Sydney Ames to Miss Virginia
N. Dean.
PARKs-BARNEs-March 18th, 1894,
at "Townsfields'' near Cape Charles,
Northampton county, VIM. q. Parks
and Miss Elishea F. Barnes, daugh-
ter of VIM L. Barnes.