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RADCLIFFE DARR 4 co. ArCTIoNI:ERs

TRCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO. 12os LINDEN ST \
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust dated Scr,
tember .. 1893. and duly recorded in I,Fber 1-2s
folio ~ CT seq. of the land records of tho MS
triet of Co!unia.and at the written request az ,ba
party secured thereby, will sell al ru, III. INC
ton In front of the premises MONDAY THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, Jsa4 AT
THREE O'CLOCK l.. NJ. the following descr5i,,.1
real estate. situated In the District Of c,Ir.nhi
aforesaid and known as lot numbered &c, in To-
serh A Blunions subdivision Of lots in s.ousrn
numbered lOoA per plat recorded in Is,,..r ~
folio 81 of the records of the Office OF tho I,rycvr
OF the Distrc: OF Columbia, together with The i'm.
proven ents thereon '
Terms Of sale: 500 cash ard the expenses q,
tine sale in cash. and the purchaser 10 ASSUME. the
balance OF the second deed Of tSl,st ravable S3D
per moth. and a hrs; deed Of trust for 81 ooD
and all ccnve! ancing and recording at purchaser )
cost A deposit OF S2uo will De required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale.
Terms TO be complied with In ten dars fnrtn
DAT OF sale. or trustees may resell the property at
the riss aad cost of defaultiny purchaser after
such puciic notice as they may deem necessary.
WM. A. EASrEGDAY.
W. NJ. LlTiE.
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JOHN 7. ARMS.
FRANK L. CALHOUN
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OWING TO THE WEATHER THE ABOVE
sale Is postponed until SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
THIRD. 1894, same hour and place. By order Of
the trustees. ja30-tu. til.
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BY AUCTION,
A STOCK OF A DAIRY FARM,

II. BERNHEISlER & CO., AUCTIONEEUS.
81 LOUISIANA AVE. NV, NEAR SEVENTH ST
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE JAPANESE
TRADING CO.. So 9TH street northwest, will be
closed out at auction MONDAY, JANUARY
TMEETA-NINTH. 1898. AT ELEVEN An, AND
THREE Pm. The stock consists of satsuma Vases,
Coros. Jardnieres, Rose and Cracker Jars. Souven-
II Cups and Saucers. Einbroderies, Screens, Table
Covers, Rugs. &c, DC.
Also a fine collection of Ivory Carvings.
SD 18th st. NV
WALTER Z. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Jala-lm Auc;ionesrs.
c. G. SLOAN L CO., AUCrIoNEERS. 14O7 G ST
WILTON RUG PARLOR SUITE, MAHOGANY
AND OAK PARLOR TABLES. PORTIERES.
LACE HANGINGS RUGS, BRUSSELS AM
INGRAM CARPETS. OAK ROCKERS, EEAU.
TIFCL OAK HALL RACK. NLRRuR-FRONT
FOLDING BED. WALNUT SUITES, oAk
SDEBOARD. EXTENSION TABLE, HAND
SOME DINNER SERVICE. VASES OIsNA
MESIS. &c. BEING BALANCE OF FURNI
TURE IN RESIDENCE No. oOl STREET
CORNER NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
WITCH WE WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
TIOS WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTY
ja26-dts c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTS.
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H0RSFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Nerve Food and Tonic.
The most eirectiye yet discovered.
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The above sale IS postponed on account ot The
rain until MONDAY, FIFTH DAY OF I'EBRC AIRY,
1884. At the same hour ard place.
WA. A EASTERDAY.
W. NJ. LITLE.
ja29-d&dbs Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoyTFps

..
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE real. rsrArr
FkONIlNG SIXTY FOUR FElsT az MY
MHAM re ,illI. AVENUE NEAR VI STREET
DWELLING AND LARGE BRICK STABLES
BY virtue of three 81 certain deeds ~ ,rust hear.
ns , Sae respectively January Ia 1855 rrbraary
IN liber No. 1904. at folio so ct seq liner No
~ at ieilo So, ct seq, and nber No Islt al
Silc et seQ of the land records of the District
Va ana at the request OF the uartes So
Sau u, tastteoy, We, the undersigned trustees VIII
~ P.oIe auction In fr1nt OF the premises ON
m hsDaf, THE EIGHTH DAY OF FE:,lllI AIRY
"a ~. ies4, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK n
~, al mat certain piece parcel Of laid and
por,1 AhoNh and distinguished and icing the
nor.nern part Of lot numbered one ~. in square
nun oered seventy t1O fronting sixty-four tt;i n
teet On New hampshire avenue and Having for its
susnefh BOUNDARY line a line drawn 1orthwes-war
!! Il, from point on the vest line Of said avenue
-FOUR feet south from the northeast corner oi
san ioL 10 point on the west boundary line OF
salu original lot, one hundred and twenty eight
ieet eight aud one half inches from north street
eoItalnng about e.s2I square feet of groIui u,Crs
or less Improved by frame dwelling and large brick
stables In rear.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money 10 b.
paiV IN cash and the balance in three equal in
alsainnents, payable In one. two and three years
WIN interest at q per per annnm payaiis
semi annually, from uate of sale secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. or all cash nj fhs
opton OF the purchaser. A deposit of $500 will lie
reqoired OF the purchaser at the time of sale. Al
conNe yancing, recording and notariaI fees at The
pheo with In ten days from dsy of sale Otherwise
te trustees reserve the right to resell lhe roler
~ tne RISK and cost CT dcfaultinc purchaser aft
days advertisement Of such resale IA some news
Papef puolshed In Washington. d. C.
LEON TOBRINER
ysSo-d&ds AUGUST DAETZ. Trustees.
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Co C. SLOAN & CO., WASHINGTON, d. c.,
14O7 G STREET NORTHWEST.
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{. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTS., 1907 G. ST
Successors to Latimer < Sloanl

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I Gran depuratsvo vegetal!

! UT0D 0ePUf0tac0 Veget0!
6 sea extracto Auido compuesto de
varias plantas indIgenas, usadas CO
mo aiteranteS y sudorihcas.
Cada onza Aui' a representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
| PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
! FL mas conocie o, sfgaro y ydpido
purihcador de la sangre!
Conserva el cults tsrs0 y libre de
ermpc.onss y gyanosl
Pueden usarlo hasta los nifios.
Deposito: Fa,macsa Central, de ].
Ferrer.
3 mi 3v p. s. Nvbre. 2 de 1903.
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liendo. al encuentro
Il Venir molestarme EN- tal'da !
Y pas6 junto al comandanta, el cua dijo
II voa baja
-Muy bien. labra cien frances para us
ted
Fl comisaro la oblig6 d volyersc, y le d.
jo bruscamente
---Deme usted las nueyas seNas de Ia So
nora Loudon.
--Io no 81 adonde ha lido.
i Mente listed!
--Le juro 4 usted que no.
Jorge SO dirigi6 entonces al comandante:
listed debe sabcrlo
FL comandante no Sc movi6, como 81 no
hubiera conocido Jorge. 1ambien Jani-
cot permanecia inmovii d In distancia regla-
mentaria. FL comisario trato dc iilterrogar
4 Alejan1ro Peyrusse, pero Ell vieio soldado
respondi6:
--Yo no Sc de que me habla usted . ). To-
do 10 que puedo decir, es que Ia sefiorita
Loudon trabaiaba en- un almacen de la Gale
de Turbgo; creo que ali la encontraran us
tedcs.
Despues hizo ell saludo miitar, mientras
que Jorge SO alelaba con oil magistrate.
FL hsrmano de lvonne rstaba furioso; pert
toda information seria 81 hizo impossible ol
medic de este desorden de cosas.
.--Donde sin duda encontraremos III
hermana -diio al magistrate -es Ell casa
do un tai Bob Lylton, calle dc la Rochefou
caud.
Vamos ALA
Asi que hubieron .desaparecido por la es
quina de Ia calle de la Bruy6re, declare ia
nicot
Mi comandante, eada Ivez me asombr
llsted mas.
4 III comandante Sc sonri6 con orgulo
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quo su meta me ha dado para que sc Ia en-
tregue. Comera usted dondc tquiera, y vi
CLARA los muebles ESla nocho SO la uSted
Il casa de la sonora Lyton, la cua lc delara
una habtaci6n, mentraS que 20 cncnentro
alojamicnto para listed,
"a J mi Meta
--Perda ustcd cud ,do csta bicn sc
gura.
La vicja movie la cabNa y gruho algunas
roconvencioncs dirigidaS d oda la familil
Malsebert despuGs so Scnt6 sobre una ma
eta, apoyando la cabeza entire ambas ma
nos.
Al pasar por delantc de la portera, dij
el comandante :
VA sabe ustcd Palabra mlitar
Cuando p6nia los pics en- la oallc, yi6 i
Jorge Marsebert, que Sc accrcaba con varo'
seilores vestidos de negro.
O mucho me equiyoco, 6es ell elcomsario de
pollcia penso el militar.
Primero sintio deseos do alcjalse per
temiendo que la .yeis charlasc, esper6 coo
tranquilidad.
Cuando Jorge lego delante do el, dijo
uuo dc los cabal'eros que lie acompaiiaban
.-Creo que e senior podra informarnos
Dispense listed, dcbo proccder con rc
gularidad -repIico el comlsarlo
La portera, un POGO conmovlda,s pre-
quito
--; Quo quieren ustedes sehores
--Senora, soy el comisario de policla. Ten
ga listed la bondad de contestar mis- pre-
guntas.
FL comandante lanyo I'M hum !" Sono
ro, hizo seia a la porera de que no tents
que decir NADIA.
La portera guiM6 los ojos para darle en-
tender que lc habia comprondido. Y, er
efecto, habla comprendido que Sc trataba dt
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Il Bah, bah no Sc entusiasme listed.
Voy a probable que soy razonablo. Haga-
me listed cl favor de volvcrse mlrar la
entlada de la casa, rs hcfmoSa, yasta y
estoy por decir que hasta so halla bicn cui-
dada
DE cso me vanaglorio,
--Pues es muy sencillo Voy 4 baiar los
muebles dc Ia soiorta Loudon y los mos ;
los amontonaremos ahi, donde permaueceran
dos tres dias, trascurridos los cuales ven
dr6 4 buscarlos pagan al mismo tempo.
Palabra milltar
diciendo este, di6 ..cl leomandante tan
IA 50 lech6 Il tenblar, Entonccs diio con
ademan sumlso :
---.Esta bien, senior comandante Pero
ESQ me proporcionara mucha molestia
--Sera usted indemnzada, sonora. Re-
palabra militar
Momentos despu6s, llegaba Janicot, el
cual habia sido avisado la yspera por Pey-
russo.
i Como va por ALA 2--pregun6 el Co
mandante,
La sonora ArabelIa csla un POGO mas
tranqula,
i No te ha dcho NADIA para mi
No, senior; pero lie es pera listed la
una para 10 que va sabe.
--Bien, depach6monos
Mientras que .anicot 10 preparaba todo
Ell el cuarto del comandante, fucse este d
casa de la senora I.oudon para decirle 10
que pensaba hacer.
La yieja escuch6 con resignacion porque
SO habia acoStumbrado la desgracia.
mediodia, los dos mobiliarios estaban
abajo, Embellishments colocados
Ahora a-dijo Ell comandante la vieja =
aqui tiene usted una pieza de diez frances
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una aventura amorosa, y cuando cl amor
esta en- jucgo, todas las mujeres SO sostionen
tirmeS
--Sehora-dijo el comisaro dc policia--
una Joycn, extraila esta casa, vino aver al
ruallo do Ia sonora l.oudon,
Al Or su nombre, levanto la abuela la ca
beza; pero temiendo una nueya catastrofe,
50 deszo detras lie un mueble para ocultar-
So Nj Jorge, nj ell comisaro, nj ninguno
de los ,agenes la eron Entire tanto Ia
portora respondia lentamente
--,Caramba! Yo no sc. Ella teno de-
rcclo d recibir 4 quien quiera. Yo no SOY
de esas portcras que Sc mezclan en- los asun
tos de sus inqu:linos.
f hizo TN ademan muy digno. Fl CONAN
dante 81 sonrio para indcar il la buena mu-
icrq estaba saIisfecho dc su respuesta.
u Esta en- su casa la sehora l.oudon9--
pregunt6 e comisaro.
No. senior, 20 ha mudado esta mana.
ma.
Jorge hizo un novimiento dc c6lera
-Esla mujer mente-djo. - Creo que
debemos subir.
SUDAN ustedos 81 quieren, yo los indi-
care ei camno
Sc fnt hacia la eScalera, Srguda de- los
recien llegados. III comandante so quedd
abajo, y, do yez en- euando, daba una pal
madila i .anicot dc6ndole
i Que te parece, qucrido .Janicot, cstt
bien jugado ,
Mi comandantc, scmpre me la ssom
brado listed
Cuando Jorge bajo con el comsario, 10;
carros de mudanza de los nuevos inquili
nos cstabana la pnerta, los mozos co
menzaban colocar mueblss 4 10 largo d.
la .entrada,
All, Dios mio .-exclam6 Ia portera sa
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ambos salieron para ir 4 casa dc Bob Lytton
Durante el camino, pregunt6 Janlcot,
;De modo aue estan bien ocultas
Isl -respondi6 ell vieio militar, jozgando
inltil dar mas largas explicaeiones 4 Jani-
cot.
Cuando llegaron a Ia callede Ia Rochefou-
cauld vieron que Jorge el magistrate ha-
bian penetrado va en- 81 gabinete de mistsca
Arabella, Y SO detuvieron en- o. patio.
La inglesa .habia recibido nal los yisi-
tantes. Despues de habsr dirigido una mi
rada de c6lera Jorge, pregunt6 secamente
que la querlan. FL comisario la explic6 que
sospechaban SO halase escondida en- su casa
una menorque 80 habia escapado de Ia ds
su famila
Mistres Arabella respondi6 con altaneria
Ignore por complete ESQ de que me ha-
ban ustedes.
Y los despdi6.
CuaRdo Jorge, nj atravesar otra yez el pa
tio, VIC al comandantey q Janicot, dijc al
comisario: 8
-Mire listed, esos Aohbres nos han se-
guido aqui para obseryarnos mo es ESQ
una prueba de su compHeidads XXI N
FL comisaro hizo un gesto de indiferenca
y respondi6:
He cumplido extricF Famente con mi DE-
Dor, eaballero No lie queda 4 usted potro
remedio que acudir al jluzgado con ID de-
nuncia. Els probable qlbe no Sc pase el dia
sin encontrar 4 su hermaInH de usted.
En- la puerta de la Gallo lse separaron 9
comisario volvi6 su ddsl|a-cho \ Jorge
su casa, donde le esperalbAn Vouzadoux !
Vernoilard.
i La muy bribona hA llogra escapar d,
!. mi --pensaba Jorge Fanto mejor as
sera el escandao mas grahfe.
VI lPero como habran podidlo encontrar di
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Escuela superior de ninas
de Ponce
- CALLE DE VILLA NUMERO S
: CALLE DE LA VILLA NUMERo :

Ell da Il de Julio comenzaran de las classes este
centro de ensenanza.
Ademas de las asgnatas correspondence gralo supero
las nnas que deseen pon dar cae de doma dbuoy msca
La case de buo connda cargo del professor senor Dassan
ges de msca desde Dcembre 1mo seguira desem
peIando mi ha Camea Lacasa cua ademas de los espdos
heho esa oadad bao direction de compeenes proeso
res obuvo Madrid los tres amos que ue aumna del Con-
servatoro Nacon primer premo por unanmdad los
pectvos Fs
boes preseutadas por Ecuea la recente Expo
sic6n de la Provincial han obtenido medala de oro. @
Ponce de JUNO de 1894
W, FRANCESCA AIDA DE LACAsA
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FOLLETINro ro
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
Ell PLAN DEL. C0MANDANTE

lie suplco d listed quo Sc 10 guarde.
i Acaso no piensa usted pagar
Hoy no.
-iCielos. 80. Y csa se1orita Loudon aca
ba de marcharse. ;Cdpaz de no yolvcr, ...
Jay, Dios mio!
FL comandante la miraba con afro burl6n,
y la pobre mujer seguia diciendo:
y inns nuevos inquiinos van llegar! Y
mis- cuartos no estan vaeios nj mis- al
quileres pagados .,. Nunca, en- toda
mi larga carrera, me he hallado en- situa,
ci6n semejante. listed me ha engahado in
dignamente Va comprendo por que no
yeia llegar ningin caro- dc mudanza. Me
he dejado engaflar iEstoy dcshonrada'
lDios mio, Dos mio! esos cuartos no van
4 estar vacios q tempo.
Dispense usted, 10 estaran mediodia
i impossible. No vaya usted Greer que
yo lie dejar6 llevarse los mucbles sin pagar.
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Pthlorosde clorwode oro compuestas
para la curacion de la dipsomania 6
ALCoHoL1sMo y contra el habito de
la MORFINA de venta .n la
FARMAUIA GADEA-AtochA 10.
n avs, Ponce. JUNO 81 1894
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|IPORIS CORkIOS EyPANLIS
de la Companla Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez & Co.

SERvICIO PARA PUERTO RICO LA HABANA
-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dfas 5 25 de cads
De Malaga el 27-De Cadz 81 10 80.
So expden pasaes de ida vuelta Is pS de rebaja
las am paguen equivaenca de pases nteros, e
harn ebaa del Is ceno Esa reba APPLICABLE o bees de
ida y vueta
En- la as Tn nno menor de amos en- cada famis gratis
Los demas de de pasa 12 umpdos
pasaje, de IL ahos cumplidos pasaie entero
En- 8: prefersnca 81 ordnara Un nino hasa gratis De
"a ahos psae II pasae de IL ante
enter
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Renovation Vital
ENOLAD ~rA
COMpUESTO A B4SE DE CEPFRRIN1 RyFOSE1TO M N

Esta prepaado de tai manera que asimac6n cl ugo
gastico de nutraar eeco
ntensidad por conguiente ac6n bene6cene
ganmo
Es e Recorstuyente mas ecazE Vigozante mas dero
mas energico del sistema nervioso
CURA la anema cloros oores pados aquecas que de
vios, flores bancas, pal piaciones del enrsz6n
CURA debidad sensual mpoencia abuses de uventud
turbaones dsoecicas raqutoo dnnuoion del apeto,
ambres del es6mago dgestones entas doofosas.
CURA la debidad general decamento menstrucon difc
dooro hsteria eseridad des5rdenes del es6mago uf
mientos morales.
CURA debiacon intellectual paas parci1 neu6 renosa
eafermedsd que mucha la melancoa ocura
CURA espmatorrea, tstez dad de las piern sumbdos
los oiio pedda de la memoa, vados cnsanco odas
las intermediates provienen del emp becme de la sngre
Usando e Restsurado Vital
de ezas los mGscuo acvdad las unco
vitaes asl sensat de benes'ar agidad
No hay remedio sgrabe seguro nj pronto
Rsaurador Vital por omando solo asco
y efectos,
Prepayado por Francisco Gio Terdoy, Faymactutco
& PONCE pUERTO-RICo
&c., - ATo
ToDAs LAS
3nI 3wp.s Ponce, 8 Asosto de d. Sa4.
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Buena adquisiCion.

Sc vencle, con bueaas condolences la msdg,si-
na Uerticai para moler caila de tr. Hactend,
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de rs caballos de
faersa, en- nagnsfco estado corients, con al
gunas piesas de repuesto, como que estd ho
cie'sdo actualmente Ell coSecho y p,tede versele
fst'scionar. En- So caSo, Sc entregard en- Julio
prdrimo en- que debe montarse otra de mayor
potencsa lhrigirse al que suscribe. - Ponce,
Febrero II 1894 de --FRANOrSon PARRA
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Bregaro & Co.
Playa PQaDe, Puerto Rico.

Giran { corta vista sobre Espaha Islas
Giran sobre las plazas principales dt
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria,
B6lgica, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Suisa
v Africa (Marruecosl y sohre New York
Mayo ~ de- lSy3,
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Atlantic.

Our doctor is quite busy at this
writing.
Mr.. John S. Parsons left Monday
fer Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. j. Warmers new residence
is nearing completion.
Capt. S. J. Davis, of this place, has
pu- biased a valuable trotter.
Rev. ", W. Wood preached last
Sunday at the Baptist Church, to a
large audience.
Mr.. John Hall, a worthy citizen,
near Temperanceville, died last Sun
day. after long illness, aged seventy
six years.
Mrs. Esther J. Selby, of Horntown,
and Miss Nora Taylor, of Middlesex
County. were among the visitors to
friends and relatives of this place
this week.
There will be an oyster supper
Thursday afternoon, April 10Th, at
the Atlantic NJ. p Church, to com
mence at 4 o'clock, and free lee
ture by Rev. Mr.. Tillery, at s p. M.
Everybody cordially invited.
The dwelling of Messrs. jeff and
Asher Matthews and their sister,
Mrs. Davis, occupied by Mr.. Levin
Prescott, near Wattsville, was acct
dentaIly burned Wednesday morning
of last week. A spark from the
chimney set fire to the roof. Loss
about seven hundred dollars-no in
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Wachnpreague.

Our public schools have closed for
the session.
Miss Cynthia Johnson is visiting
friends in Hampton and Norfolk.
The Parsonage society met We'd
nesday night at Mr.. Thomas H.
James.
Mr.. Geo. T. Bunting continues
quite i'll at the home of his brother,
in Upshur's Neck
The Masons meet here Wednesday
night next. Mine host LeCato, of
Hotel Kellam, promises to give them
big supper.
About a dozen very select members
of the Select Council of Philadel-
phia, with their servants, reached
here on Saturday last, en- route for
Cedar Island. 1t employed sixteen
livery horses to convey the party,
their liquid refreshments and other
impediments from the station to the
wharf and two of the largest sloops
the town afforded to carry them to
the Island. Report says, they are
prospecting for site for a mammoth
watering place. AS men of financial
as well as official weight, they adver-
tised their liberality by spending an
hour of enforced delay in throwing
money at crowd of negroes and
small boys in the street. On Tues
day they returned through the town
rather bedraggled, headachy and
woe begone, en- route to Old Points
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HOrurOW -.

Miss Mollie Wallop has been quite
sick of late, but is now convalescent.
Quite a rnmber Of our citizens will
attend Hunting's circus next ext Monday
Our farmers and truckers are push
ing their work, despite the cold
weather.
Our people are shipping more oys.
ters now than they were this time
one year ago.
VIM. Townsend, engaged for the
past six months on Winter Quarter
Light Ship, returned home this week.
Mr.. John G. Orwell has improved
his training track and is handling
several horses from Maryland and
Virginia, which are showing speed
under his skillful management.
Mr.. John S. Johnson, our towns
man, one of the oldest citizens in this
locality, after a long spell of sickness
is on the mend to the delight of many
friends.
A force of eight men are now EN-.
ployed in erecting dwelling on the
premises of Mr.. Edward T. Hickman
on the site of the one DESTROYED by
fire last week.
For several weeks past there has
been much sickness in this locality.
The la grippe has been a visitor to
almost every home, but so far the
visits have not been attended with
serious results.
The dwelling at Dublin, farm near
H orntown, of Mr.. Edward T. Hick-
man, was accidentally burned last
week. 1t caught fire from a spark
from the chimney which lodged on
the roof. The house was an old one
and was consumed SO rapidly that
but little of the furniture could be
saved. The loss to Mr.. Hickman is
at from $500 to $1,000, and
neither house or property therein
were insured.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-14

The Accomac Baptist Sunday
School Convention meets with the
Onancock Baptist Church, Saturday
before the fifth Sunday in April, at
1890 a. m.
All superintendent within the
bounds of the Accomac Association
are requested to be present and TO
furnish full statistics of their Sunday
schools. Schools are requested to
elect three delegates to the Conven-
ton.
PARTIAL ORDER OF EXERCISES.
SATURDAY, II A. NJ.
Introductory sermon-R B. San
ford, preacher, J. NJ. Dunaway, alter
nate.
SATURDAY, $50 P. NJ.
For discussion-What is the most
effective way of teaching missions in
Sunday school? DR.. A. B. Wood
fin, A. S. Segar, Thos. H. Parramore'
NJ. G. Ransom, J. NJ. Bloxom, K. j..
Bunting, N. P. Bell, D. W. Jones,
Thomas Tabb, Thos. H. Downes.
SATURDAY, p NJ.
For discussion-Ought denomina
tional theories be taught in Sunday
schools? B. T. Gunter, 81. F. Chesser,
u r White. J. R. Ewell, J. L. King,
P. H. Pernell, Thos. Savage. John
E. Nottingham.
SUNDAY, 8 A. NJ.
Reading Sunday school statistics
from the schools.
What are necessary qualifications
for a good Sunday school superin-
tendent? VIM. II. Drummond, a. r.
Boggs, G.. w. Hope, NJ. Bloxom, W.
F. White. Henry Petty, j. L. Ed
mondson, Alfred Gillespie.
1890 to 11-Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher
Sunday School and Bible Board.
1880 to 12-Sermon, DR.. A. b.
Woodfin.
SUNDAY, 2:90 P. NJ.
Is the plan of holding Children'i
Day the wisest and best for the gooo
of the Sunday schools, or the church
T. G. Wescott, E. T. Poulson. s. +
Rogers, Henry Battaile, W. W. Wood
A. J. Reamy.
$50 d. m.-Sermon to the children
]. NJ. Pitcher.
SUNDAY, SP. NJ.
How can teacher best hold an'
instruct q class? J. w. Guy, DIR. F
A. Fitzhugh, R. P. Coleburn, 5. Il
Nelson.
! Is the system of rewarding sunda,
+ school scholars good policy? r. W
Bagwell, Rev. Clemens, E. B. NAPLES
f Tully A. Joynes.
After the speakers appointed ar
called all subjects will be open TO
: general exchange of views. 1t
e hoped that superintendent will a
: tend, and if impossible to come, sen
{ statistics of schools. Arrangement
9 will be made for the accommodate
e of all delegates and visitors.
4 THos. NJ. SCOTT,
:, G. G. JoYNEs. President.
Clerk.
April 2nd, 1894.