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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Cine porwartstrebeuoe Tirma.
lie 8apmonb Wanniattnrins Gompanp
liefcrt auSgejeihnete Nrbeit.

Cine Der nternebmun9Spo n@eidGftsz
6irmen IN ct. glouo 1T bic &apmono
Manufacturing Company, pelhe cine out
aus9eitattete 5abrit i'm alien Hoienber9er
8ebduoe al Z. Npente iiolid stpiiben /.
uno 2. StraBe beiiBt, in Der Solsarbeiteu
aler Nrt berae ltelt peroen. Die Jabrif
1T aus9eitattet NIT eriter 8laiie Waibiuerie,
Die nit glettriSit1t betrIeben ntro, tppourb
Die 8eieQibaft III Stano sejeBt 1T, aus9ez
Seidnete Nrbeit 81 nieori9en Breiien Az lie
fern. % 8. 9~unnepolo, Der gtaentbiimer,
beanfiihtl9t periDnlit Die Sauptarbeiteu,
uni oa er ein erfabrunssreider uno tiitti9er
Nrbeiter III, 1T er I'M Stanoe, nit benz be-
ten Grfpl9e Nrbeit auauferti9eu. Sm
Sauptthelle oeS @ebluoes if Die Sobels
uuo Wpuloinss Naibine aufseltellt; i'm bin
teren 5beile peroen ausihliebltb MIR Sc.
ltmle 9emaht, tuabreno IN benz oberen
5beile Die NnItreiherarbeit beiorst miro.
s. 8. &apmono, etner Der dlteIten @eIhditss
leute I'M Staate, Der ~ betanut III, INN benz
Solfe por9eItelt peroen al miiiien, bat Die
SficesNrbetten inter lid uno iiebt Suosm
nab ben ausparti9en Nrbeiten. Die Sir
ma bot iih raid elnen 9uteu Tuf oerihaift,
oa lie lbre Gpntratte itets prompt uno in
Suuerldiisfter @eiie ausfibrt. SauIeute
uno Soniractoren weroen es AZ ibrem Bes
ten finhen, it'd an Iene Serren 81 fpenoen.
bepor lie lbre Nrbett tr9eno eIner Sano on
pertraller. 22-1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Sm Giiens uno Stablmarfte bdlt bic
9siieruns on; i'm Sltisburser 3lftrlfte
fino beinabe aQe gilen uno Stahlwerfe
in Sstrleb, in ben mellten plro nit
9oppelt : S6idt ~searbeltet. Bs1emer
Robeiisn ities auf &10.S5 uno puroe
Elm Qouiraft ioaar gu sl125 per Tonne
abseiblUfien. Der bDaere Treis bat sur
5olse. oaB aduisr NIT 8sttelunsen sts
mas 5uriidbalteno seworoen iino, nm 81
leben, Oh oiele BreiserbObuus cine per'
manenie 1T. Sbidon o Der Gmal9a'
match Nfpciaiipn tpabrideinlid cine
50rberuns UNI bDbere 2Obne seitelt lper'
ben niro, 10 peroen irsenouelte ars
beitstOrunsen faum 81 erparten ieln,
oa ule GnSei6en oailr ipreden. bob es
81 einem @omprOmlB fommen tulro.
Gin Streif t6unte Sur ieslsen 3elt, NO
Die Snouitrie iib mieoer Don ben itpes
rem Sdldaeu Der lesten Sabre 81 erbo
len besinni, fir bic ~itrnere gnipldeluns
auf inouitrislem @eblete uerbansniBpou
tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
MtnneGota.

Onato a.-@eo. W. 8reofinss.
melher als Borbler in 81. Gloub be-
iddftist mar, bort erpiibt unb bierber
Suridsebradt puroe, il ben @roSse,
idtuorenen %iibernieien noroen.
9etroit.-9ie Serren 8. 8. 8ren.
Tel unb W. s. Bettinsin iibernahmen
bic Webrbeit Der Gftien Der grftsn Na.
tionnlbanf BON Detroit. &renfel III
iest Brdiibent unb 8ettinsin &aTirer
Der Bauf.
@abab a.-9onnerfias brad in
Der Sobelmible Ieuer aus, psl4es bieie,
ben @leuator Der @etreibsmible unb bic
Waidinsntusrfitdtte tuie @isBerei Sers
forte. Sdaoen sesen $40, 900; Glepa.
uno Sobelmible fparen periitert.
ct. Betsr.-9sr Silisiuperinten,
bent Der S%rrsnanitalt, Or. y. WR. Batter,
bat feline &eiisnatiOn einsersiht, Die on
nommen uuroe. Der in iener Gnitali
felt ben lesten 5ruanSis Sabreu als So.
nitor anseftelt serueiene .. 8. Sapes
bot aleitfdus refi9nirf.
@ropt ton @ounip Gnmalt
@oBmau uno Coroner Wpatt nehmen
cine unteriu1uns bes 8ranoes Dor, bel
tueldem bic gltern bes 5armers Denni'
ion in Waple 2afe umfamen. Gin in
l9ledtem 2sumuno ftebenoer Na1bar
lou 9robunSen sesen Dominion ausses
foBeu baben, uuo bieien uerbd&tist mon,
oas Geuer selest uno boour1 ben 1oo
Der alten 2eute Uerurio&t Su babeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Gin Gretgnib BON beruorrasenosr
8ebeutuns mar bic grOfnuns Der &unfts
nusfeIuns in Berlin burd ben gultus
minifter Or. 8oiie als 8ertretsr bss
8aiiers. Gin aablreides Bublitum
battle fid e%inseiunbeu. Die amsritani'
ide Gusteauns 1T abseiOnbert in sruei
sroBen Sdleu untersebradt uno es tpiro
alIssmein Suseitanben, bob oieielbe ben
iibrisen 3beil Der @usfs1uns iibertr,fl
unb iogar bic franSOiihe in ben Sdat.
ten itsnt. Die Nrbeiten Der ameritani,
i1en &iinftler Sorriion. @ap. Beaurce.
Brioaman. Sargent, Stemart, 8seis,
Wel1ers, 9annet, Wocepen unb &ols'
bopen erresen ~beionoere Gufmertiamieit
Sarriions @emdloe rSn Grfaoien" Bill
Bet einseltanoenermaBen ben Sauptan'
siebungspuntt Der I~uSteluus. Die
amerifaniibe Gbtbelluns bat bic alse.
meme Nnerfennuns BON Seiteu Der 8er'
liner Yreiie erlanst. 50 iast ). .. bic
BoEij1e 8eituns: Die Seiten iino Dor
iiber, MO mon iiber amerifanlide 8unii
bic G1ieln 5udte. Ber fam e5 leus.
men? Sn ben 8iinften uno 9euerier
berri9t berielbe unwioeriteblide Sort
jdritt, ME auf b.m @ebiete Der 2e6nii
WRan flblt bic Wuht Der iusenoliden
Rraft. tpel1e ienieits bes Oceans ourt
bic Gbern rinnt, unb welte ftets neue
So6en berporbrinst. Inter ben Grbei
ten Der 8ilbbausriunit befinoet fi4 Brof,
6eiter's Seinsbenfmal, wel4eS bon ben
4euti&en Nsp Yorfs ansefauft iporoeu
in.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Wube uno 1tteoen.

SIN turtle Rountain 9iiritt berridt
tpisoer Guhe unb 5r,eoen. Die aufftdn
oiiden Snoianer babsn iid Dem Bun'
oesmaridaQ Gronin beoinsunsslos er'
seben unb perben bic 5olseu lbres tb6'
ridtsn Biosr itanoes sesen bic Bunoes'
beb6roen ibwer em~pfinoen. Serr Gro
min nnbm ben 2euten bic @affen al
uno lieB iie bann, nit Nusnabms Sener,
sesen tpelhe er Saitbefeble in Sdnber
belt, bis aui 8eiteres aui freism Juss
DIE Namen Der Nrretirteu iino: &et
9punosr, Soc 2ansen. Soc 9emaras,
@baiieur Sc Botreau, 5rancois Gansen.
Nler Sc 8rque. Daniel Short.
Die Ginnabme oes Rebelenlasers
sins Ohne 8lutuersieBen Dor iih. Sn,
oianer,Nsent Waior Sal unb Bunbes
maridaQ Gronin nit ieinsr Nannidafl
riidten Dor bas 2ansanide Geb6it. in
benz bic Rotbbdute iid ueridanSt batten.
uuo ioroeten sur llebersabe auf. 9,e
Snoianer %uerlansten mleoerum Seit, I'm
Die Hntworten auf ibre 8%oritelunsen in
8uibirston abpurten Sn %f6nnen, erbisl
ten aber fur5er Sano ben Beideio. bas
mon iih auf feline tueiteren Berbanoluu'
gen einluHe, ionosrn ioriurtise unb be.
olnsunssloie Iuslieisruns Der @aHeu
uno untermerfung ~perlanse. SIN Sole
Der @eiseruns brobte Serr Gronin 10.
fort oas Jeuer aui bas sort" e%r0ffneu
81 laiien. 9as uirite uno bic ROtb.
bdute ergaben iit auf @nabe unb I'm
suabe. Sur &eb 1bunoer ieste ieiner
5eifnobme Biberitanb snisesen uno
webrte iih tros Der 81 Sabre, bic iei
men Riden beusen, 70 uerStue,felt, oaB
es Der Nnirensuns breier Silfsmars
iddae beburfte, um ibn 81 isIeln.
8urs Dor Der INTERVIEWING bate er nod
einen Der Ssinen t6oten moIen, neil
oleier einorinsli1 ~ @unitsn Der Be.
folsuns Der Befeble oes WaridaIs &C.
iprohen bate.
gs wurosn i'm gaujen 55 @epebre
beihlasnabmt, bic ibrisen iino BON Den
&~olbbduten ueritsdt moroen, meroen iid
aber, %tpenisitens sum arbBten 2beil,
nod finben laifen. Der Oberbduptlins
2ittel Sbell wuroe ipdter an Der Spite
zines 1rupps Snbianer psrbaftet, NIT
Dem er feline StammessenOfen bate 81
Silfe ellen molIen. Gud bierbei sina
es obne 8lutpersiesen ab. Sobalb
2ittle Sbe0 elniab, baB bic G~uirlhrer
iid ben Bunbesbsamten untermorfen
batten. ersub aud er ii9 in iein Sdid.
ial.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Ser bp6p'ite Bi'doi 8pnaeum ~
2incoln in Nebrusfa trltt lest sesen BIZ
rebsliiden iriiden Yrleier ielner9 ioSeit
itarf ouf. Or bat on bic Bfarrer 5iba
geralo BON Souib Nuburn, Wurpbp pon
1scumiep uno neun auoere, welte Der I'm
poriseu Sabre sessn ibn %sesrinoeten
ct. Beruarbs 9eIelidait %anseboren,
cine eisenbdnoise 3uitrlit seridtet,
tporin er bieielben ibrer ieeliorserliden
9iente in Der 3i6jeie 2ineoln bonn l.
Nusuit on euthebt. 5rIber idon bot Der
Biibof Snei oerartise Brieiter ium'
mariid iOrtseididt. namlid 9orbett
unb gnsliib. 9a bic neuen Bries
fer BON benz p6pitlideu 9elesaten
Satoli feinen Sdus ertuarten, mol
len iie iih on bic @erihte um S6us
wsnben. fals Der BiidOI ueriudenioute,
fie p,rflid BON ibren 8iarre,en Su pers
treiben. 9ieie 2eute batten befanntlih
ge9en ben brapen BON 9eutidon in ST.
lamb abitammenben BiitOf e,ne &e,te
abiteulider Gntlasen Serldtet, bic iid
aber bel elmer senauen erSbiIhofll1en
unteriuduns aae oils lisuertid err
tpieien.
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has pa zen Sic 9eia8t?

Tun, bnB mir es ME bebauern, BON Nits
hel Il elliott 9etauft gu babeu. 30 4 ers
bdlt man INNER oaS bette 5abrifat BON
8leioern uno iie %perlanSen nur einen lse.
meiieuen @epinn, uno ipenn ibr ben v rrtb
cures 8eloes nidt erbaltet. 9eben iie luh
serne oes, mas ibr ais &eht aneriannt.
Sic uertaufeu ihDne NnSiise fir 8uaben
BON 4 big ~ Sabre BON rs Cts. aufnarts.
Nuh baben lie Die Is ordinations NE5lige,
3 Yaar Soien uno eine WiiBe, gu $500 bis
$3.50, Die sanS rpolsne iino. 9esaleiden
cine terrible Nusfpabl oil WGnner- Nn5iiz
gen in allen Guantltiteu uno 81 allen Bret
fen. 8anS nolene BON $3.50 aufpdrts.
Nut lit ibre Nus,pabl al llnterseus, Slts
ten, 8appen, grauatten, Sauoiduben, Sem'
ben II. I. 10. cine redt id0ne, wie iiberhaupt
Niles, mos Der Ytaun pfer Der 8nabe nDtblS
bot, bel ibnen in better gluSmabl az finoeu
lit. Spredt unbeoin9t bel Yfitbe0 d elliott
Dor, bepor ibre eure ginfdufe madt, uno
ihr peroet iiber5eu9t iein, oaB ibr bort
8elo iparen uno oas Bette aus benz Selten
taufen tonnt.
W d. ell & elliott,
No. 17-5. Nue. iiolid, Ct. gluuo, Ninu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

E~SdaBamtsieeretar Carlisle bot iid
eniibloIen, blnnsn furSer 3elt, uno
spar ebe er nad 9ennsiiee sebt, elns
&elbe pom gOrlsiunssn i'm SntersHs
%aeiunoen @eloes in Rentudp Su balten.
Doc ideint uns uotbwenols Su leln, on
es bort pisle 9sute slbt, Delhe aus I'm
p~iienbslt 81 ben Silberidwinolern bal
ten. @ousrsBmitslieo WcSrsap Dor
aeniudp bot ausoridlid ertldrt, BOB {,
sssen bic frsie uno uubel6rdntte Sllber
prGsuns 1T. @r NOR Nitsllso be-
iruberen internatipnnlen GonisrsnS, oi
nidts bsSpsdts. @r eruartet aber meb'
bon Der ndtitsn Gonfsrenj.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
liner Hahbartaat Soma 1T 5rsi

liner Habbaritaat Soma 1T 5rei-
tas Natmittas BON elmer furttbarsu,
uerbeerenosn 8ataitropbe beimseIuht
iuoroen. FOB uno Serberben auf leiner
Spur, III elm sepoltiaer Gpclon lber
Die iruhtbarsn 5luren oobinsebrauli
uno bot Sablrslts Wsnidenlsben uni
Die 5rudt iabrelau9en 5le,Bes 2auleu-
Der nit slnem elnjisen S4lase pernit.
tet. Srtihaiteu. in oenen mon uolel
irobsr Suusriidt REDEEM grnteieser
%sntssssniab, bietst beute Elm Bib nil
better Ssrit6ruus uno menitlitsr
glenos. Bnnoe, bic seiteru nod So
milieu in glntrnht uno 9lebe umihlan
gen, iino beute Serriieu. Die ueberle
benoen beflasen uuo bepeinen ibre lob
ten. Die %polfdnbise 9iite Der Spie
bss gpeloEs lautst: Su S,cur 9ente'
uno l~lmseseuo: SObn Warsoen, Jrl
Warsoen, Nrau Sohn Softer, @lice SO
fer, SRI. lille Sosie, Srau 8. 8pn,a
5rau 2nnie BOT, Satob Sanien, 2op
mes SerbfU. a Sobre alt), Wauric
9pombs, u. 8lesma, 5rau &. 8ane
uuo 8inb, u. 8arbliu, 5rau 8. 9
on, 5rau 8. Naretie uno 8lno, \
.. Guerstts, Sobu 5ri5s, 3. 9eboor
5rau s. Bot, u. Or. 8errp, 5rau
9. Sslotamp. 5rau Charles @alorou
Senrp Smith, y. 8. Smitb. - s
Siblep: 5rau Sobn 8artemann, Sra
Ssrmann Yelinap. - Su 2aurens
Yetsr Simmer. - Su SUTHERLAND
&ubolpb Shperotfsssr.-Sn 9refton
6 perett Nrnolo. - Die Serluite q
Wenihsnlebsn iinb iumit peientlid MD
10 srUB als ~anfanss ansenommen uurc'
au1 Der matsrisle Sdaosn bleibt e.
ireulihsr @eiie beoeuteno bintsr Be
eriten N~elounsen ,urid. Or piro MI
iorsidliisen Sddsunsen aui ettpa s45
900 perauIhldQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

SIS lit nnter Den YrOblbltlonlltsn
bes Sfens elre Sspssuus I'M Sanse,
SUn. Sutn y. @OOlsp BON Ninnsloiu
oils Srdiioentibaits : Ganoiooteu Der
Iartei fur Die @nbl i'm Sable 1896
o~uisuhelen. @s 1T bstanrt, nuB perr
@ooltp Der untsrnlsuns boil Jrauleln
Sruncss 6. @ilarc uno anosrer Jlbrsr
Der ,@. 6. Z. H." iittr 1T, welte lei
ne domination snsrs,i6 unteritissn
muroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Ter Supreme YrGNoent Der Vim

ricun Yruieciius NiiOcIutlun" Us. 5. :.
1resuor BON Detroit beiano fib oie'sr
1aae in 9tttle Sod, Nri., uno prsan''
liVte Elm Staatss GpHcI ielues Sreens.
Gbseuronsts Gus Yine Sluf, Sort
Smllb, 9ittle Sod uno pot Sprines
luorsu an,peisno. Sn ieiner StlnB'
rsoe pe'iibe,ts 5resuor, bic rGmsr,car
YrOttctips Nipciailon" wiroe nidt sbsI
ruben, OILS bis isin 8oibolif mebr in
Siaate Elm oifsutlihes Imt inne babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Sm Abgepronetenbauie Der Gesls:

Sm Absepronetenbanie Der 4ssis'
lalur uon Nidisan 1T elm SeidluB on
senommsn pproen, wel6er poritrelbt
onS benz Bolt cine Nbdnoeruns Der Der
fnfiuns sur abitimmuns oorselest tper
ben ipl, monah fem Nusldnoer Birse,
ipsroen fam, ausssnOmmeu er fam 81,
SeriaHuns Der Ser. Staten in eng
liidsr Sprade leisn uno audi lslnen gta
men in enaliidtr Spruhe idreiben. 81
oisiem Absspronelenbaule iiSt ell
eln3lssr 9emotrat. @r beiBt 9annpor
uno 1T Elm Srldnotr. Iniiatt mann
bolt sesen oieien YeidluB 81 iampfen
oriidie er iid oils Jeisllns bel Der ab
ftrmmuns. Or bot iit alio als Iaule'
Baum erpieIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Mmtsu8.

8opo mdhte ieineu 5reunben uno benz
Bublifum I'M Nlsemeiuen bic Nitibeilun9
MAIDEN, oaB er ieiu @eitdft in ben Sap.
paro 8lod perle9t bat, mo er oasielbe met
ter betr eiben uno bic bette Waare 5u Der
niebrisiten Breiien perinuien piro. Or
eriudt UNI einen gntbeil eurer Patronage.
gr 1T alleiniser Hseat fir 2ipton 3bse uno
yerra Bros. semableueu SABA aafie.
y op b, Der Spe3ereibdnrler. bn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Die meiiten 3eituussbetnusssbsr
iino wobl betannt nit Dem Wanne, mel
der msbr 3eltunsen bait, OILS er lsien
fann uno iplslla teinen Ssbrnud I'LL
fem einbeimildss glatt bat. 8ommi
Der Mann aber einmnl in MtBbelistsl'
ter, pie INNER es einmal seiteben mag,
ooru III bic 8soactipn iein allererItss Slsl
mo Der &eoactOr Der bette 5renno."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

1J- Simmer nod Die BITE &slsseu.
belt, wsrlbuole 8aare 5u gong ulenris
gen Yrsiien einsuiauieu, auf benz Seuers
u%ertaui Don Sarrion& Co., nsben
Bppo's SpeSerellaoeu. RI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Cur geidqiaen Wadridt.

Splde, bic ibr 5leiid ON Samitase MID
fanfen fbnnen ooer poIen, 1T fiirb srbin
bel 3. 3ie9ler, 5l5 81. @ermainltraBe,
an Sonnta9en BON Z BIS o ubr morsens
uno abenos BON 5 bis 6 nbr oaSu 8eles
senheit 9e9eben. eel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
8ndIsn'S Mrniea ZaIDs.

UHuIfHS WtHffd EaIUf.
3le bette Salbe in Der 0eli ir SGnitt.
punoen, Nbihiirfun9, @eihpiire, Salsflus,
Sieberpunoen. Sledteu, Sdram ten on ben
Sdnoen, Sroitbeulen. Sibnerausen uno ale,
Santiebler; tie beilt poiitip Sdntprrboioen
poer feine 3abluns perlaust. @arantirt.
bob politd noise 8uiriebenb,i ae9eben
piro, oofr baS 8elo nirb 5ulideritattet,
RreiS per Shadtel rs Gents. gu periau.
fen IN W, 8, MS Npotbets.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-10-19
Dsa M
" W. F. Robins. pastor.of t

+. -
Rev. W. F. Robins, pastorsof the
NJ. E. Church, South, Cape Charles,
died suddenly of heart disease at that
place, last Sunday night. He was a
prominent and beloved member of
the Virginia Conference. and the sew
enth one of that body who has died
in Jess than year. He was native
of this county and greatly endeared
to our people, by the purity of his
life and high christian character. He
was 60 years of age.
Mr.. Bennett Fentress, for many
years citizen of this county and
we'll known to the people of the
Eastern Shore, died in Pocomoke
City, last Tuesday night. He was
highly esteemed by large circle of
friends in this county, who will re-
eeive with regret news of his death.
His remains were brought to Keller
on Thursday and buried at the Beach
farm, the burying place of his son
George who died some years ago. He
was the father of Mr.. Walter Fentress'
of Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-10-19
Gn1mc0rengRe.

Mrs. jamie Clock and Mrs. Frank
Parkes are visiting friends in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. John A. NJ. Wheaton left this
week for a visit to her daughter in
Brooklyn.
Presiding Elder Corkran preached
in our N. E. Church last Sunday
morning and evening.
VIM. j. Messick and Mrs. Lizzie E.
Mason were married at the brides
nome. on the 9th inst, Rev. S. u.
Grimsley officiating.
Mrs. Robert Scarborough, after a
soiourn of several weeks here with
her sister, Mrs. n. H. Gordy, return
ed to her home in Philadelphia, this
week.
A panorama of Pilgrims Progress
was exhibited in the Union Baptist
Church two nights this week to a
fair audience by Rev. ]. G. Hayes, a
blind preacher.
Schooner Susan Jane arrived from
Norfolk this week with cargo of build
ing material and Schooner Medora
Francis and Sloop JohnWesley loaded
with oysters for Norfolk and New
York, respectively.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
Louis Young, E. G. Gillette, John J..
Westhelf, Jeff D. Grinnalds, Balti-
more; g. G.. Prettyman, L. Barrett,
Geo. S. Boode, William Roore, Phila
delphia; John W. Fields, A. A. Rol
ley, New York; NJ. E. Selby, 6. c.
Mackey,C E. Blaine, W. E. Littleton,
James Fletcher, Wilson Cakes, Will
mington; W. J. Hubbard, Bedford,
Pa; Louis Sturgis, R. j. McAllen,
Snow Hill; Thos. Petit, A. Frank
Byrd, Accomac; W E. Smith, Cape
Charles
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-10-19
Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, Locust
mount, is home from the city with u
full line OF fall millinery goods, now
ready to give customers her attention
and respectfully solicits their patron
age.
Mrs. Hudson, Wachapreague, opens
to day a large and select stock of
fall millinery goods, notions, trim
mings, novelties in many lines, sc {,
wants your trade and is prepared to
offer inducements, she says, to secure
it. A call is respectfully solicited.
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Relic Haven.

Lawson's school for girls opened
last Monday.
Mr.. n. T. Fosque has again opened
his place of business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shield, Exmore,
visited Baltimore this week
Protracted meetings in the Metho
dist Church closed on Sunday night.
Mr.. John w. Kellam left on Tues
day for Newport News, where he will
accept position as salesman with
Perkins, Duncan & Co., furniture
dealers.
Judge Farrer gave very interest
ing lecture in the Town Hall here
last Saturday night. but owing to the
inclement weather very few were
present.
Rev. Mr.. Green, of Princess Anne
county, who has been here assisting
Rev. G. H. Lambeth in the protracted
services, returned to his home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Savage, Misses Fannie
Humphreys, Indie Floyd and Susie
Guy, also Messrs. S. J. Shield and
wife, and J. R. Duer are in Baltimore
this week.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Selectmap fell on the road just above
town last week from kidney trouble.
It's owner, finding no means of relief
for it, was forced to have it shot a
few days later.
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NEICnn0RHG0D NOTES.


U",", ok
Miss Mary .us1ue is quite sick at
her home on Kc,r street.
Mrs. Sarah Fosque left for a short
stay at the National Capital Tues
day.
sallie. a faithful old colored SER
want, died of paralysis at the home of
Mr.. G. B. Fosque this week.
Mrs. Mary Hopkins and Mrs. Grace
Whaley and son are visiting Mrs. 6.
w. Powell at Kerr Place.
Coon hunting is the nightly sport
OF number of our citizens and
youths. They have good dogs and
seldom fail to bag a varnent."
Our town was favored with two
lectures of great ability this week
by Judge Farrar on Tuesday even
ing and Rev. G. D. G. Hanna on
Wednesday.
Rev. Henry S. Dulaney left We'd
nesday last at noon, to marry his
brother Joseph B. Dulaney, of New
York, to Miss L. Jellina Tull, of Po-
comoke City. The happy pair left
on midnight train for the North.
Mrs. w. F. Rogers and daughter,
and Miss Hattie Kelly are spending
the week in Baltimore. Messrs. w.
7. Bundicll, S. R. Beloat, Henry
Twyford and Oscar Gladding are also
pleasuring in the Monumental City
this week.
1t may be said in compliment to
Sergeant Riley, that this town can
boast of as good order as any town
in the land of like population. The
sergeant has stopped the rowdyism
and shooting business which used to
occur nightly near Holly Grove.
Margaret Academy has a large
number of student this session, the
boarding department being much
fuller than ever before. The students
are said to be working finely and the
study-hall is full of students every
night. many who live in the town
attending the study-hall to get assist
ance from the teachers, who are al
ways on hand to give instruction.
"Under the Holly Boughn sociable
will be given by the Baptist young
folks of the Onancock Baptist Sun
day school next Friday evening in
their Sunday school room on Main
street. The room will be arranged
as drawing room. All recitatlons,
readings, music and plays will be
given under the "Holly Bough." In
vitations will be issued and particu-
lars thereon. Refreshment will be
served free of charge.
There has been considerable activ-
ity in Masonic circles here for the
past month. Chesapeake lodge has
been doing much work in the degrees,
and considerable work is still to be
done. At the last regular meeting,
one candidate was passed to the de-
gree of Fellow Craft, and two raised
to the sublime degree of Master Ma
son. At the next regular meeting.
which will take place on the first
Friday night in November, there
will be work in the third degree and
probably in the first and second.
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ssbitda ss.s b ss:t lsi
r Our hearts were mad e sad alize
on the morning OF September 3D. 1S0J
our beloved friend and relative miss
Leah A. Chance passed away, aged
90 years 7 months and ten days. She
had long been consistent member
of the NJ. E. Church, South. Her
sudden death has cast a gloom over
the family to which she was so de-
voted. How each of us miss her
bright smiles and cheerful words, but
we know that our loss is her eternal
gain, and may we all resolve to meet
her ''some sweet day. in that bright
and happy home where parting is no
more, and where sorrow never comes.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is still
a place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love has given;
And though the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in heaven.
Farewell dear loved one you have
left us,
We your loss most deeply feel
But tbs God that has bereft us,
He will all our sorrows heal.
HER NIECE.
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Real Estate at Auction.

L. Floyd Mock AID Ohio F. Mears,
special commissioners, will, on Satur-
day, November 9th, 1895, at 8 o'clock
p. M, sell at public auction, at
Keller, the real estate of which Jno.
WIN. Beloate died seized and pos
sessed, situated near Keller. This is
a rare chance for parties seeking a
home or an investment. For terms
and descriptions of property, see
posters.
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Belinda.

Mr.. W. S. Knight, critically i'll of
late, is on the mend.
There are a few cases of typhoid
fever in this neighborhood.
S. C, Hall, of the firm of W. j.
Hall e. Son, is in the city this week
buying fall goods.
Quite number of our people took
advantage of the cheap excursion
rates by steamer this week, to visit
Baltimore.
The oystermen of this section are
at work in the Potomac. Oysters are
so scarce with us, they say, they can
make more money there for the next
or weeks.
Our new school building is nearing
completion, and will be quite pleas
ing structure. Occupied by good
teachers, it would be soon in the
front ranks among the public schools.