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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-02-26
FARM LOANS.

We have an unlimited amount of
money to invest in Farm Loans at low
rate of interest. Call at the Sioux Valley
Bank, Hudson, South Dakota.
NJ. G. REMsBURG, Cashier.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-02-26
KYLE ELECTED TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Failing In His Own Party, Kyle Sells
His Soul and Body to the
Republicans.
KYLE WILL SUPPORT MCKINLEY.
In a Speech He Vows His Allegiance
TO Mark Hanna.

After going to press last Thursday. the
intelligence reached this office that Kyle
had been elected rs his own successor.
He received the solid Republican vote
and l3 Populist and Democratic votes.
The final vote resulted as follows:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-02-26
KYLE REpuDIATED!

Pierre, Feb. 24-(Specia1 to the LEAD
Err. 1.-The trend Of affairs here for the
past few days has had a most salutary
effect upon our Populst forces. All
minor and petty differences have disap-
peared from sight and the party presents
today a solid and defiant front, conscious
that they have justice to support them.
That revulsion of feeling which always
waits upon treachery is now running
high and Kyle, with his little band Of
apostates, are most heartily despised
alike by betrayer and betrayed. The
Republicans now see the trap that was
spread for them and many, damning
their ortsightedness, aver that they
will never again vote their party ticket.
So potent and pronounced is the aversion
here against Kyle, that people turn their
backs upon him when he approaches
them, and he will be figure at Wash
ington repudiated and avoided alike by
Populists and Democrats. and received
by the Republicans with distrust.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-02-26
MONEY TO LOAN

On real estate. Call on L. II. LARSEN,
Cashier Canton State Bank, 36tf.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12
Deaths.

Mrs. Maggie M. Savage, wife OF
Thomas H. Savage, of this county,
when on a visit to Baltimore, died
suddenly On Monday, June 18th, at
the residence of her son in-law, Mr.
j. e. Griffith, aged so years. She
was held In high esteem by a large
circle of relatives aud friends in this
county. Her husband and several
children survive her. The remains
we're bought to Temperanceville for
interment last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Satchell, a very esti
mable lady, wife of Thomas P. Satch-
ell and daughter of the late Edward
r. Watson, died after a lingering
illness, ut her home near Savageville,
Sunday night, June 9th, aged about
IS years. Her husband and daugh-
ter survive her.
Miss Susan Shrieves died at Hall
wood, Wednesday,, of consumption,
aged about 80 years.
&:r. Isasc d. Robbins of Birds Nest,
Northampton, died suddenly Of heart
disease, Oh last Sunday.
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DlZAtsT.

The members and friencs Of
Reamy's Memorial Baptist Church
at Horntown will hold q bazaar to
represent the seven days of the week
on the 18th and 14th OF July. Dinner
and supper will be served-dinner
on European style. Unique enter
tainment nlay be expected both
evenings. A ve.y pretty and durable
quilt and an elegant afghan will be
presented to the person Or persons
guessing the nearest number of peas
and shot in four and six ounce bot
ties. we hope to have the hearty
co operation OK our sister churches
in this EFFORT. Public cordially in
vited Proceeds no furnish the church.
If weather should be inclement next
fair day. See posters later.
COMMITTEE.
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Festivals.

There will be fair and festival at
Leemont. held by the members ana
friends of the M. P. Church on July
Bsa. Supper Will be served.
Fourth OF July celebrated on Sat-
urday, the 3rd, both day and night
on Parksley Nj. E. Camp ground, by
psrksley and Crowson NJ. E. Epworth
Leagues Fine confectioneries ana
las cream will be served.
Don't forget that the 3rd of July IS
TO be big day for Mappsburg ana
don't forget, either, that the drama
az night is one of the very best-one
that will interest and delight both
eld and young.
There will be fair and festival at
Wishart's Point, Saturday, July 5ro'
for benefit of Atlantic NJ. P. Church
Eoat sailing, excursions, speaking,
dinner, supper, ice cream, confec-
tionary, sc. Come and have gooo
time and help a good cause.
The guild of Emanuel Church will
give free entertainment consisting
of the Meeting of the Flowers and
the Flag drill" at jenkins Bridge,
Saturday, July 3rd. beginning at
O'Clock. The public cordially i'll
vited Supper and refreshments
ser7ed on the grounds.
The lemon party advertised foi
Juue 18th, and postponed on account
of the inclement weather, will come
Off Thursday next, June 18th, at the
residence of Mr.. E. w. Hickman, Ac-
comac, Va. Each guest is requested
to bring either two lemons or five
cents. Refreshments will be served
from 4 to $50 p. IN. Cake and lem
ouade free, custard and cream fol
sale. There will be a prize given to
the boy and girl who is the most sue
eassful in guessing the number OF
reeds in dozen lemons. There will
nlse be prize for the older persons
! 81 they care to guess. If weather if
ssae!ement on Thursday the party
will be on the next fair day. Public
cordially invited.
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ExrHrsioD.

The Harborton Baptist Church
will give an excursion to Old Point
on the beautiful steamer Eastern
Shore, on Monday, July 5th, 1897.
The excursion will DO from all Vir-
ginia wharves of that boat, leaving
Harborton at 7:30 a. M, and all other
wharves at her regular hours. The
fare, for round trip, is only one dollar.
Proceeds for Harbortor Baptist
Church. See posters for full inform
arion. COMMITTEE.
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NEiGHBORH0OD NOTES.
E>.asASiGN.

Mrs. j. II White and daughter are
spending few days in Baltimore.
DIR. w. NJ. Stursis, dentist, formerly
of Onancorl, has located in our town.
Mrs. j. j. Michael and son, OF
Baltimore, are the guests of Miss Lou
Johnson.
George w. Johnson, who has been
in Washington for several months, is
now home.
Mr. Charles Byrd, of Metomkin,
lost valuable COW with hydropho-
bia last week.
Miss Mary White, who has been at
tending the Woman's College OF Rich
mond, has returned home.
Miss Adele Lewis returned home on
Wednesday from Farnville, where
she has been attending school.
Rev. NJ. f. Sanford is assisting Rev.
G. w. Kiracofe in Il meeting on
Chincoteague Island this week.
Miss Carrie Taliaferro left for her
home in King and Queen county last
Monday, 10 the regret OF many
friends.
Our Baptist Church has delayed
children's day on account of the
Sunday School Convention, but will
observe it at an early day.
Mad dogs are again in our midst,
One was seen near Leemont last
Friday and another supposed to be
mad passed through Parksley on
Sunday.
Our n. P. Church held a church
social in the grove last Wednesday,
for the purpose of raising funds to
purchase hymn books, SC, for the
Sunday school.
Hunting Creek III. P. Church held
children's day services last Sunday
afternoon, and it was enjoyed by a
crowded throng and resulted in q
handsome collection.
The plans for our new Baptist
Church have been ordered from an
architect in New Jersey, and the
work will begin as soon as the lnm-
Der can be placed Oh the ground.
Messrs. Gordy & Figgs horse, at
tached TO light wagon, ran away III
Parsley Station few days ago,
wrecking the wagon and bursting i
barrel OF molasses with which it was
loaded.
noticed in your last weeks issue.
shat Your correspondent or printer
omitted the name OF Rev. p. II. Pur-
nell in the list OF ministers in attend.
ance on tile Sunday School Conven-
ton, lately held ut Parksley, and feel
lug sure it was only an oversight, /
ask the correction as he WAS surely
present, and did as much, if not more,
to enliven the occasion Nan any one
else present and his voice was heard
on nearly every subject discussed
with pleasure AID profit.
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S,nnrctl Ensra.

Mrs. DR.. S. Armstrong Hopkins, q
returned missionary from India, will
lecture at Leatherbury NJ. E. Church,
Monday night, June 18th, at S
O'Clock, and at Ayres NJ. g..
Church, Tuesday, night, June 18th.
SIZE will appear in Indian costumes
and exhibit idols, cymbals, money
and prayer instruments. Admission.
10 cents. She is wonderful lecturer
and captured Onancock auditors on
he former visit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Rogers, Stella Crockett, Charles r.
Savage, Herbert Mock.
Chemistry-Howard D. Lilliston,
Cecille Powell
Physiology-Howard D. Lilliston,
Rennie Savage, Edward G. BnndieS,
Ernest Mock Int. Ex.-Sue i. Rob
ertson.
First English-Annie E. Fosque
Howard D. Lilliston, Susie Noting
ham.
Third English-Ethel Finney, Jno
b. Mears, Chas. B. Mears, James G.
Nelson, Lillian NJ. Nelson, Lila Scott,
Rennie Savage.
Meilslejohn's English Literature
Edward C. Bundick, William F. Kel-
am.
Fourth EngIish-Int. and Final
Ex.-Ethel Broughton, Thomas b
Addison, Herbert s. Mock. Int. Ex.
Phoebe Chandler.
English History -Ethel Broughton
Ethel johnson, Gin McMath, Lucy
Rogers, Thos. E. Addison, Herbert
S. Mock, f. p. Brent, Jr., Stanley
Scott, W. Henry Parker, .Jr. Fina
Elk -Preston Stewart, Elsie Stewart
swinton's History of the World
Thos. &. Addison, T. P. Brent, -Jr.
Johnston's History of the United
states-Edward C. Bundick, Ernest
Mock, Phoebe Chandler, Barton X
Lilliston.
Senior American History (Epoci
straightforward Latham, Ira Hurst
j. Harry Rev.
Roman History-Rennie Savage
John r. Ames. Wln. f. Kellam, John
r. Mears, w. Thos. Watson, 4. Car
son Scarborough, Chas. 7. Hopkins
First Latin-Rowland Latham, lr'
Hurst.
Second Latin-Warner Alnes, Ai'
ME r. Fosque, Cecille Powell.
Third Latin-J. Harry Rev, Con
stance S. Taylor, John s. McMath
Susie Nottingham. Final Ex.-Johl
B. Mears.
Fourth Latin-Howard D. Lillis
ton, Lille Nelson, John d. Grant
Jr., w. Thomas Watson, Rennie SAY
age. Int. Ex.--Ethel Finney.
Fifth Latin-John r. Ames, Tho'
E. Addison, Stanley Scott, flthe
Broughton. Int. Ex.-James c. Me
son, DIN McMath, Henry Parker
Henrietta Wise. Final Elk. Jenni
Leatherbury, Harry P. Miles, Hel
bert 6. Mock, f. p. Brent, Jr., Harr
Smith.
First Greek-lra Hurst Eowlan
latham.
Second Greek-Int. Ex.-G. carso
Scarborough.
Third Greek-John D. Grant, jr
Garland Vaden.
First German-Rowland Latham
Constance S. Taylor.
Second Gorman-WZi2rner Ames, c
B. Mears, j. Hurry Kew, Cecil
Powell.
First Trench-Annie E Fosqus
Cecille Powell.
Second French-sasie Nottingham
Lila &. Scott.
Third trench-Ethel Finney, Lilli
Nelson. Int. Ex.-James C.-Melson
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Any one having pictures to copy
of any living or dead friend should
hold their orders until Messrs. Selec-
man and Wicker can cell upon them.
They are the Southern managers OF
the New York Portrait Co. Mr.. L.
". Wicker is from Northumberland
county, Va, and comes highly recon-
mended. He will canvass this county.
Any orders addressed to him at
Onancock, his Headquarters, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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;,Atr itr:YlIr@ 90.

The privileges OF the Chesapeake
Agricultural Fair Association will be
let to the highest bidder, at public
auction. on the grounds, Thursday,
July 1st, at $50 o'clock, p. IN, on the
arrival of the mail train ct Cape
Charles. Catalogues Of fair can be
had by applying 10 the secretary,
chesapeake, Va.
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Married.

Enthusiastically 18th, 1897, at
Keller. by Rev. E. E. Harrell, Abel
Thomas Meers to Miss Julia Mears.
HART EvANs-May esd. 1897, at
Mossongo, by Rev. Charles Clement,
Artemus Hart to Miss Marcelia A.
Evans.
misunderstanding 18th, 1897,
near Leemont, by Rev. Avery Dono-
ven, John E. Shrieves to Miss Esther
L. Barnes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sd, 1897,
at New Church, by Rev. j. Carson
Watson, John Brimer, Jr., to Miss
Laura Dryden.
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saIGENEa4N NOTICES.

Losr-On last Sunday in Drum
mondtown, on street, between the
Presbyterian Church and my home,
star shaped gold medal with in
scriptions, "Tiboie n. Grant" and
Scholarship with date on same.
The finder, by returning the medal
to tie undersigned viii receive thanks
and a suitable reward. Tibbie n
Grant.
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III ~sEt0vn.

TrouJ fish plentiful il our market.
Dir. and MS. Solomon il. johnson
are in Petersburg on Ii visit to sheir
daughter.
Mrs. ThoMa4 Petit and Mrs. O. D..
Henderson are visiting friends in
Baltimore tits week.
Our town Will, 1T is rumored, fur
nish acandidaJe for the sherifTalty at
the NEXT regular election for that
Office.
Mr.. Ben F. Jones, Eow in business
in Philadelphia, has had es guests
this week dis wife and daughter
OF our toan.
Our new Baptist Church is nearing
completion, AID is indeed an orna-
ment 10 thc town. 1t is now being
neatly and handsomely painted.
Mrs. V. C. Dwell, HRS. E. N. Wal
Top, Mrs. Ocie Watson and Mrs. Mar-
gares 6ladding are on the sick liat,
but conva lesccnt at this writing.
The growth OF the crops in this
section has been greatly retarded by
the cold leather Of late and this with
other tfiage IS making everybody
complain OF hard times.
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E,:., as.asa AT z.as,le Auction.

Se1vall Il. Bsily, trustee, will sell
at public auction, on Saturday, June
goth, next, Oh the premises, house
and 10. known as the Lewis Shrieves
lot, situated On the road from Blox-
ON station TO Mappsvile. For full
particulars spe advertisement IN this
paper.
Spencer T.. Rogers. special COM
missioner, by virtue Of decree of
The circuit court OF Accomae, will
sell at public auction, on Saturday.
June 18th. at Pungoteague, very
valuable tract OF land, situated on
the southside Of Punaoteague Oreek,
containing go acres, more or less, OF
which Egbert G.. Bayly died seized
and possessed. See advertisement.
Valuable town property situated In
Onancozk aud other real estate near
that place, OF which Perry a. Leath-
erbnry q ed seized and possessed,
will be sold al public auction. Satur
day, Jus.e 18th, p. M, in the town
of Onancock. by Edward J. Winder,
special commissioner and executor.
Full particulars given in advertise
ment published in this paper.
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Observation-Disclosures Compan
ion, cook book compiled by Miss
Bessie Gunter, can be bought at
ENTERPRISES Office, or ". T. Wise's
drug store, Onancock. Suitable for
Xmas presents and all The proceeds
from same given to charitable pur-
poses.
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Neutrality-suspicious..

a schooner from Egs Harbor is
loading oyster shells at cur wharf.
MIR. l.. Rosser Johnson has opened
a new store on Main ST., and it il
rumored, that two others will be
erected in the near future.
A rabid dog from the vicinity OF
Keller paid our town o visit at an
early hour on Sunday morning last.
Fortunately, our streets were nearly
deserted at the til1e, the children
being engaged in preparation foI
church. He escaped from the town
before he could be overtaken. but
was killed near Keller at later hour
in the day. Some anxiety is mani
tested, lest he may have infected
other animals in his wanderings.
at the regular communication o.
Ocean Lodge A. f. & 4. NJ, held in
their hall on Wednesday last, the
Rev. G. Z. 3. Smith and Mir. ". X.
Copes received the Masters Degree.
The following officers Of the lodge
were elected for the ensuing term:
Dr.. j. W. Kella!n, ". NJ; Capt. ]. A.
d. Savage, S. w; ]. ~. Chopper, j.
w; L. C. Mears, Treasurer; A. S.
.Kellam, Secretary: Z. 7. Powell, s.
D.; w. n. Copes, J. D. Mr. j. K
Harmon was appointed Tiler; Messrs.
a. IT. Mears and a. s. Kellem, Dea-
cons, aad the Rev. G. E. 3. Smith,
Chaplain. A large attendance was
present, and the brethren enjoyed a
bopnteous -epast spread By the
ladies.
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Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair.rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Cape Charles Ice 4 Lumber Go.
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oaawa socini U:,iou-

The Gth annual fair of 0nawa
Social Union near Mappsburg, Va,
will open Tuesday, August 24th, 1887,
and continue four days-a change
from the original date.
SAMUEL L. BURTON,
Secretary.
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HousEKEKpER WASrED-Respec-
table white woInan wanted as Il work
ing houseiseeper, one who is willing
to cook and do general housework.
References exchanged. Address, stat
ing salary expected, s. K. Martin,
Harborton, Va.
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For pianos and organs and stringed,
instruments with fitting sheet music,
or anything in the music line, cali on
or write to The Pocomoke 1Iusic Co.,
Pocomoke City, Ma.
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For SALE-Dwelling house With
six comfortable rooms belonging TO
the heirs of Thos. r. Kellam, de-
ceased, and storehouse OF Robert
Kellam, 25x60 feet on same lot, both
situated at louisville, Va. z. ".
T. Kellam.
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Just received another lot of mat
tines that are worth p cents per
yard naas than we ask for them.
Aslaby & Belcat.
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For RENr-For the year 1898, my
farm near Onaneoek, at present &c
cupied by John Young. money rec5
wanted. apply 10 |. ". Bagwei.,
or John s. ,Iapies, Unancock.
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CnlsSoEengue.
Miss Mary aluman is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. s. Z. Matthews.

Miss Mary aluman is visiting he'
aunt, Mrs. s. E, Matthew'S.
Stcaaier Ridseway, of Philadel-
nhia, was In eur port several day:
This week,
Childrea's day exercises at Beulaf
Baptist Church last Sunday nigh
creditable to both church and chill
dren. Hoav4 vas packed to its at
most capacity.
SchooAe. J. z. Mofatt arrived this
week with eSrsa OF ice and schooner
Sunbea9a WITH sarge Of bulldog ma
terial Schooner Maggie Davis loaded
with sheius for Connecticut.
Mr.. e. L. Holiday and other ?. "
Is E. oaseisls were here this week &c
take steHs for she improvement Of
their wharf 70 as to better protect
oysters and ether periehable property
Everything passed of well and ev-
erybody went home happy from the
sheep penning. The day was fine
large crowd was present not only Of
cur citizens, but from all of our sister
towns. The confectionery stands al
did good business.
Arrivals ut Atlantic hotel this week
Arthur <. Wentx, w. H. Nicely, j. II
Feddenan, D. &. White, G. B. Pur-
cell, Baltimore; c. H. Ames, Albert
Y. Evans, Philadelphia; G. L. Evans
Wilmington; j. d. Campbell, New
York; I'D. Shovel, Berlin; Benja-
min Barley, Dover, n. H.: }. Il. Hop
llins, ". T. Gladding, James w
Brougllton, Thomas w. Russell, &C
Dix. John w. Davis, Accomac.
Chincoteague, we think, has classet
up well this week with Coney Islant
and Atlantic City. On Monday there
was It bout ,1aes between sloop yacht.
G. n. Ohoseer, OF Muddy Creek, ane
WelcoMe. cs tais place. They saaled
from AtisSstis hotel wharf, around
kiilick Ligfab TO tie first bar buo5
and re;ura sug ten dollars. The rass
was close and exciting and won by
the lar;er ia two minutes. In the al
terroon there WAS trotting race
best two In three, between Baker
owned by Bcwden and Topping, snt
Gold Duct, owned by Chas. Clark
for {, purse of $40. The race wal
given to Baker. Later in the day /;
race came of between Polly w.
owned by Wan. Watson, ana Jane:
c., owned by Charles Holster for ;
purse o, $40, won by the latter
On TUESDAY there WAS II running
race, followed 0y merry go round a
night and on VI ednesday the sheep
pemning came off according to al
nouncement.
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Call and see our 5 and 10 cert
counter, on it you will find many
bargains. Ashby & Beloat.
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Come 70 see US If yoa want q suit
for the old man, boy or children at
prices fat down. AInes, Shield s Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Ashby Il Beloat have just put in a
) and 10 cent counter on which they
have many bargains.
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Gunrteriy Conferences

Keller, Garrison's, June 10, 10.
Pungoteague, Harborton, June 10,
p. m, and ID.
Belle Haven, Broadwater, June 49,,
90.
Franktown, Johnson's, June 20, p.
H., and u
Onancock, Andrews chapel, June
&c, 81.
w. c. VADEN, P. E.
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For SALE-Ice from this date il
quantities to suit. Geo. F. Parker.
May %. 'g7.
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Mr.W I. Baloat, OF Ashby u Beloat,
has returned from the city with more
bargains.
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The horses of Mr. Hill Chandler
became unmanageable while hitched
to reaper few days ago, causing
him much bodily injury. He was
cut badly in several places by the
reaper, but none Of them are of a
serious character.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

For the latest styles in straw hats,
sepe to see Ames, Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Children's day exercises come aft
st Hollies Baptist Church, Sunday
afternoon, June 18th, inst. Public
cordially invited.
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT


First Arithmetic-Ed c. Bun
dick, Lille Nelson, Ernest Mock
John R. Ames, William Kellan. Chas
T. Hopkins. Int. EX.-Vernon W
Phillips, Rennie NJ. Savage.
Second Arithmetic-Int. and Final
Ex.-J. G. Nelson, Minnie Stevenson,
Ethel Johnson, Ethel Finney, Benz
F. Kitchens. Int. Ex.-Ruth Old
ham, John D. Grant, Jr. Final Elk.
Harry P. Miles.
Third Arithmetic-Int. and Final
Ex.-Thos. E. Addison, Barton X.
Lilliston, Ethel Broughton. Int. Elk.
Stanley Scott, Winnie Guthrie
Final Ex.-Jennie Leatherbury, VII
lis Addison, Will Bagwell, Elsie
Stewart, Willie Hopkins.
Algebra-Int. and Final Ex.-An
ME E. Fosque, Edward G. Bundick,
Ethel H. Johnson, Susie U. Noting
ham. Int. Ex.-John D. Grant, JT.,
Josie A. Mock, Chas. B. Mears, Will
liam Kellam, Cecille Powell. Final
Ex-James G. Nelson, Lillian NJ.
Nelson, John R. Ames, Harry P.
Miles, Elsie Stewart, Willie e. Hop.
kins, Beoi. F. Kitchens, Garland
Walden.
Plane and Solid Geometry-Con
stance S. Taylor, ]. Harry Rev,
Howard Lilliston, Garland Walden
Plane Geometry-Int. and Final
Ex.-William F. Kellam, Charles B.
Mears. Int. Ex.-John S. McMath.
Final Exc. G. Bundick, Cecille
Powell.
Spherical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Latham, Ira Hurst.
Plane Observation-Disclosures S.
Taylor, j. Harry Rev.
Comic Sections-Rowland Latham,
Ira Hurst.
Physical Geography-Will Bagwell,
F. P. Brent, Jr., Ethel Broughton,
Helen JollifTe, DIN McMath, Pitts
Rogers, Chas. Savage, Sarah NAPLES,
Sarah West.
Elementary Geology-F. P. Brent,
Jr., Helen Jolliffe, Barton K. Lil!is
ton, DIN McMath, Finest Mock
Lucy Rogers, Barry Smith, Sarah
NAPLES, l. w. BagweIl, Jr., Pitt;
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Agent Blackboard has contracted
with MI Richards to build Il hand
some dwelling for him and work on
same will commence July 1.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

Children's day will be observed at
Parksley N. E. Church, next Sunday
night, 18th inst, beginning at S
o'clock. Public cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-12

DR.. John E. Mapp was re appointed
superintendent of the public SCHOOL,
of Accomac at the meeting of the
State Board of Education in Rich
lnond, last Saturday. Hon. S. S.
Wilkins was re appointed TO like
position in Northampton