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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
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534 MAPLE ST..
MANCHESTER, N. H.
JAMES G. DAVIS & Son.
Gentlemen:-
l take pleasure in recommending
your Ammoniated KerosIne Soap, az
it will do all that it claims to do. It
can not be excelled for laundry use.
Yours,
CLvRA B. SMITH.
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A BESEIGED CITY.
Latest News From the
Cuban Capital.
ALL SORTS OF WAR NEWS Is
AFLOAT.
S.ory Of Loss Of American Vessel
at Cardenas Reported.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER CORRE-
SPONDENT IMPRISONED.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER CORRE-
SPONDENT IMPRISONED.

Sentenced to Nine Years for Photograph
ing Forts-Bianco Appoints His Score
taries for Colonial Counci1-Captain
General of Porto Rico Says Not One of
His Guns was silenced and Only Few
Injured.
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PutngO1~ AEue.

Miss Valentine Read is now on the
sick list.
Miss Ethel Fletcher, who has been
sick, is now improving.
Miss Susie Ames returned home
from Baltimore Thursday.
Mr.. George Taylor is quite sick
with typhoid fever at this writing.
Miss Daisey Avres, of Accomac G.
a., is visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. John Joynes and family left
this week for Baltimore, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Jester and daughter Miss An
ME, OF Williamsburg, returned home
this week, to the regret of their many
friends.
Mrs. j. L. Warren. daughter Vir-
ginia, and Mrs. Susan h. Smith left
Tuesday for Newport News, Norfolk,
Ocean View and other places.
Misses Halle and Estelle Battaile,
of "Blenheim," left Monday for Hol-
Iins Institute, the former to accept a
position as teacher, the latter to re-
sumo her studies in music.
The supper which was held at Hol-
lies church on last Saturday after
noon was success. Forty five dol
lars was realized, which will go to-
wards getting a new organ.
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ChtilcoEenEu @

Mrs. Sarah Snead is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Moran, in Boston
Mass.
Master Nick Smith is at Whining
ton, Del, as student of business col
lege there.
Our town hall is being improved
with new weather boarding, coat o.
paint and otherwise.
Mr.. H. G. Jones, ex-cashier Of
Boatmen's bank, is here on visit te
friends and his best girl.
Charles H. Lewis and Miss Roene
Tarr were married on the Sth inst,
Rev. E. II. Bennington officiating.
MIR. Alfred Sharpley has just com
pleted II handsome dwelling and Mr..
Fred Powell has one in course OF
erection.
Schooners d. j. Wheaton, Delane
and LeCato arrived this week from
New York, the last with cargo OF
bricks and the other two with cargoes
of coal.
The outlook for a good oyster sea
son here the best for years. There is
fine prospect for fat oysters in all
our waters, and if not damaged by
storms or in some other way, we will
have an abundance of them.
The contract for erecting new
public schoolhouse here has been
awarded to Mr.. w. N. Conant. 1t
will be 24XG0, two rooms above and
two below, and in its construction a
long felt want is thereby filled, to
the qualification OF all of our people.
Captain George G. Rurch, William
j. Mathews, VIM. G. Payne and Harry
J. Messick, of this town, and DR.. L.
L. Taylor, of Atlantic, have returned
from an extended tour of the North
ern States and Canada, thoroughly
delighted with what they saw and
the pleasure it gave them.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
F. w. Byrd, C. E. Byrd, 7. H. Mears,
w. B. Herring, j. H. Feddeman, Bal
timore; DR.. s. A. Hartman, DR.. j. G.
Stevens. Harrisburg, Pa; G. H. Ven
able, Little Rock, Ark; Asher Rich.
ardson, Misses Ethel and Lula Rich
ardson and Miss Lula Price, San An
tonic, Texas; j. S. Price, Snow Hill;
Miss Mamie Beane, Greenwood. DEL;
6. Z. Fox, S. W. Matthews, Thos. G..
Mock, F. d. Parks, NJ. E. Selby and
family, Accomac.
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Distric, Convention.
COMMITTEE.

The Fourth Quarterly District Con
vention of the w. G. T. q. will be
held in Onancock on Goth and 2lst OF
September. Exercises begin at 2 p.
III. on the Goth. Rev. Mr.. Burke will
address the convention at 7:3O p. H.,
on same date.
The superintendent of departments
will please send in their reports one
week previous to district superinten-
dents. Officers and members through
out the district will please be prompt
ly in their places. The public gen.
orally is cordially invited to meet
with us.
MRS. BETTE A. RUE,
District President.
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j. H. TUREER. Clerk,
LEE DISTRICT.

Onancock-G. Il. Joynes, Miss Lot
tie L. Parker. Miss Annie 8. Doughty.
Cashyille-W. A. P. Strang, Miss
Bernice Guthrie and Miss Eva Rev.
Daugherty-Esau G. Kellam.
Locustville-Miss R. T. Elliott and
Miss India Haley.
Accomack G. Thames g. Mock
and Miss H. B. Higgins.
Chesconessex-Miss Sue G. Elliott.
Beech Grove ISIS Tibbie N. Grant
Finneys Gate-Miss Amy Warren
and Miss Mamie Mason.
Savagevllle-Miss Margaret Stew
art and Miss Eva Stewart.
Tangier-Walter p johnson and
Miss Cyntbie Chandler. No. Is; Miss
Sallie P. Scarborough, No. 16; w. B.
Respass, No. 90.
Waterfelds Gate-Miss Margaret
Nottingham.
Coards Branch-Miss Mamie Coard
Onley-Miss Alice Warren and Miss
Allie Lattimer.
Bayly's Neck-Miss Daisy Ayres.
Leatherbury-John w. Means and
Miss Lena Chandler.
CoLoRED.
Morris Chapel,-George e. Blair
and Matte Joynes.
Onancock-John R. GUSTS and
Fanny Rogers.
Accomac G. Thames Uzzle and
Esther Keeling.
Burtons Monnie Gaskins.
Savageville-Alvin G. Lewis and
Annie R. Paddy.
Cashville-Adlena W. Jones.
Chesconnessex-L. w. Gaines.
Teachers will open school October
Sd, 1898, except assistants of white
schools 4, 70, IA and 81, and colored
schools Z, 8, and 10, which will open
November 2Sth, 1898, unless other
wise ordered by clerk.
T. C. KELLAM, Clerk.
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Oiilcy.

Mr.. N. F. Walter is identifying
his residence with coat of paint.
Mr.. q. Roseman is closing out his
stock of goods and will move to Bal
timore.
Mrs. Sydney Guy is on the sick list
this week, at the home of her mother
near Only.
Rev. J. R. Griffith will commence a
protracted meeting at our Methodist
Church next Sunday night.
Rev. J. R. Griffith returned last
Saturday from his trip to Oxford, N.
c., Richmond, Va. and other points.
The Misses Harris, of Philadelphia,
who have been visiting relatives in
this section, returned to their home
| last week.
Mr.. Alfred Twyford has sold out
his farming interests in this section,
and has gone abroad to engage in
other business.
Mr.. Frank Walden and Mrs. Addie
Parks. of New York, and Mrs. Eugene
Falls, of Richmond, were guests OF
Mrs. Sadie Savage, last week.
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MRS. BETTE A. RUE,
District President.
Republican Convention.

Tappahannock, Va, September ID
The Republican Congressional Con
yention of this district met here yes
terday. Postmaster John NJ. Griffin
of Fredericksburg, called the conven
ton to order at 1890. He was made
permanent chairman, and w. D.
Laws, of Northumberland, secretary
After the regular routine business,
nominations were in order, and JOS
A. Bristow, of Middlese1, was put in
nomination also F. D. Lee (colored).
of Gloucester, and the vote resulted
in Bristows election four to one.
The convention was very orderly.
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Tax Notice.

i Notice is hereby given that thu
State Tax and County Levy for the
year 1898, are now due, and that il
pursuance of law, the treasurer o.
his deputy will be at the following
named places in said districts at the
time herein specified, for the purpose
of collecting said taxes and levies, viz
Appointments of Edwin T. Powell
Melfa, October 3rd, afternoon.
Belle Haven, October 18th.
Mappsburg, Oct. 18th, 18th and 18th
louisville, Oct. 18th, afternoon.
Cashville, Oct. 21st, morning.
Finneys, Oct. 21st, afternoon.
Pungoteague, Oct. LIST, 22d, 9th, 2Sth
Goth and November 18th and Goth
Marsh's Store, Nov. 4th, afternoon
and night.
Keller, Nov 3rd, afternoon.
Harborton, Oct. 2Sth, at night.
Tangier, Nov. 7th, Sth and 9th.
Onancock, Oct. Sth, 23d, Nov. 9Th,
18th, 18th and 10Th.
Wachapreague, Nov. 18th, 18th and
10th.
Accomac C. H.. Nov. 22d, 23d, Gath
and Goth. First day of County
Courts and first 8 days of Circuit
Court.
At Home nights when not otherwise
posted.
Appointments of John H. Hopkins.
Parksley, Oct. 9th, 18th and Sth. Nov.
Goth.
Bloxom, Oct. 18th, 18th and 18th.
Mappsville, Oct. Goth, 21st and 22d.
Temperanceville, Oct. 97th, 2Sth and
goth.
New Church, Nov. 3D., 4th and 9Th.
Sanford. Nov. 9th, 10th and 18th.
Saxis, Nov. 9th, at night.
Cattail, Nov. 18th, morning.
Mearsville, Nov. -, afternoon.
Greenbackville, Nov. 18th, at night.
Chincoteague, Nov. 18th, 10th and II.
Horntown, Nov. 18th, at night.
Hallwood, Nov. 18th, afternoon and
night.
Modestown, Nov. 10Th.
Hopeton, Nov. 23d, morning.
Newstown, Nov. 23d, afternoon.
Leemont, Nov. 25th, afternoon.
Hunting Creek, Nov. 25th, morning.
Accomac G. H., first day of every
court.
Due notice will be given of other
appointments.
Those failing to pay their taxes and
levies before the first day of Deem
Der next will have per cent. added
to their bill, as the law directs. We
hope all that can will avail them>
selves of this opportunity and save 5
per cent.
If you have not paid your 1897 tau
es, please meet US at the place most
convenient to yourself, and do So.
AS we are compelled to enforce coll
lection on all that are in arrears, in
order TO meet the demands on us, we
hope those that are in arrears will
save us this trouble.
EDWIN T. POWELL,
JOHN H. HOPKINS.
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Teachers Appointed.
The following teachers of public
schools of Accomac have been ap.
pointed for session 199S-'09:

The following teachers of public
schools of Accomac have been ap
pointed for session 189S-'09:
PUNGoTEAGUE DISTRICT.
Pungoteague-George o. Mock and
Miss Bessie Wyatt.
Wachapreague-J. w. Stockley and
Miss Annie Bird.
Belle Haven't. II. Johnson and
Miss Mile Bull.
Keller-Henry A. Wise and Miss
Nellie White.
Harborton- Miss Emma Robins and
Mrs. Alice Lytle.
Craddockville-E b. Phillips.
Hacks Neck-Miss Essie Mears
Bcbtown-Miss Emma Read.
Fair Oaks-Miss Lille Elmore.
Bells Neck-James w. Edmonds.
Bradfords Neck-Miss Emma Lee
Cato.
Upshurs Neck-Miss Florence Wal
lace.
Stockleys Gate-Miss Sadie Har-
mon.
Hawks Nest-Miss Emma Smith
Partnerships. jamie Edmonds.
Davis Wharf-Miss Ida Walkley.
Custis Gate-Miss May Drummond
COLoRED.
Pungoteague-J. Z. Harris.
Hacks Neck-W. H. Palmer.
Bosto Hattie Wharton.
Observation-Disclosures Bayley.
Belle Haven-Hattie s. Mock.
Mt Zion-Eliza Baptop.
Red Hills-Roxana Yancey.
Head of Neck-Sallie Stewart.
Turlington's Crossing-Leah A.
Harmon.
J. H. TURNER, Clerk.
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AIEToA1PKIN DISTRICT.

Hunting Creek-W. S. B. Bond and
Miss Margaret White.
St. Thomas-Miss Lille Parks.
Guilford-Miss Susie LeCato and
Miss Nellie Byrd.
Mearsville-John L. Taylor and
Miss Mary Human.
Shiloh-Miss Lola Somers.
Mappsville-Miss Annie Hargis and
Miss Adele Lewis.
Bloxom-S. A. Bland and Miss Amy
Warren.
Modestown-Miss A. May johnson
and Miss Annie E. Elder.
Gargatha-To be supplied
Hopeton-Miss Lena Johnson.
Parksley-V. S. Deitrick, Miss Car
RE NJ. johnson and Miss Annie E.
Ashmeade.
Zion-Miss Ethel Lewis and Miss
Emma L Core.
Leemont-Miss Matte Churn.
CoLoRED.
Mappsville-Richard Smith.
Macedonia-Georgie Colburn.
Metompkin-J. Blackwell.
Whitesville-Tob be supplied.
D. Fl. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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Fairs, &c.

There will be an all day fair at
Woodberry Church on the 21st of
September, Wednesday. An elaborate
dinner, consisting of all the delicacies
of the season, will be served by the
ladies. Ice cream and confectionaries
in abundance. If Wednesday should
be rainy go the next fair day. All
invited.
There will be two days fair (aft-
ernoon and evening" held in the in
terest of the N. P. Church, at Parks.
ley, on the 2sth and Goth of this
month. Supper will be served with
all the delicacies OF the season. Come
to the grove, near the church and
should inclement weather prevail,
come the next fair day.
COMMITTEE.
The Might Society OF the Preshyte'
rian Church will have donkey
party Tuesday. September Goth, in
courthouse yard, beginning at $3.50
o'clock p. N. The public is cordially
invited, children especially. Refresh
ments will be served-cake, lemon
ade and ice cream. If you have never
attended donkey party, do not miss
the fun next Tuesday. If the weather
should be inclement, come the next
fair day. Admission, 10 cents.
Harborton NJ. 4. Church, South,
will have grand all.day picnic at
Harborton, September II, 1898. If
you want to spend an enjoyable day
come to the picnic and bring your
friends with you. Let everybody, old
and young, come prepared for big
time. Plenty of amusement, plenty
of refreshments and plenty of happi-
ness for all. Dinner and supper
served at reasonable rates. Ice cream
fruit, confectionaries, soda water,
lemonade, &C., for sale.
Come early, stay all day and do
not leave till you see the balloons
ascend.
COMMITTEE.
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The fall of the year has come, and
summer apparel has been cast aside.
New things to wear are the order.
Autumn styles are sought. The new
suit and hat and scarf must be had.
The ladies are preparing the seasons
things in comfortable woolens and
other fabrics, and are decking them
selves in autumn colors. While think
ing of this remember that Ames,
Shields s. Co. are preparing the lines
of fresh and beautiful articles that
will make your appearance season
able and give you pride and satisfac-
ton and win the admiration of your
friends.
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Convention of Epworrh Loagues.

The 9th Annual Convention of the
Salisbury District M. E. Epworth
Leagues will be held in Princess
Anne, Md, October, 8, 4. and 5th.
Each junior and senior chapter is en-
titled to two delegates in addition to
the pastor. A very interesting pro
gramme has been arranged and
successful convention is expected.
GEO. W. BOUNDS,
Dist Sec'y'
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WnrnGl,reaxue.

MIR. James G. Heath, who has been
on the sick list, is now on duty again
The schooners Robinson, Maggie
Davis and Wheaton are at this
wharf.
Many of our summer visitors have
gone homeward, leaving perceptible
void in many of our households.
The Rev. Mr.. Strickland, of Chin
colleague, filled the pulpit OF the III !.
6. Church, South, on Sunday last.
Rev. George W. Jones, of Cape
Charles, has been assisting Rev G. E.
b. Smith this week in revival meet
ing.
Little Mollie, the daughter Of Mr..
James G. Mock, has suffered relapse
of typhoid fever this week and is i'll
again.
Mrs. w. F. Hudson expects to leave
on Tuesday next for Baltimore, Phil
adelphia and other northern cities to
select a stock OF fall millinery and
fancy goods.
Oyster Inspector Lee B. Kellam has
made some arrests, during the week.
of oystermen working on the natural
rocks without the license required
by law. The parties were fined and
discharged.
Mrs. Hill, wife of Captain Hill,
and her niece, Miss Jennie Hill, have
been sojournlng here during the
week, en- route to New York and
Providence, as passengers on the
schooner Robinson, Captain Hill.
The Parsonage and Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. E. Church, South,
met at the home of Mrs. A. T. Mears
on Tuesday night of last week. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs
Lizzie Richardson's, on October 4th
Capt. Rabbit, of Chincoteague, is
still sojourning here with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Burton. The Captain
is a most interesting character, q
genius in his way, and has drawn
largely upon our people, who will Pc
greet to see him go away.
An earth shock was experienced
here at 4:30 p. III. Saturday last. The
jar appeared to pass from east to
west, and was plainly felt by many
residents in town who were indoors
at the time. The windows of houses
ratified as if shaken by heavy thun-
der, but there was no lightning and
the sky was cloudless.
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Deaths.

Mr.. J. Wesley Guest. cashier of the
Continental National Bank, Balti>
more, born in Accomac in 1881, died
in that city last Monday of apoplexy.
George Lingo, son of George Lingo,
deceased, died at Pennyville, this
county, last Saturday, OF consumption,
aged 90 years.
Ohio Kellam, son of Richard Kel-
lam, deceased, died Tuesday, 18th
inst, OF consumption, at his home
near Craddockville, aged 90 years.
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The northern market is at this time
being visited, for the purchase OF
large stock of merchandise, by the
buyer for Ames, Shield s. Co. The
patrons of this concern are assured
that the selections made for their in
spection will be of the best and new
est things to be had, and that they
will be bought at the lowest figures
and sold at prices as low as the best
city quotations.
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Cn,,rc,, Notes.

Rev. H. S. Simmerman will not
preach at Jenkius Bridge next Sun
day morning, September 18th, as
heretofore announced.
Revival services will begin at the
Drummondtown Baptist Church, to
continue for ten days, on the first
Sunday in October. Rev. Wayland
F. Dunaway, of Middleburg, Va, will
assist the pastor in the work.
Revival services will begin in the
Methodist Church at Horntown on
next Monday night, 18th, with ser
mon on, "a plea for life" The meet
ing will continue nightly for a week
or more as the interest may demand.
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NAGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnaMcOck.

Una0COcks
The Margaret Academy opened OF
Wednesday with success.
Mr.. Warner Ames left on Tuesda.
to enter the University of Virginia.
Several OF our citizens attended TIT
pony penning on Parramore's beacl
this week.
Mr.. VIM. c. West is erecting {
dwelling at the corner of Parker ant
Riley streets.
Mr.. R. L. Shields, of Ames, Shield
s. Co.. left on Tuesday for bushes!
trip to the northern market.
Mrs. Mary II. Smith, of New York
city, formerly of this county, is visit
ing tile home OF Mr.. ]. c. Justice.
Miss Constance Taylor's school, al
her home on East Main street. opened
this week with q good attendance.
Master Hy. Parker, son of Mr.. VIM
H. Parker, left on Thursday for Wash
ington, d. c., and will enter school
there again.
Miss Tyler's school opened on Mon
day with an enrichment of pupils that
is gratifying and that assures a sue
cesSful session
Jos. Walter, son of MIR. VIM. Con-
rades, aged one year, died on We'd
nesday, last. The interment was in
the Onancock cemetery.
Miss Hickman, teacher OF music
and art, and Miss Phaup, teacher OF
primary department, arrived at the
Margaret Academy on Tuesday.
A surprise party was given by g
company of young people on Friday
night the 9th inst, at the home OF
Mr.. VIM. H. Parker. The yard was
illuminated by Chinese lanterns.
The schools have opened. Throngs
of merry children are in town, and
with books in hand, sire moving to
and fro. giving new life and interest
to their surroundings. Success at
tends the efforts OF our educators.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Anna Claude Bagwell to
Reverend Hickman S. Simmerman,
on Tuesday afternoon, September
9th, 1888, at half after two o'clock
at Holy Trinity Church, this town.
A change in the weather on We'd
nesday OF last week, and gradual
running down OF the mercury for
several days. We were launched from
the heat of summer into real autumn.
On Wednesday, the eth, at 6 q. H.,
the mercury registered 7o0, and Oh
Monday, the 18th, at p. ~, it was
4So.
The first dance OF the season, given
by some of the young men OF the
town, was held in the town hall on
Friday night, the 9th inst. The music
was furnished by musicians from
Norfolk, upon the violin and harp.
A gay company attended and in
dulged in the pleasures through sew
eral hours.
We can appreciate the compensa-
tion in nature since enjoying the de-
lightful cool weather for the past
week. Since being SO invigorated,
we can hardly REALIZE how we felt
when nearly fainting with heat only
a few days before. There is counter
balance in all things. 1t is pleasant
thought that though we may have to
climb the hill of difficulty, for long
time, perhaps, yet we may reach the
top and then glide smoothly and
pleasantly down just as far on the
other side.
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Read and be profited thereby, that
on Wednesday, September 21st, 1898,
we will begin our special shoe sales
for the fall, at which time we will
offer, ladies shoes fro IN GO cents up
masses shoes from so cents up, child
rem shoes from 25 cents up, mems
shoes from 80 cents up. Come one
come all and convince yourselves Of
the real values and bargains to be
offered on that day.
ASHBY 81 BELoAT.
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Challenge Accepted.

The day has been named. The race
between w. B. Duncan and myself
will come off at New Church track
Saturday, September Oath, for a purse
of 5000. Admission to the track, Is
cents. Come one, come all, and see
me throw the dust in his eyes.
CHARLIE MARINER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
1898, at Tangier, by Rev. G. P.Swain
Peter s. Crockett end Miss Verde L.
Thomas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL,
1898, at Tangier, by Rev. G. P. Swain
Charles H. Crockett and Mrs. Julia
A. Parks.
Observation-Disclosures 18th,
1898, at the Maryland Line, by Rev
a. J. Walter, Duf1leld Mason and Miss
Ella H. Mears, all of Accomac County
Virginia.
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ATLANTIC DISTRICT.

Greenbackville- F. Taylor, Miss
Lizzie F. Watson and Miss Matte Il.
Gillespie.
Sign Post-Miss Mollie B. Wallop.
Horntown-Miss Mamie E. Parsons.
Wattsville-Miss Kate G. Nelson.
Atlantic-Miss BERTHE L. Parsons
and Miss R. Davie Taylor.
Assawaman-Miss Alice Gillespie.
New Church-John D. Grant, Jr.
and Miss Lena Birmingham.
Oak Hall-Miss Flora K. Taylor.
Temperanceville-George w. Gill
lespie and Miss Mamie G. Watson.
Hallwood-Miss Sarah R. Conquest.
Pittsville-Miss A. May Matthews.
Jenkins Bridge-Miss J. B. F. Par
ramore.
Copes-Walter P. Gresham.
Sanford-Principal not filed, Miss
Emma Baker and Miss W.P. Gresham.
Saxes-Principal not supplied, Miss
Annie Westmoreland, primary de-
partment not supplied.
CoLoRED.
Horntown-Robert b. Wallop.
Wattsville-Ed ward Coston.
Jerusalem-E. F. G. Beechum.
Head of Neck-R. 81. Garnett,
ST. Johns-Ambert J. Handy.
New Church-Wm. Colburn.
These appointees will please call at
my Office, in Atlantic, and sign con-
tracts and get their school blanks,
registers, &C., before the Sd proximo,
the date fixed for opening the schools.
J. d. PARSONS, Clerk.
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COLORED
cH1NcorEAeUE DISTRICT.

Chincoteague, Graded School
James F. Ward, William b. Warren,
Miss Sallie Taylor and Miss Carrie
Wheaton; up the Island-William
Burch; down the Island-Mlss
Maude Hill.
Assateague-Miss Silena Pruitt.
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appointments of Presiding Elder

appointments OF Presiding Elder.
Keller, Garrison's-Sept. II, Is.
Wachapreague, Smith's-Sept. Is
p. NJ; 10.
Only-Sept. "a, 25.
Onancock-October 1, 2.
Bloxom, Guilford-Oct. s, 0.
Accomac, Temperanceville--Oct
Is, 16.
West Accomac, sykes-0ct. 1G
night; II.
Wicomico. Allen-Oct. %, 80.
Salisbury-Oct. 90, night; "a.
Berlin, Bishopville-Oct. 80, 81.
Cambridge St.-Nov. 8, night 6 am
Cambridge Circuit, Antioch-Nov
5, p. N.
Dorchester, Madison : Nov. G
night; 7.
S. Dorchester, Hosier's-Nov. 7
night s.
w. G. vADEN, P. E.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-09-17

We have ladies shoes from 60 cents
up, mems shoes from 90 cents up,
misses shoes from so cents up, to be
disposed of at special sale Septem-
Der 21st, next Wednesday.
AsHBY s. BELoAT,