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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-23
LAST DAY VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
,contlnued from First page,

ments and then adjourned the body
sine die.
f.oi.H N--h AND EASTERN SHORE
DISTRICT.
t'residing Eluer-W. ~. Judkins.
80 ioiN-L uinuerianu 0,reel: ii. l..
Johnson.
A-r"orth-A. c. Smith.
Queen Sueet-S. y. hatcher.
Centenary-R W. Chandler.
LeAies Memoriat-G. II. Lambeth.
auntersville-D. 4. Merritt
{ Capeville-k. b. Blankensnlp.
Cape Charles-R. l.. Barre,t.
Franktown-G.,H II. Ray.
belle Haven-A. a. w hitmore
heller-W. G. Bates.
"achnpreague-W. ]. Twility
Pungoteague-W. H. Gregory.
Onancock-F. NJ. Edwards.
Onley-J. r. Griffith.
Atlantic-J. e. Potts.
BloXom--J. a. r. Gill
Pccomoke-J. D. Hosler
Wicomico-O. l.. Martin.
Salisbury-R- H. Potts.
Berlin-J. e. White.
Cambridge Stations. S. Lambeth.
Cambridge Circuit-C. w. Cain.
Dorchester-F. G. Davis.
South Dorchester-J. z. Brooks.
chaplain Seamen's Bethel. B. Mer-
rift.
pODrc,,or1,r,r r,.-o
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Two Couples United in Bonds Of
Wedlock Yesterday Afternoon.
Miss Coxweds nr.Culpcpper.nnd NJ ISIS
shell. Mr.. Progress of,ne
Labor rrouples-Po
New Industry,

The marriage Of Miss Florence Eta
Cox, the popular and accomplished
daughter of Air. and Mrs. h. l.. Cox,
and AIR. Charles Ii. Culpepper, a we'll
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GOLD DISCOVERED.
ON sUNKEN SPANISH CRUISER AT
SANTIAGO.
(By Telegraph to VIrginian-P rotl

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 22.-The
wreckers working on the sunken Span
ish armorcd cruiser Almirante Oquen-
do, yesterday discovered a chest con-
tanning $4,000 in Spanish gold, which
the Gendova CnmnanY the Grua-eaa-
ploying the divers, will retain.
Work on the cruiser has been in
progress for five months. and many
thousands of dollars worth of treasure
has been secured. The safe was found
in the bottom, where it fell during the
burning of the ship.
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PuuSOteu. tae.

Prof. Nunnally spent the holidays
with his relativrs in Richmond.
A new and first class grocery store
is soon to be opened in our town by
Mr. William Lytie.
The meeting of the preachers at
the parsonage on Tuesday was well
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
present.
The "Phantom" party of last week
was in every way a success. The
literary and musical program was
finely rendered and greatly enjoyed.
Miss Lula Taylor quite SICK of late
is much improved. Mr.. Sam Mock,
who has also been suffering from an
attack of pneumonia, is much better
at this writing.
Dr.. Walter C. Ames and Miss Geor
gle Wilson were married at Smith>
field, Tuesday. 18th inst, Rev. F. G..
Scott, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, officiating. The groom,
formerly of Pungoteague, is now a
prominent citizen of Smithfield, and
as dentist has large and lucrative
practice. His bride is an attractive
and accomplished young lady After
a tour of the northern cities they will
make a short visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Il. Ames, of our town,
and other relatives and friends.
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Cisixe,is, tseetlna.

A meeting OF the citizens of Onah.
cock was held in the town hall on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating n Mayor and
Gou ,cil for he ensuing term
The name of Mr. Leonidas Rosser
Doughty was proposed for Mayor
and he was accepted unanimously,
there not being an opposing vote.
Nominations were next in order for
Councilmen, five of whom were to be
chosen. Eight names were proposed
and voted upon by ballot and the re-
suit was the nomination OF Messrs.
Frank A. Merrill, E. J. Beloate, F. A.
West, S. X. Powell and N. W. Mock;
On motion it was adopted that ali
of the citizens present would sup
port this regular citizens ticket on
the day of election. Mr.. Doughty
accepted the honor of nomination for
mayor with graceful speech
During the intervals of the meet
ing our string band, of eight pieces
present, delighted the assembly with
selections of sweet music Harmony
prevailed throughout the evening.
MIR. l.. R. Doughty, a citizen of fif-
teen years standing in the town, is
we'll qualified to fill the office for
which he is the nominee. He has
succeeded here, not only in material
wealth, having laid up very COM
Portable estate. but has by intellec-
tual qualification filled Offices of the
highest rank on the Shore in the
Masonic fraternity. He is very in
dustrious and ambitious and does his
best in every undertaking.
Our present Mayor. Mr.. Thos. w.
Taylor, declined a reelection. He
has served in the Office for thirteen
years and has so conducted the
affairs as to retire from his labors
with the good will of the citizens.
r,
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Church Notes.

There will be no preaching on
Accomac circuit until Sunday, April
Esd, except at Parksley. There will
be preaching at Parksley, Sunday,
April 10th, both morning and night
by the retiring pastor, Rev. E. A.
Stone.
Sunday, April s3d, there will be
preaching at Parksley at 1890 H.,
7:3O p. M, and at Hunting Creek at
$3.50 p. m, by Rev. MIR. Woodford and
at Leemont at 1880 a. IN, and Grant
Memorial at $50 p. IN. by Rev. a.
Donovan. This arrangement will be
continued during the year, the pastors
attending each Sabbath. The Rev.
Mr.. Woodford is one of the best
young men of our conference and
comes with recommendation from
the Seminary second to none.
A. DONOVAN.
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conference. appointments.

The Methodist Protestant Con-
ference of late in session at Crisheld,
adjourned Tuesday, to meet next
year at Westminster, Md. The fole
lowing appointments were made OF
interest to many of our readers:
Accomac-Avery Donovan, I. b.
Woodford.
ChiAcoteague-W. A. Melvin.
Copquest-E. s. Fooks.
Franklin City-H. w. D. johnson.
Bedford-A s. Beane.
Cecil-B. F. Jester.
Delmar-J E. T. Ewell.
Frederick-G. F. Earring.
Greenwood-E. D. Stone.
Mardela-A. J. Walter.
Nultou-R. e. Bennington
Pocomoke Circuit-E. B. Taylor.
Pocomoke City-D. l.. Greenfield.
Susquehanna-F. II. Mullineaux.
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BtOXOrn.

Mrs. Judkins has returned from
visiting friends at Onancock.
Mr.. A. W. Short visited his mother
at Georgetown, Delaware, last week.
Mr. w. H BIoxom spent last week
in Philadelphia purchasing spring
goods.
Mr.. Will Custis has accepted a
position in Baltimore and left Mon
day for that city.
Mr.. Peter Barrett has gone to
Havre de Grace to get sand to help
in making kiln of bricks.
The oyster supper at Thomas
Chapel. Easter Monday. was a suc>
cess. They have their church out of
debt now.
Mr.. Merritt Bloxom has gone to
Philadelphia to accept a position as
book keeper for Mr.. Emory Sudler,
commission merchant.
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If you want the latest style shoe


Arrivals at Island Hotel, Chinco-
league. for week ending April 18th,
1899: Jas. Perkins, G. j. Shepmaker,
j. E. May, J. B. Webster, Baltimore;
w II. Davis. s D. Prove, d. j.
Wheaton. E. Hall, W. G Fields P. E.
Carroll, Philadelphia; w. E. Thomn-
son, R. Sheriff, w E. Bronghton, n
Y; F. w. Davis. G. j. Fisher, Mil
ford; H. Roley, Girdletree. a. F.
Powell, s. A. Bowen, Berlin; Geo
Burton, Hollyville. Del Capt. Harry
Parker, Atlantic City; w. A. Moore.
Wilmington; Dr.. Geo. Adams, E. Nc
Dade. u. McDade, Harold Vane, M.
w. Vane, Harry w. James, Cincin-
natl; Capt. Chas. Lilliston, Jno. B.
Jones. c. z. Dix, w. E. Borum, JOS
Pruitt, Harry Hart, Accomac.
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MEtfiea.


AYKas-CURrts--A pril % 1850 near
Bloxom. by Rev. } ohm R. Gill, George
W. Ayres and Miss Sarah K. Curtis.
MARSHALL PRuITT April 9Th,
1899, at Tangier by Rev C.NP. Swain.
George Marshall and Miss Louisa
Pruitt.
Observation-Disclosures Cd, 1899.
at Tangier. by Rev. G. P. Swain.
Henry L. Crockett and Miss Amelia
A. Shores.
Notwithstanding 3D.,
1899, at Chincoteague, by Rev. d. P.
Sanderlin, Edward Murray and Miss
Carrie Aydelotte.
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sE1aHBoRHooD NoTEs.
Dna.ictsrhs

Mrs Oliver II Ne,on, of New York
city, is visiting her parent here.
Mr.. s. Upshur Hopkins aud wife, of
Cresson, p, arrived in town on Fri
day.
MIR. John Kelso left during last
week for Clayton. Del, to accept a
position as drug clerk
Mr.. Thos. B. Quinby, who has spent
several weeks on a business trip in
New York city, returned this week.
MIR. Merritt Burke, medical student,
returned last week, at the close of
the term. from the Homeopathic Col
lege, Baltimore. Md.
Mrs Foegle, of Baltimore, who has
spent several weeks here at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Borum, return
ed to her home this week
The people of Onancock are again
enthusiastic in the interest of the
announcement that the celebrated
Leo Wheat is to give piano recital
in our town hall on Friday, the s1st
inst.
Mr.. d Politt, aged seventy three
wears, died at his home on last Fri
day. The remains were carried by
train to Northampton county and
the interment was in the cemetery of
the Warren homestead.
The entertainment at the town
hall on Tuesday evening, for the
benefit of NJ. E. Church, South, was
a success. a good audience was pres
ent and Il snug sum OF money was
put in the treasury.
at meeting of the directors of the
First National Bank of Onancock it
was decided to put az addition to the
bank building for the better accom-
mediation of the business. The mat
ter has been submitted to an archi-
tect and builder who will furnish
plans for the approval of the said
directors.
Rev. Hugh Kelso, of this town, who
became member of the Wilmington
NJ E. Conference, at it's last session,
was married on Tuesday to Miss Maud
Strickland, of Pocomoke city, Md.
After their wedding tour they will
proceed to Elliotts Island, Nd, where
the reverend gentleman will fill his
as pastor.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Onancock Shirt Mfg. Co., the factory
was leased to McGraJh, for term of
two years. He has contract for a
large amount of work and the force
is working steadily. Mr.. McGrath is
a practical machinist and business
man and can, 1t is thought, properly
superintend the whole to a successful
end.
On Sunday morning during a gamb
ling row by some colored men, on the
suburbs of-the town, Andrew Wise
was seriously wounded by Il pistol
shot at the hands of Carl Upshur. A
physician was called and found that
the ball pierced the body just below
the heart and passed around to the
back, from VIII ch location it was re-
moved AS soon as the act WIS COM
mitted Carl Upshur escaped to a
place of safety and has lot been
arrested.
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Deaths.

Margaret, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Dix, Parksley, died on Tuesday
after a weeks illness, aged about 8
years and 6 months.
Mrs. Mollie Ewell, wife of Mr..
Charles Ewell and daughter of Mr.
David Abbott, died Wednesday, of
pneumonia, at her home near Maps
vile, aged 80 years.
The many friends of WIN. j..
Leatherbury were panied to hear of
his death at his home in this county
on Monday last. Mr.. Leatherbury
had been sick for several weeks, but
his condition was not considered
critical until Sunday Cape Charles
Light.
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Ii you want a hobby hat go to
Ashby & Beloat's.

Write to us tor estimates on doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all oJher
kinds of building mate rial. hardware,
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. d. l.. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber Co.
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OiiieY.

Mr.. L. J. Savage confined to his
bed this week and quite sick.
Mrs. Robert Lewis, of Hampton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Annie
Ward.
Mr.. Willie Butler, of Baltimore, is
here on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Wimbrough.
A Baptist Sunday school was or
ganized at Onley last Sunday with
". F. White as superintendent.
& car load of berry crates. pea
baskets and barrel slaves has just
been received by Mr.. S. a. East.
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KerrlOyna.

MIR. and Mrs. John D. Wimbrough,
of Baltimore, wish to inform their
friends of their removal from 31S
Hanover street to 500 Hamilton Ter
race, IN. Eutaw ST.
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Hsilirnerv.

Having just returned from the city
and having secured a milliner of long
experience. i AIN now ready to suit
all customers. VIII also keep on hand
a full line of trimmed hats. After
April 18th. all are requested to call
and inspect same.
Very respectfully,
Miss Emma Lewis.
Parksiey.
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Watch this paper for I. b. Merrill's
add next week. Largest stock of
clothing. hats and furnishing goods
ON the Peninsula. Pocomoke, Md.
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Millinery Opening

Millinery opening at Mrs. E. A.
Merrill's, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. April IS, 10, and 20. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. E. A. Merrill.
Onancock, Va.
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To reliable parties in Accomac and
Northampton, with good reference,
indulgence for 80 days will be given
on orders for strawberry plants,
amounting to $500 or over.
A. j. McMath,
Onley, Va.
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For SALE-A horse, sound and
gentle, suitable for farm or road,
cheap, belonging to DR.. D. w. Lewis.
For terms apply to
Stanley J. Lewis,
Parksley, Va.
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NoTIcE-For loan on farm lands,
81 10000, in amounts not less than
$4,000. Apply to.
I. B. Quinby, Attorney.
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Our furniture store will be COM
plete and opened Saturday, April
the 18th. Come and see us before
buying elsewhere.
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NoTIcE-We have for sale, hay,
brand, middlings, all kind of mill
feed at low prices.
D. 81. johnson s. Son.
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Just received car load of No.
5 inch heart shingles, and laths.
J. w. Rogers s. Bros.
Onley, Va.
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WANTED-Four setter puppies.
Gordon or English.
Jos. S. Bunting.
Bloomtown, Va.
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For SALE--Following varieties of
strawberry plants; Reds Early Pro-
life, Glen Mary, Clyde. VIM: Belts,
Lady Thompson and many others.
Alfred J. Lilliston,
Accomac G. h.
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PART II

8. "Miserere" from "Il Trovatore" Gottschalk
or Selections from bohemian Girl"
Way Down South u,,oo.
:. Dialect Songs Virginia wheat
Darkey's LAMENT
S. Paraph'rasc of 'Narcissus' EthelbcrtNev
0. Original "Arkansaw Traveler'!
Sandy Faulkner
IN .urbo Grand Elks' March" Wheat
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March 3Oth, 1899.
For SALE-Three sows, Poland
China and Chester stock.
Mrs. Eliza Milliner.
louisville, Va.

For RENT-For year 1900 two small
farms, near Onley, and house and lot
in Onancock, occupied at present by
T. W. Taylor.
Onancock, Va.
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Our spring line is now complete,
and prices are low.
Ashby g. Beloat.
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NOTICE. will pay my annual visit
to Accomack and Northampton coun-
ties for the purpose of handling horses
and colts as soon as is practicable. l
also have Keystone COW dehorner
and will take off horns during the
trip. Persons needing my services
will please communicate by postal to
Henry T. Mason, Bloxom, Va, or to
the undersigned.
George w. Hancock.
Pocomoke City, Md.
March 3Oth, 1899.
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Nor1cE-With the view of closing
ont NV mercantile business l am now
Offering the entire stock at cost. The
storehouse also is for rent.
8. J. Lewis,
Parksley.
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rha One pav Cold Cure.

Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine for
cold in the head and sore throat. Children
take them like candy.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.
Observation-Disclosures 16,
II.
chesapeake-saxes-April %, 90,
a. m.
Observation-Disclosures
90, night, "a.
VIM. E. JUDKINs, P. E.
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Pungoteague-L. H. Ames and Jno.
l.. Warren.
Harborton-Geo. b. Hoffman and
VIM. T. Mason.
Quinby-L. Thos. LeCato and John
F. Bundick.
LEE DISTRICT.
Tangier-Walter P. johnson and
William d. Disc.
Onancock-Wm. j. Doughty and
Thomas G. Kellam.
Cashville-E. NJ. Boggs and Henry
o. Finney.
Melfa Geo. Boggs and A. s. Bull.
Marsh's Store North side)-Tully
E. Hurst and John Edwards.
Marsh's Store South side)-Frank
Gray and Fred Runge.
Fair Oaks-W. M. burlington and
Thomas Doughty.
Only-Wm. T. Broughton and Tul-
ly P. Beloate
Savageville- Thos. B. James and
Julius D. Belote.
Locustville-Nat Swanger and Jos.
j. Wescott.
Daugherty-James P. Daugherty
and Heze Fox.
Accomac c. HIS. G. Nelson and
w. T. Wright.
Wiseville Thomas Gardner and
Tully Scott.
Lewis Store-Ches. T. Scott and
VIM. T. Lewis.
NIEToMPKIN DISTRICT.
Mappsville-Geo. w. Gillespie and
JAS n. Smith.
Modestown-John e. Shrieves and
Jas. Miles, Jr.
Bloxom-J. w. Barnes and John O..
Byrd.
Mearsville-Capt. w. Jas. Somers
and John L. Taylor.
Guilford Samuel G. Taylor and
George Y. Bloxom.
Cattail-Capt. Station F. Byrd and
Wash Matthews.
observation-disclosures R. Justis and
Capt. Frank Justis.
Gargatha-Hance Barnes and H.
D. Adams.
R. L. Parks Store-R. L. Parks and
John o. Ewell.
Woodberry-Jas. R. Hickman and
Oscar Ewell.
Hopeton-Gillet Mason and George
Hope.
Parksley-John T. White and
Charles Rev.
Middleton's store-otho Vessels
and Thos. Ewell.
Hunting Creek-Chas. J. Barnes
and VIM. j. Barnes.
R. J. Mason's Store-Jno T. Savage
and Ell. Parkes.
Leemont-Emory Human and e.
F. q Ill.
ATLANTIC DISTRICT.
Observation-Disclosures Sharpley
and Warren Young.
Horntown-S. II. Johnson and
Thomas Petit.
New Church-John Nelson and W.
r. Covington.
attsville-Alonzo Barger and
Frank Dunston.
Atlantic-Jno. J. Tunnel and Sol
ONION Warner.
Temperanceville-H. E. Byrd and
George w. Oldham.
Sanford--J. E. Anderton and Robt.
Drummond.
Halls store-Capt. VIM. Slant and
Benjamin Johnson.
Sykes-Jpo. R. brewer and Noah
E. Miles.
Jenkins Bridge-samuel B. White
and T. b. B. Corbin.
Belinda. Walter Hall and Ed
ward Lewis.
Oak Hall-Ernest Tull and Skinner
Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures Trader and
James W. Broughton.
Groton-James Taylor and Hance
Lewis.
ISLAND DISTRICT.
Chincoteague-Geo. R. Coleburn
and Dave Winder..
WHO CAN VOTE.
|, All white democrats over the age
of 81 years. and all who will be 81
years of age at the May election, who
will pledge themselves to support the
democratic nominees at the May cleo
ton of 1899, shall be permitted to
vote in said Primary
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Millinery Opening.

You are cordially invited to our
opening of Spring millinery. next
Tuesday and Wednesday. Come and
see the many pretty things in head.
wear we have to show you. have q
large line from which you can make
q selection and believe 1 can please
YOU.
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New goods, cheap goods at =.
Ashby 3 Belost's.
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BUSINESS Notices.

For LoAN-$1O, 900, in sums not less
than $500, upon unencumbered real
n. B. Wescott,
Mappsburg, Va.
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To The Trade.

When you visit our city to make
your spring purchases, remember, our
store is headquarters for all Eastern
Shoremen.
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piano Recital by G.eo wheat.

Leo Wheat. the greatest pianist of
the South, will give q piano recital
in the town hall at Onancock on Fri
day, the sist inst.
In an article in the Landmark
about "Music and Musicians" in Nor-
folk-that musical city of the South
in which the artistic recitals. upon
the organ by Professors Anton F..
Koerner and ]. J. Miller in the
churches. and upon the piano by Leo
Wheat in the parlors of the Month
cello Eotel, the following was written:
LEO Wheat, the greatest pianist of
the South, gave recital at the Mon
ticello Hotel to an audience which
simply revealed in the beauties OF the
performance. That Mr.. Wheat is a
master of the instrument is too well
known to contradict, and his playing
is that of a genius. The program
was an admirable one, wide in range
and poetic in quality"
The following is program of late
recital by Mr. Wheat in the Chamber
lain Hotel, Old Point Comfort:
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The busy corner, Onancock, Va.
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Just received car of corn which
we will sell at SO cents per bushel.
D. n. Johnson & Son.
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/. Fantaisie on Faust" List
or Selections from "Tannhauscr" Wagner
Ia Lullaby or Greek DANCE w
.. Suite b. The Darlings Drcam Waltz he
c. 'Meh Ladys Schottische' at
3. n. "Intcrmczzo" from "Cavallcria Rustica-
no" Mascagni
b. "Minuet lAntique" Padcrewski
4. "Impromptu" and waltz" -. Chopin
5 n. la Pololna," Spanish screnadc. Yladier
b. "Cuban Farandole ''"Cocoanut Dance.
Gomez
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Snow, Knox u Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
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AocoMAc CouRT-HoUsE, Va.
LOCAL NEWS.

Primary election, Accomac, Satur.
day, April 22d.
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Mrs Oliver r Melon, of New York
.ity. is visiting her parent here.
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Judges of primary Election.

The following judges have been ae-
lected to conduct the primary to be
held Saturday, April 9Sd, to nomi-
nate candidates for County and Dis
trict offices:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

The next fair of the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair Association will be
held August %. 90. "a and 25.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

Mrs. Marceline Nelson, has opened
out fine line of millinery goods. See
advertisement in this issue.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

All white democrats over the age
of 81 years, and all who will be 21
years of age at the May election, who
will pledge themselves to support the
democratic nominees at the May cleo
ton of 1899, shall be permitted to
vote in said Primary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

Chincoteague-Geo. R. Coleburr
and Dave Winder.