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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
Der pbilippineus Telb,us Elm sOll'
ftdnbieer Teblfblaa.

Dis @reieniiir ber Iebten Wods baben
unSpeife!ibaft fIar eemuht, baB cine
piel erbBere Grmee mad ben Mniibten
Der beiten autorit6ten in ManiIa moths
ipsnois 1T, um omerifanifde Oberberrs
ihaft auf ben BbiIipplnens Snfeln bersus
iteaen. Die nnsuIdnelihfeit Der ameri'
faniiden 2ruppen IN, tpie man iaet, pers
aniiporlIi4 fir ben eroben @eiammtber.
Iuit in Der AnsabI bon ileineren @efe6.
ten Obne tpeientlide 8eiuItate eines 8Ors
ibeils feitens unierer Gruppsn. Die
meitsn @sfeGte fanben in @etieten
ftatt, ipelbe bic Nmerifaner bon ben
Sniursenten eeidubert batten. bic iie
ubsr ipieber bstIaHsu mubten, neil iie
feline 3ruppen entbebren fonnten. um
oieielben in 8siib su balten. Die bon
oen @enerdlen UleAribur uno 2apton
befebliaten 3ruppen balten atpei tuldtiee,
8etfebrs' uno SanbelsIiuien, bic @ifen'
bobn mad San Sernanbo uno ben 8io
8ranbe, Slub. 9lber elm GROCER Tbsil
bss 2anbes. baS lis BON ben Sniureentsn
aeidubert batten, einfdlieBlib pieler fIei'
nen Ortihaften uno einieer Der erobsn
Stdbte. 1T aus ManeeI an Iruppen uns
beiebt eeblieben unb bic Suiureenten
iino Suriifssfsbrt unb baben bic bon ben
4merlfonern perlafenen pldbe ipieber
beisst uno cnmpiren in ben DidunsIes
uno @eb6lsen ouberbalb oerieIben. ans
oers lleseu auf Der 2uuer. um uniere
@atnlionStrupp n au belditlBen unb &e'
cosnOserunssabtbell ooer oeta6irte
Companion nit er6berer Eruppenansabl
anSusreifen. Dos 1T bic glrt Der 8risss.
tpelde bic Suiursenten resuIa.
rem Sdlatten porsieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
&eine 2eidbeu mebr in bic Sei'
matb eefanbt.

8riessistretdr IIser bat ben @oupsr.
nsur Stanley bon 8aniuS in 8snntnib
seiset, bnb infoIee bes bon @eneral
DIS erbobenen Ginnanoes bis gum Gins
tritt t6ltersn WetterS feline 2eiden mebr
bon Solbuten aus aaniaS ober anberen
uuf ben 9biIippinen @efulenen nab ben
Ser. Stauien befOrbslt tperben. Sous
perneur Stanley bate barum sebetsn.
bab bic 2sids bes 2leutenants WcTas.
sart mad Sauie sef1Idt peroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
Turdtbare Grploiion.

Sin Wann tpuroe nuf Der STEELE se.
pi6biet unb Elm anbersr 10 idIimm burb
bic @rploion zines Dampf'Srodensn'
cpIinoersi in Der Sarbsnunfalt bon Sames
Diartin & So, 8bilabsIpbia. 8a., berlsbt,
oab er baIo horb. Die 1obten iino /:
Daniel Suiton, 25 Sabre unb 0m. Sang,
38 Sabre alt. 8erIest ipuroen nubercsm
Midael WcDonousb. "a Sabre alt.
(lebsnssefdbrlid). WibaeI @arlin. 35
unb 8obsrt nnoerportb. l6 Sabre alt
Die Seitenmuuer bes @ebdubes uno einiss
Sdeibep6noe tpuroen ourh bic 9epolt
oer grplofon binaussebIuien. Der Ser.
Iuit an benz @ebauoe uno oer Maihmerie
pirb/auf SIC. 900 eeiddbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
siOO selobunns. 500.

Die esfsr btsitr !3situns psrbtn ii& frsusn su
srfabrsn, bab 90 psnisGins stus esfiirhttts
arantbtit aisbi, wtlts bic Wilisnltaft in al
ibrsn Siufen su btilsn i'm Stanes 1T; Saas
aatarrb-8u 1T bic sinsise jsBt pr dr,tlitsn
Sriiperl6aft bsIannie psiltipt Sur. aatarrb
rfprptrt als cine Gonlfitutipusfranfbsi tint
eonltitutiensat 9tbanpluns. Saa's satarrb Sur
pirb inntfIiG 9tncmmtn uub pirit birsft aui
eas 8Iut unp BIZ Ihltimistn Sbsrn66sn ess
Syfsms. eaeur6 bic @runplass eu aranfbsii
isriOrsnp uup BEN patitnisn Straft esbtnb. in.
etm lit bic @OniiitutiOn ess aSrptrs aufbaut unt
Der Ramr In ibrsm 9Berfs bilft. Die Ggtn.
fbamsr babsn 10 Sis @utrautn su ibrsn Ssll.
trGfttn, eae lIs sinbunhsrt Dollars StIobnuna
fur isbsn 5al aubistsu, ben iis ju furirsn yer.
fsbIsn. eabt GuH cine silfs Sou ,3suauiiIfr
fcmmen. Mlan aprtiIte:
5. 5. &bsnsp& & 6 o., Selsec. 3.
- 9trfauft ron aIlen Appibsisrn, 75r.
paa's 6amiIisn piasH lnp bslitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
1tnIere Wfarinemili;.

Die PIdne fir bic nebuusen ber Mas
rinemilis auf ben srOBen Seen iinb fertie
Sic beruben uuf elmer breltersn @runo'
lase. alS aqe frhberen uno piro Bee
irdbtlines oapon erpartet, Die Obio
WiIis besiebt iit am 5. SuIi auf eine
adttdsiee &reusfabrt auf oem 9unoeS'
bampfer .,Midisan"; bic MIIis bon
Wiaisan besinnt ibre adttdsisen neb.
unsen am 20. SuIi uno bic bon SainOis
am 6. 9usuit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
Die Gneldnoer befhrbten einen
Suup Der Sontiueutalmdh

Simmer tIarer tritt su Gage, pesbalb
in bsr eneIiidsn Brehe Elm tpabreS &ei.
ieltrsibsn eeeen Deutidlano in Scens
eeIebt unb nit Sobbrud bnrauf bingears
beitst pirb, Deuti6Ianb su psrleumosn
unb nit Rublano su berbeben. Ser
@runb bieier SsBe 1T. bab bic gnsIdnoer
bsfdrd,en, bic 5riebenscOnferens ipsrbs,
penn Ie aud feline psIteriddttsrnben
RsiuItate seltisen IOats, psnisRsns elm
feltsres pOlitiihes 8srbdItnib spii6sn
Dsuti9lano unO RubIano bsrbslfiibren,
10 oab Der einsis m6sli6e &rphaalia'
tionspunft flr elnen 8uno Der @ontinen.
talmadte entitiinbe. Die Nnidulbigs
uns, bab DsutidIanb cine idiebsssridt.
lids gntideIouns internationaler Dif'
ferenssn principIel periperfe, III abiolui
unbesriineet. Sbatiade 1T, bab bisber
nod fsine bon ben 8eeIeruneen, bic auf
Der 6riepensconferens pertreten iino,
lbrsr 4nfht iibsr bieisn Buntt IuSprud
9egeben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
0roeer fpanifber Staatsmauu auS
pem 9eben aefdaieoen.

Senor Don emilio GaheIaar, Der be.
rIbmte republIfanii6e Orator unb
StaatSmann, Der on elnem 2uneeneatarrb
lltt. ben sr iia i'm Iesten @lnter susesO'
gen battle, il in Uurcia, Sauptitaot Oss
frlbsren SDnissreibs unb Der neueren
l.rObins ienss Namens. seitorben. Die
unmiiteIbare llriabe oeS IobeS mar bic
9riebt'ide 8ranibeit. Die Na6ridi
pon ieinem Gblsben bat in gang Spanlsn
Die tlsiits @rreeuns uno Irausr berpor.
gerufen. Die Gbnisin. .Hesentin unb
Die Witelieber oeS Cabinets teleerupbirten
iofort 8sllsiosbeseusunsen on bic So.
mile. Der 2ei4nam pirb einbuliamirt
unb nad Dlabr,o esbra6t perbsn. um in
Der ,,Gbapsae @rbsnte" beieeiest su
perosn. Dle Dsputirtentammer pub
osm 8sritorbsnsn Elm Dffentli6ss 2si4en'
bssdnsnib peranitalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01

Das finnnsieae &eiuItat Der neulid,
iiuttsebabisn @oeibe.Seier III nun be-
tannt. DaS Gomite, befebeno aus
Yrofsior Sumo Srande, Or. 8arl 8eI.
ling, gbriitian @berbaro, Dr. Souls 8eI'
terbOrn unO Mur Slider. bat runc elm.
tuuienb Utarf in Der Sano, nelde an
prOf. Or. grnit Mariin. ben Sdrift.
fabrer es 4uSibuiies fir bas Strnb.
burger @osibe. Denimal, ssi6idt perben.
DaS Reiultat 1T iebr befrieOiseno uno
ssreidt bem Gomite. tpie oem sansen
Osuti6sn pubIitum in Bolton sur Gbre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
TeuersMlarm &6ifen.

IL gSflfon W(upR.
d3 GIif 0nfe, GliT Sraet.
II eafapanna unb Sisbsntsr SiraBs.
IS radapanna unb penn apsnus.
f6 DidiOn Rauufaetur Co.. Yins Strabs.
II 4.9. & 9. Co., Sidbl Wnfe.
tS y. u 9. Co.. 9llte 6pa-Wnble.
t9 Wuberrs CTR une 9Bfbhsr Apenus.
u s ifsrion unp eddapanna Npenues.
% g1ppmiug glptnus unp Spruu Sndbs.
% 9tueen Siraes uno 6ranfltu Mpenue.
"a 8albiusiOn Nps. unb RuIberrs Sir.
25 Sliue ctr. uno 9lpams Npenue
20 Safnwdnnn unb Wafbtnatpn Iptnue.
q Mulbsrry Ctr. nnp Dfapiipn Npsnut.
% 9tifsrlpn Aps. uub @iblpn Strats.
% Menrpt 1--WE uno pine Sirnbt.
81 Ntuats uno Hpbinicn StrcBe
80 Cub Rdin Npsnue une Sdmpten CTR.
33 SpdIanc Ctr. une SrpmIsp Npsnns.
81 2addpanna unb Horb Wain Ape.
IS 9adlpu CTR. une Wain Aptuus.
81 Sadion Ctr. iiuo Gin oln Apsuut.
81 everett Apfnus uno 9ddion Strabs.
IS 6jaIlisIp Apt. uub 9afdpsttt Strabs.
80 Sumuer Npr. unb Waibburn SiraBs.
Al BaIbiugcn gpe. une Sidpry Strabs.
AZ Driitsr unp 6suops Strabs.
43 Sronbpay uub 6iinfts Snab'.
al SCRANTON unp Sitbtntfr StTaBt.
As Siip ahttr une 8 mpton Sirdbs.
as Sipnf @ps. unb Stmled StraBt.
AZ pittstpn Npe. uup 98illcp Straet.
as prplpset slpe. unb Sseb Snaet.
A9 Besb SiraBs uup Srepn Apeuus.
81 9sear Npenut uno Aleer Sha6e.
So prpipsd Nptnus unp Silver Siraes.
So Gspar 2psnus une Gin Sra6s.
81 g8aIbingtpn gps. unn Mnpls Straes.
81 Gsbar Apsnut uno PEAR Sna6e.
81 SCRANTON Stabl 94srfs.
81 prOlptrt Aptnut unp 6ig Strabt
So Jtemingtpu Apsnue unb Cherry Strabs.
SO BlIuty Apenut uno 9cnntn Straes.
81 prcpibente Hoae une Carbon Strnbt.
62 Gaypuie apenue uub phelps Sirabs.
50 Stoper's pddine 90 A.. @rtsn'e place.
Ga WaIpingtcn Ap,nus uup Rtp gorf Ctr.
65 MaTien Strabt uup 9appuIt Apsnuf.
66 .. & 9. H. ". unb @Iesn Hieae Ctr.
81 gSppming gptnut unh gllb Giraffe
IS Belapare Strab. unb psHn Apenue
SO Albrigbt Aptnuf unp Wdriou Sribt
II DifiUn apsuus unp St Rarfst Srabs.
70 Court Strabs uno DIAMOND glptnut.
73 prppieenee Rpae uno 9lcrp Matn N1snut
"a Marftt Sirabs uup ICrp Drain Ausnut.
rs siprp Maiu Ape. unp painisr Sirabs.
rs Saus gum @uitn Siritu, Spliitr Ctr.
81 Bird unp DAT Strabt.
8 Bloom uub Warftt SiraBs
SO gBapnt Apsnus uno putnam SitaBs.
81 9Slpns Npsnut unp JSiaiam Sirast.
ST 98sf Widrfst uub gBinoua Srabt.
ii6 WpCmiue Apsuue unc SIipr Sirabs.
1913 D, Z. & gB. 6ra6i Saus.
i24 Clay glrfnuf une Vint Sirnbs.
l25 9rIfar Apsnas unp NIB Srabt.
i26 SrCpH Aptnus une Aib Strabs
i27 Suintp Aptuur uno einoen Snaee.
1913 prsstuit apsnus uub 8ine Smabs.
2l3 D., Z. " W. aarrsn-gB Bnitn, gBaltinatr
Artuuf.
32i Meueian une Sisbtnttr Sirabt.
322 3tbntsr uno eu,trnt Sha6s.
3l3 6iinfifbntt uue gulerue Sraes.
32l Sprbsti AOtnus unp attbalp Strabt.
3l7 atpitr Aprnur une Sadlpn STabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
SerSiet i'm @seter Sabnanslad. i.

9iab IiebenliiinblBer Berbanblun8 9aE
in 8eaoins. 9a., bic @Oronerss Surp elm
Serbict in BEN @reter @iienbabnunfalI
ub. Coroner uno @eldnOrene erfnnntsn
bic srobe. auf ibnen rubsnSs 8erantiport'
Iidfsit uno ,osen forsfdltis ale @inSeI'
beiten in 8etraht. ebe iie su einem Ser.
oict selansten. Sn oemielbsn tperesn
bic 8abnaneeheaten fur ben 8uiammen'
fob in Der Station @reter bsrantportlid
semuht. Ser 3usmsiiter, >bsibe 2oco'
motlpftbrer uno 4ncere tperben itrens
setaoelt uno oas Tburmipfsm gang unb
gar peroammt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01

- aueuf Rosbsrs Sebsrn.Reini.
sunssfabrlt in Nepurf, q. S., puros
Sumitas fait gang purd 5euer serh6ri.
Der 8srIuit pirc auf $4,000 psran.
i4Iast.
= Die 8srtbeiIuns Der 5000, 900,
bic bic 8uuossresieruns ben cubanil6 den
Gtuppen beplaiste. ipenn iis auseinan.
cereinsen uno ibre @aTen auslisferten,
bat 5amitas in Sapana ibrsn 4nfana
eenpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01
SriSde GinpanDe eruua.

Die ginpanberuns BON SrIanO ia un.
sen6bnlit itarf in oieisr Salion. Bon
oem ..Waieitic" tpurben in Der Barge
Office" am 5reitas mebr uIs $50 iriids
8naben unb Wdoden eelanOet. Die
2sbtersn iparen in Der Nebrbeit unb
uariirten i'm AIier bon Is bIs % Sab.
rem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01

NJ GnnUneirt i'm ..@OasnbIatt".
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Conredern TO Monument.

The corner stone of the Confederate
monument was laid with masonic
ceremonies at Parksley last Thursday
by Hon. r. r. W. Duke, Grand Mas
ter of Masons OF Virginia, assisted by
1l6 brethren OF the craft, represent
ing all of the lodges on the Eastern
Shore O: Virginia.
After the ceremony, and al elegant
dinner, we'll served i'll g grove near
the site OF the monument, fine ad
dresses were delivered by Grand
Master Duke and Rev. 8. U. Grimsley.
All OF the business places OF Park
sley we're closed during the day and
the people of the town and vicinity
generally participated in the e1er
cises or were interested spectators OF
the same.
GOOD music furnished by the Ches-
connessix cornet band enlivened the
exercises of the day.
The address OF Mr.. Duke, which
was q mastery one, will appear IN
the next issue Of this paper.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Nns.i,nIprcAgsis.

Mr.. Gordon Savage, lately visiting
his parents here, returned 10 his
home in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Stiles Mailman, and
daughters OF Philadelphia and Miss
Daisy Wise OF Berlin, Md, are visit
Ing relatives in town.
Mrs Jennie Ames, so seriously III
for several weeks, is now Slowly con-
valescing.
Mrs. Margaret Chopper WAS taken
quite sick while visiting here on
Wednesday last aud was not able to
return home until the following day.
Little Florence, only child OF MIR.
and Mrs. f. j. Bulmau, died OF con-
gest;on of the brain on Wednesday
last. Though bright, Intelligent
baby, she had been frail little sun
erer ell her life, and her death was
not unexpected. aged q months ~
days.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
H,ungoteague.
Miss Jennie Ames is whiting Miss
Beaton of Norfolk.

Miss Jennie Ames is whiting Miss
Beaton of Norfolk.
Mr.. Sam Mock. Jr., left Monday
pisht for New York, where he has
accepted business position.
DR.. w. C. Ames and wife, who have
heen visiting at the home OF his
parents, returned to their home In
Smithfeld this week.
Misses Edith Sandford, of Parksley,
Edna Sandtord, of Washington,
Bessie Blanton, of Blackstone and
Eva .loynes of Norfolk, were guests
of the Misses Warren lart week.
MIR. VIII Wescott hurt recently by
being thrown by Il runaway horse Is
much improved.
Miss Ellie Joynes and Miss Toule,
of Baltimore, are visiting Miss Lizzie
Byrd.
Mr.. L. G. Joynes, OF Newport
News, who bias been visiting friends
and relatives here, returned Monday.
Mr, lobe Kellam, near this place,
who has been quite i'll with typhoid
fever, we are glad to report is much
better, Miss Sadie Jacobs, guest OF
Miss Minnie Wescott, also is better.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Cs,incOs.AkDg

Capt. H. B. Rogers was here this
week on an inspecting tour to the
life saving station.
Mr.. ARCHIE Jones, one of our enter
prising merchants, now lights his
store up with electricity. He is III
the lead in this respect.
Mr.. W. j. Matthews made bust
ness trip to Cambridge this week
Miss Sarah English and Harry, her
brother, OF Philadelphia, are guests
of Capt. J. E. Matthews.
w. J. Neville and family moved
from Crisfeld to this place this week.
Mr.. Neville will open up jewelfy bust
ness here.
Our oystermen started down the
BAY this week to catch seed oysters.
Schooner D. j. Wheaton arrived
this week from New York with cargo
of coal for life saving stations,
A boxing contest, the first ever
seen here, took place in our Town
hall last week.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this
week: w. E. Moore, E. Fl. Lazenburg,
Baltimore; w. A. Jones, w. H. oimp-
son, Phila JOS Littleton, Chas. H.
Suppes, Johnstown, Pa; Paul Batch:
Washington; Geo. s NcCulbin, Nor
folk; DR.. Geo. c. james, NJ. L. Per
kins, Hartford Conn j. w. Jones
w. D. Jones, Harrisburg, Pa; Rev
]. B. Pruitt, F. W. Byrd, E. Fl. Ben
son. VIM. Sartorius, Pocomoke; a.
S. Kellam, W. J. Hoffman, Capt. H.
B. Rogers, Accomac,
Nelson Russell and Miss Clara
Snead were married August 27th
Elwood Mason and Miss Emma
Snead also were married ou same
day. Rev G. W. Kiracofe ot1iciated.
D. ]. Wheaton and family, who
have been here during the summer,
left this week for their home in
Philadelphia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Silver Eedul Contest.


a silver medal contest will be held
In the Belle Haven Ii. e. Church,
South, on September 9th, at 7 81 p.
M, the weather permitting. II in
clement the next fair night. The
best musical talent Of our peninsula
will add to the interest OF the occa-
sion. We withhold the names OF the
fair contestants, because they must
be unknown, except By numbers to
the judges. Admittance for adults
IS cents. Supper will be served on
the ground by the Parsonage Society
for 25 cents. Ice-cream, cake and
other refreshments will be served
during the afternoon. b.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
NEEeHBoRHOoD NOTES.
Gmancock.

DIR. Charles Hulings Mills, of Bal
timore, spent short time here last
week on Il visit to his father, MIR. w
S. Mills.
Rev. Hugh Kelso and wife, OF
Maryland, who have been visiting
the home of their father, Capt. Jno
Kelso, left this week for their home
accompanied by Miss Annie kelso.
The great meetings for the pleas
ure and recreation of the public are
over for the season and our people
are settling down to work and bnsi-
ness again. Soon the schools will be
open and the merchants will have
their stock of fresh fall goods.
Mrs. Alice Wise formerly Miss Mar
shall. accompanied by her husband
guests of late ut the home of Capt.
Webster Marshall. left this week for
their home at Emporia, Va.
Miss f. w. Kent, artist, whe spent
the summer here, left on Monday for
Washington, d. c. She WAS much
pleased with her visit and was beue-
flied by the salt air Both her soci
etv and the work of her brush were
a pleasure in our midst.
Mr.. Roland H. Latham returned
recently from his vacation which was
spent among relatives in N. q.
Mr. VIM. S Mills, who has been
seriously i'll for some weeks from the
effects of his fall, is now improving.
Ae has suffered greatly.
a lawn party for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society, of the NJ. &.
Church, South, will be given in the
Kerr Place" yard on next Tuesday
evening. Many nice things for the
refreshment of the body will be pre-
pared, and other attractions will be
there also.
a picnic by the Sunday School OF
the NJ. E. Church was held ON Tues
day at 'Meadville. '
The shirt factory, which had sus
pended for three weeks vacation,
resumed work on Monday.
Misses Mamie w. and Mildred
Pitts, of Norfolk, who were guests at
the home of Mr.. Chauncey Leath-
bury. left on Thursday for their
home.
Mr.. Roe, president of Southern
Seminary, Bowling Green, Va, spent
a while in town this week.
Rev. George II. Tyler, of the Baltic
conference, NJ. E. Church, South, ac-
companied by his sons, visited rela
tives here recently.
Many visitors are leaving the Shore
by our steamers.
We have been surprised to see so
many people in town this week.
Usually the week following the fairs
and campmeetings is extremely dull,
as the people are worn out and need TO
rest quietly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Marrow escape from, drowning asd
gallant rescne.

Mr.. James G. Nelson, in returning
from Metompkin Beach Saturday
night with q party OF young ladies
and gentlemen, was knocked over
board by the sail in the channel at
the mouth OF the creek and had Il
narrow escape from drowning. The
boat was under full Roadway at the
time and before she could be gotten
around was several hundred yards
from him. Two OF his companions,
however, DIR. Herbert Lilliston and
Mr.. Thomas P. Scarburgh realizing
his peril and at the risk OF their own
lives did not wait for the boat but
Jumped overheard and went to his
rescue. With their help, and an oar
handed them by Capt. William Ross,
Mr.. Nelson succeeded in getting
back into the boat again. All is vel
that ends we'll and that it ended
right this time was doubtless due to
the cool heads and strong arms OF the
articipants in their perilous posi-
ton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-02
Deaths.

Departed this life on Sunday morn
ing, August s7th, in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, John B. Thomas in
the 30th. year of his age, son OF our
esteemed friend and nsighbor, Geo.
a. Thomas Esq Stewards Wharf
Mr.. Thomas had just made trip
South in the interest OF his firm and
while on his way to his home IN
Atlanta was taken sick in Memphis
and died before his wife or parents
could reach his bedside. Several
years ago he left Northampton and
made his home in Baltimore, where he
engaged in the mercantile busineOs,
but he always retained his love for
the Eastern Shore and frequently
returned to visit his parents and
friends. About five years ago he
married q Baltimore lady who sur
wives him. Mr. Thomas was genial
and pleasant gentleman, very popu-
lar, and much beloved by his friends
on the Eastern Shore.
On August Goth, the remains OF
Mr.. Thomas arrived from Memphis,
accompanied by his widow, and after
the funeral sermon to large songre-
CATION by Rev. Mr.. Corbett, was
buried in the family burying ground
near Stewards Wharf.
The writer has known Johnnie
from childhood and has always
found him a genial gentleman and
true friend, and now can say hls
heart goes out in loving sympathy
for his parents and widow and prays
that God will sustain them in this
their hour Of greatest affection.
& FRIEND.
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Lawn Party.

The ladies Of Wardtown Baptist
church will hold lawn party in the
yard Of Mr.. James G. Floyd at Reads
Wharf, Thursday afternoon, Sept.
21st. If you wish pleasant after
ternoon near the water be sure to at
tend.
Ice cream and confectionaries as
well as supper, consisting Of all the
delicacies OF the season, will be served
at reasonable prices. II Thursday
should be stormy come Friday.
Prersdinx Eidor'n Appointments.
Pungoteague, Craddocks-Aug e..
81 A. NJ.
Belle Haven, Broadwater-Aug. 81.
% P. NJ.
Cape Charles, salem-sept. ?. a.
NJ.
Capeville-Sept. 8. 4 P. NJ.
Bloxom, Guilford-Sept. 8. 10.
Onley. Onley-Sept. IL. II.
Atlantic, Downings-Sept. %. "a.
Chesapeake, Saxes-Sept. "a. 20.
Franktown, Frsnktown-Oet. 2.
Onancock, Onancock-Nov. 4. 5.
Wal. E. JUDNNs, P. E.
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Write TO Us tor estimates on doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds OF building material, hardware,
paints, Sc. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. Il. D. l.. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac c. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice 6 Lumber Co.
F. w. Shivers, the we'll known ice
cream manufacturer, has inoved his
plant from Peninsula Junction to
Princess Anne, Md, aud is better
equipped TO serve his trade than ever
before. Write for prices.
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OatIey.

Mrs, Frank NJ. Sturgis, Of North
ampton, is the guest of Mr. S. K.
Belote, this week.
Mr.. Seymour, our barrel man, OF
late sick at his home in Norfolk, has
recovered sufficiently to return and
resume his duties.
Mr.. W. T. Broughton is running his
canning factory on full time in order
to save his very large crop OF toma-
toes.
Colporter Taylor paid our town a
visi t this week.
Mr.. A. w. Mears, OF Baltimore, is
among the recent arriv ais in our
town.
Mrs. Lizzie Switzer, of late a visitor
to the family of MIR. W. E. Mapp, has
returned to her home in Baltimore.
Our barrel factories, pressed to
their utmost capacity, can hardly
meet the demand for empties.
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PuNGoTEAGUE DISTRICT.

PUNGoTEAGUE DISTRICT.
Pupgoteague-George o. Mock and
Miss emma l.. Read.
neutrality-suspicious.. q. Mock and
Miss Sadie E. Harmon.
Belle Haven-Miss Mile F. Bull
and Miss Bessie Wyatt.
Keller Henry a. Wise and Miss
Annie w Bird.
Harbor.ou-Miss Lilly Elmore and
Mrs. Alice Lytle.
Observation-Disclosures Emma W. Lee
Cato and Miss Julia E. Walkley.
painrers-Mrs jamie Ednonds ard
Miss Margt. L. v escott.
stockleys Cate. VIM. Stockley
BradforGs Neck-Miss susie Q.
LeCsto.
Upshurs Neck Kiss Florence
Wallace.
Bells Neck-Niss Willie V. Powell.
scarboroughs Neck-Miss May
DTu:amoud.
Hacks Nech-Jas ". Edmo' DIS.
Naudua-Mlss mildred Wyatt.
bobtown-.Aiss Mabel West.
Substilutc-J Il. Johlsou.
coLoRED.
Head OF Neck--sndie Stewart.
Red Hil!-t>iher 4. towden.
Mt. Zion-ia;rie Z. Smith.
Belle haven--Adlene y. Jones.
Cr4ddockvile-Wm IA. Ii. Palmer.
i5os5on-E 6 Wharton.
F1ngotsesue q. Z. Tynes.
Hacks SecA-Josephine Booker
Tuchnglon's Cros-ing-Mauiie M.
Harmon.
Ali schools not making lawful
average at END Of fret month will be
closed. BY order of the board
j. H. TURNKK, Clerk.
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]MILEIuERY!~M|ILlL

Special this line propose to close out
Summer Stock this month Full line midsummer goods in plain
and fancy dmes lawns mulls pques &C. Several lines of
shoes half thirds price Full line furniture
sewing machines direct from factory quality and
Wall paper mattings &c. Call early while stock is
complete obIge Yours very respectfully, A. G. H. NJ.