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T-,upernnce Mass Meeting.

At the mass. meeting to he held on
Tu,iugton's Camp-grouDd, the ex-
ercises will begin at 10 a. m, Oh 18TH,
with a song service. We invite the
singers in all of the churches to unite
with us.
Rev. DR.. F. NJ. Edwards will preach
at 1880 At 1870 p. M, song service.
At2p Ill Miss Lee Cook will deliver
an address, At a quartette will be
rendered. At 3:15 Mr.. W. 7. Buns
dick will deliver his famous address
on christian Citizenship"
On Monday morning there will be
seve raj short addresses. Monday al
te rnoon will be given to Miss Cook
and the Loyal Temperance Legions'
All of Tuesday will be given to adj
dresses and song services The
quarterly District Convention will be
held in one OF the tents at 1870 p. M,
on Tuesday.
Superintendents OF departments
will please send in their reports for the
whole years work. We invite pas
tors and people to meet with US and
help to make this the grandest meet
ing for the furtherance of Temper
ance principles ever held on the dis
trict.
We expect to have a boarding TEN
on the ground to accommodate those
who desire food, refreshments an6
lodging.
Mrs. Sue James,
Mrs. Geo. W. Gilmore, Jr.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue.
Committee.
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Ar,,,nBORiiOOD NOTES.


0aunc ,rW.
II is reported that Mrs. Betsy kel'
lv. of Chesconness aged lO6 years
is ill.
We are sorry to note the continued
illness of Mrs A. &. Kelley. Her SUI"
fering has been long and severe
The Carolina poplars are in the
yellow leaf. To those who have adopt
ed them extensively rs shade trees
the summer beauty is past. There
are many In this town and it would
be pleasing t. have them removed
and nut the beautiful maple instead.
On SUNDAY afternoon as Rev r.
NJ NJ. Edwards AMI wife started TO
drive to his appointment at Andrew
Chapel their horse hired ONE
kicked viciously and vigorously until
Inc broke the buggy, became entan>
gled and fell powerless in the dust'
They were able to escape, from their
dangerous position unhurt.
Mr.. Frank Evans, OF Chesconessex'
aged about twenty-five years, son OF
Mr. John Evans, asst. keeper OF Watts
Island light house, died suddenly on
Sunday afternoon, at Leatherbury
Chapel of heart disease. He had es>
corted lady there and while stop
Ling to rest little before entering,
SPOKE of uncomfortable feeling ana
in a twinkling fell dead. Funeral
ssrvIces were held on Monday and
the interment was in the OnancocK
lcematery. He was Il member OF the
.Ir. O. u. a, Ms. and his council took
part in the services.
| Oue of the most pleasing enter
ltatnments was lawn party held on
Monday evening upon the lawn OF
Mrs. Margaret Mills, on Kerr street
under the auspices of the NJ. Z
IChurch South. In addition to the
lawn the large porch and parioi
were thrown open to the party TWO
dozen large japanese lanterns ano
other full br ght lights illuminated
the place and settees were placed
about. There was large attendance
and the party divided into many
groups scattered here and there
Music was performed at short utter
walls during the evening upon piano
violin, mandolin and guitar and vo
cal selections were rendered Proml
nent in the program was a vocal SOL
by Mrs. Streeter with violin obligat
by Mr.. Claude Nottingham and &C
companied upon the piano by Mrs
Maude White Three Washington
> d. C. bellies were seated in the cen
ter of the lawn and, with mandolin
guitar and voices attuned, CAV
music sweet and low During tn
e time the church ladies were bus
D serving frozen refreshments.
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Peutusula Fair.

The PeninsulI Fair OF this year
WAS big success. The exhibits III
all of the departments were hne' es-
peciallv the ladies', attendance large
each day-on Thursday estimated az
a 600 or ,nore-speed contests interest
ing and satisfactory. Order excellent
The following shows the result In
the speed contests:
First Day.
94O Class-Willie Shaw, entered oy
H. f. Mears, lat premium; Marie ny
w. l.. Bass, 2d; Happy Tie. by John
sou g. Gibbons, Sd; Senator Little by
w. K. Matthews, 4,h. Time 2 SOi'
sYear OF Capt. james, entered
Inv n p. James, LIST premiuip;O ceana'
by Floyd Bros, %; Doris and Sarah
G. distanced. Time 3.OS
ZIG Trot, 21S Pace-Nina Nooie'
entered by G. Foiirn'y. lat premium
Annie Mariner, by Coli ! steele S''
Fern, by Ira G. Nelson, lime
2 24t
Second D'y.
Q 10 Class-Cardova, entered oy NJ
F. Nottingham, 1st premium; bursary'
by HIP. James. 81; Powell, by It. d.
wilkins, Sd. Time PSI
Year Old-Lillian 3, entered oy
Floyd Bros. 1st premium; Ida Gray
G. s. Walter. 3D. Mics James. by
James Bros, 3D. Time 3 Al
224 Class-Bertha Baron, entered
by NJ. H White, 1st premium; hubi'
co, by j. w. Harden, 81; Little
Stakes, by Colin Steele, 3D.. Time
2.27i.
Third Day.
237 Trot, 2.4O Pace-Gold Bur, en-
tered by H. P. James, LIST premium
Happy Tie, by Johnson and Gibbons
I'd; Alice, by 0. H Finney, I'd. Time
2.29t.
235 Class-Gen. johnson, entered
by Chas Atkinson, 1st premium; Sen
ator Little, by W. X. Matthews, I'd
| Powell, by G. d. wilkins, 3D.. Tim
9 344.
21S Class-Baron Wood, entered b,
N. H. White, LIST premium; Bursar,o b,
H. James, I'd; Clandon, by Coli
Steele, Sd. Time 2.1St.
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Bal. on hand due district

The Board decided that Thanks
giving day and Friday following shall
be legal school holidays this year.
and that the district boards Will pay
the teachers railroad fare to and
from the Teachers Institute.
That recess, without pay to the
teachers, should be given in the pup
lie schools from December 21st, l9Oo'
TO January 18th. 1901.
Mr.. N. W. Mock moved that tue
District Board of Metompkin district
be required to pay tor the MappsViiie
schoolhouse $S25.0O as per contract
but the motion was postponed TO lst
day of August cour', and as mahy
trustees as can attend meeting OF
the Board on that day are requested
10 he present and hear testimony aho
dispose OF the question.
MIR. j. ID. Parsons, clerk OF County
school Board, tenders his resignation
on account Of failing health, which
WAS accepted after he writes up the
! proceedings OF this meeting, and Mr..
]. n. Turner was elected clerk OF the
County School Board.
On motion of Mr.. n. w. Mock the
Board passed a resolution unanl-
mously thanking the retiring clerk
for faithfully discharging the duties
OF the Office for the past fifteen wears.
The Board designated the follow
ing days for the appointment oil
teachers, VIZ:
Onancock District, August 18th, at
a. III.
Island District, Monday, August
Goth. at 8 a. IN.
Atlantic District, Friday, August
oath, at 8 a. IN.
Metompkin District Thursday Au'
gust 30th, at 8 q. N.
Lee District, Monday, Septemoe
3rd, at 8 a. IN.
Pungoteague District, Thurs day
September 9Th, at 8 a. IN.
The Board decided to open tn
schools Monday, October LIST.
On motion OF j. ID. Parsons TIN
BOARD endorsed, by decisive major
| ity, the application of Mr.. II. u
Joynes, of Onancock, for the position
of County Superintendent OF publ
schools for the county OF Accomacl
, after the expiration Of the term @
DR.. John E Mapp.
/, Mr.. James A. Hall, commissions
of Sanford Charity Fund, offered hi
report as commissioner of said func
showing the following balance OF in
, terest on said fund in hand OF sal
commissioner:
nre Atlantic District $79.s
;, Interest due Metompkin Dist. IL
Interest due Island District 80
q Mr.. John H. Hopkins, commission
~ er of Sanford Charity Fund, filed h
report showing balance due Atlant
% District 1856 40 on account OF intel
.. est from Sanford fund, and that l
, had paid up in full the Island an
I, Metompkin Districts their proportio
; 1of interest from said fund collecte
Of by him.
! On motion the Board adjourned
a. meet on the first day of August cour
J. d. Parsons,
IA Clerk Co. School Board.
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Benjamin Russell, con OF Capt
William s. Russell, died Monday at
his home on Hunting Creek, OF ty'
phoid fever, aged Is years.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Kelly, widow oil
the late Martin Kelly, died Sunday
at the home of her brother, Mr.. Will
liam ]. Glib, near Horntown, aged
70 wears. Her remains we're inferred
in the Onancock cemetery on Mon
day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

Sealed proposals for repairing the
Comfy iail of Accomack County, &C
cording to plans and specifications
On file with the Clerk OF the Board oil
Supervisors, will be received up to
noon of the 18th day OF September, A
d. 1900, and the right is reserved te
reject any and all bids. All bids must
he addressed to Robert 81 Oldham,
Clerk OF the Board Of Supervisors
Accomac, Va.
Z. s. Wise, Chairman.
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To NY FaIlow CffizSns.

respectfully announce, that l am
An applicant for the position Of
County Superintendent OF Schools
TO succeed DR.. Jno. +. Mapp who de-
clines a re.appointment.
NV labors in the interest OF educa
ton and my work to up-build the
free schools OF Accomack county fol
more than twenty years, are KNOWN
to the people.
| have stated my willingness t.
abide by the decision of the County
School Board, leave it to a primary
or accept any plan devised by thu
people, or those in authority to de
termine this appointment.
g g. Joynes
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Mutual Ltye-ssoek Association.

The next meeting OF the Mutual
Livestock Insurance Association will
be held Saturday, September 1st, at
Mappsville. The question OF re-
serve fund will come before the Asso
citation. ALI members are interested
and should be present.
F. G.. Tull, President.
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General Directors Meeting Oh rroo""e
Exchange

Pursuant to adjournment OF last
meeting, a General Directors meet
ing of the T.. s. Va. Produce Elk
change will be held at the principal
office OF the Exchange, at OnleY. Va,
on Tuesday. August 21st, 1900. com
mencing at nine o'clock a. III. AL
Directors are requested to attend al
business of vital Importance is to b'
transacted.
Thos. B. Quinby, Secretary.
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4 WORD To THE WISE is SUFFIClENT

Largest stock and lowest prices OF General %
at A. Wachapreague we
sin
to fill your orde
We accounts Tor
Shoes
follows %
Dress oo
10 goods
Oct
set cake Washing SODA cent Po9ihu
~ BAKING
Coffee 10 cents pound Oene soap
1900 Bcye $25 co. Featherston is
no tires now $500 In addition 10 ABOVE
ticket with each cents
nd delivered
We offer $4,000 Call early while StocA
and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
4. e. g. MEARS,
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Obituary.

On the 31st of July, 1900, it was our
Heavenly Fathers will, to remove
from our home by death, our darling
wife and mother, Mrs. Mary q. Bull,
aged 63 years. From midnight she
seemed to be resting peacefully and
inst before O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing death came and claimed her, as
it will all of us when our Heavenly
Father sees fit to take us to live with
Him and Eddie While we know they
are now resting In the sunlight OF
Gods presence yet our hearts are SAD
and we long for one glimpse OF their
sweet faces, we have the consolation
OF knowing that their going only
brings heaven nearer to us. May we
all remain In that faith so that when
our call Is given we too, may be ready
to meet them on the other shore. NO
one will ever know how deep our
sorrow is, but blessed thought, we
shall meet in that sweet by and by.
The songs we used to sing together
now their voices are mingling with
other loved ones singing the songs OF
redemption. We are happy In the
thought that it was well with their
souls. 1t is sweet to think, how with
humble faith like submission, all was
bright, as bright as day, simply
trusting. leaning on Jesus, as they
calmly passed away. Yet oh, how VT
miss them and though we'll meet Oh
earth no more, we snail meet again
in heaven Oh that bright celestia
shore.
Husband aud Daughter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
s. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

NoTICE-A cow, about 2 years old
no marks, brown color, dark race
white ia TANKS and hind legs. left my
premises about April 15th-may nave
calf with her. Liberal reward for III
formation OF her.
Isaac D. Northam,
Near Keller.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

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. RID. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to -eceivs orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice y Lumber Go.
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4. e. G. MEARS,
chapreague, va.
F1is APpoagees Our Moving Sale.
Our entire Stock Of
Summer Goods, of all kinds,

are to be closed out once prices that the people
four weeks sale moving into new building VIII go on
W. will not nove anv that can be cleared OUT The prices
novely made so low that you the economy OF pur
chasing now all you We invite the trade to
and supply themselves bargains offering TO nnsn
our work Town Hail. This is for quick seng io uS' n0
people are profted by the circumstances that CONTROL
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

A big saving to the user OF mer-
cbandise is shown in another column
in a moving out-sale.
Ames, Shield g. Co.
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HOTEL
POCOMOKE,

Pocomoke City, Mo-
A. 7. White, Man'gr.
New Brick House. All the
Modern Conveniences. Electric
Lights. Electric Bells. Bath
and Sample rooms.
First Glass Ba-
Bus Meets all Trains.
TERMS-$1.5O per day.
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The opportunity TO buy fresh goods
at closing out to- move prices is shown
in another column.
Ames, Shield u Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

Look In another column for our
moving sale.
Ames, Shield u Co.
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Rusfnoss Netfees.

NoTIoE-Rids for egg coal, fol
schools of Lee District, open until
August 22d.
CLARK
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-18

What most people want is some
thing mild and gentle, when 10 neea
of a physic. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets fill the bill TO d
dot. They are easy to take and plea
ant in effect. For sale by VIM. r.
Bell. druggist, Accomac q. h., va.
NoTIcE- Several Thousand Dol
lars TO lend on real estate security
Loan must be A and in amounts
not less than $4,000.
T. B. Quinby, Attorney,
Accomac, Va.
NorcK-We will pay n cents fol
country sides and shoulder meat ano
ten cents for hams in exchange FOL
flour and other merchandise.
Respectfully yours,
James A. Hall & Co.
WANTED-To buy oak or pine tim
her on stump for cash for saw mil
VIM. NJ. Day g. Bro.
Salisbury, Md.
For RENT-During the year 1901
nv store house situated in Hadlocl
to capable parties. A desirable bust
ness location. For terms apply to
Mrs. Minson.
Hadlock, Va.
EsTRAY-A small, sandy colore'
shoat came to my house about tw'
months ago. Owner is notified t.
come and prove property:
Jos. G. Watson,
near Onancoek.
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MKroMPKIN DISTRICT.

Grandstaff fund (all paid QUIT 1858 40
State Literary fund = " 6Sl.lo
County fund l'io'' 10
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11

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Ser giutonGr.

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oes l9. Sabrbunoert. 9liemals porber
bat cine iplbe gebliibt, ia, man bat Tie
Dor einen Menihenulter nod gar niht
fir mo9lid gebalten.
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NolitiiOes.

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Hibter Nafb als Oouperneur unleres
Gtaates einselhnpren uno in ie;n Unit
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Nemcfte Na6rid)ten.

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peltbe ilber cine 9rcbemptiIiliruue nnp
ben Drcbetranspprt spn 1rnppenattGetz
lungen spn Siflis, am &aufalus, iber
gaflt, am Saspilhsn Sheer, unb Nrabnpz
mposf nadb Ruihf an Der afstanil lhcn
@rense, innerhalb sun elmer sSphe. Nuz
Semein rirp parin Elm peutlither gSint
8uBlanps an GnNlanp ertlift. Die
.nNeit" unp nas Sptlhafterblatt, iiebt am
pclitifden 5cei;cut i'm Often sSrtterippl=
fen tcrnuf3ieben, melfe fir Guglanp
ar6Bere Weiabrsn autiiupisen, ais ales
Mibsefhif in Siipairifa. glr6 lheine
8nblano baIb nnldlilts Der Situaticn
se9enilterSufcben, aber Die ausipartise
9plitif Nublancs fplge itets Der rulflhen
tfentlihen Mieinung. Gann merpe Der
Sag fpmmen, pa Gnslanp id reraebens
nah leinen 5reunpen auf benz &rntinent
umiiebt nno ieine jesise 6anolunsslreile
Geutihlanp seseniiber teflast.
9lah DEN lesten 8erihten aus Sara
afrtfa 1T Die Sage bort unperanpert; pas
ensli1he Rrtessminiterium bat ieit
Sonntag feine Nahrihten Ypnt &riessz
lhauplab ausae9eten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11
Bolivar.
8. eSQllltar. 1900

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in Sdlaitoprf Gberamt Siibinaen,
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slnna Marie uno SSrau 2ouile Mpp
mobnen bier, aud eli gntel uno brei
urentel binterldBt Die Yerltorbene. sic
mar bic dlteite ginpobnerin bier, uno
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