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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-10-20

OLDHAM-MRLSON.

Mr.. Robert Harmanson Oldham,
clerk of Accomac County Court, and
Miss Lillian Blanche Nelson, a very
popular and attractive young lady,
daughter of Mr.. Benjamin 7. Nelson,
were married Thursday, October
18th, p. NJ, at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, Accomac C. H.
Promptly at the appointed hour,
the bride attended by her maid OF
honor and the groom leaning on the
arm Of his best man entered the
church and advancing up opposite
alsles, met at the altar under beau
tiful arch and took the VOWS which
made them one.
The ceremony was beautifully and
impressively performe d by Rev. ]. R.
Griffith. of the M. e. Church, South,
assisted by Rev. j. F. Burk-, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Miss Stella Nelson, OF Baltimore,
presided at the organ on the occa-
sion and skillfully rendered Lohen.
grins wedding march as the bridal
couple advanced to the altar, Annie
Laurie during the ceremony, and
Mendessohns wedding march as they
left the church. The attendants
were: Miss Ruth Oldham, maid of
honor. DR.. H. Dix Lilliston, best man,
James G. Nelson, DR.. Herbert Lillis-
ton. Thos. w. Blackstone and John
d. Grant, Jr., ushers.
The church, beautifully decorated
with evergreens and ported plants.
was filled to OVERLOOKING with rela-
tives and friends of the bridal couple
The wedding presents were numer-
GUS and valuable.
After the ceremony the groom and
his bride, with bright October skies
above them and with the best wishes
Of host of sincere friends, left
for Tasley Station, where they
they took the train for Old Point,
Washington, Baltimore and New
York.
Both are popular young people and |
will be gladly welcomed back to their
home by their many friends when
heir wedding journey is ended.
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ALI the colored teachers OF Accomac
county are requested to meet at On
ancock, Va, on Saturday, October
Goth at 10 a. IN. This meeting is very
important as new officers are to be
elected. Discussions of the various
methods Of teaching and school man.
agement will be of interest to all who
attend. All teachers and CO.. workers
in education are expected to come
and make the meeting grand one.
The meeting well be held In the
colored school house near the Baptist
Church.;
Jas. D. Uzzle.
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HOrntoWn.

Mrs. s. T. Johnson is visiting friends
in Snow Hill.
Mrs. o. D. Henderson is on the sick
list this week.
Our public school opened with a
good attendance.
Mr.. William J. Glib is visiting rel
atives in New York.
Rev. Walter Rhodes preached a
fine sermon here Sunday night.
The daughter of Thos. p. Evans, Of
late seriously ill, is convalescent.
Revival services will begin at Bap-
fist church at this place next Sunday
night.
Mr. W. s. Holland was a welcome
visitor to his old home, at this place,
this week
Our oystermen are busy planting
oysters. The quality of those to be
marketed this winter is good.
Many hogs ia this section are dying
of cholera and a disease, unknown to
the horsemen, is killing our horses.
Two horses of Mr.. G. T. Quinby, OF
near this place, have died lately of
the disease now SO prevalent in the
county.
The farmers in this section believe
in the Eastern Shore Produce Ex-
change and are backing it. In the
opinion of the most of them it means
better prices for their farm products
and therefore better times. The Ex-
change is daily growing in favor with
them.
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HON. VIM. J. BRYAN
WILL SPEAK AT SALISBURY
Next Wednesday, Oct. "a.

Hon. VIM. Jennings Bryan, the
next President OF the United Shtes,
will be at Salisbury, Md next Yed-
nesday, and deliver an address an
hour and thirty minutes to the peo-
pie of the Eastern Shore OF Maryland
and Virginia. 1t is the one chane Of
a lifetime to hear the incompatible
orator and statesman, aud 1t isQafe
to predict that thousands OF the
voters OF the two States will be put
on that day to hear him. Arralke-
ments are being made to accom- ho-
date 10000 on the day and that I'M
Der or more are expected to be es-
emit. Music for the occasion will ibe
furnished by the Fifth regiment I I'D.
Special excursion trains will be un
from all points.
For the occasion the N. Y. Pa IN
r. r. Go. will sell excursion ticlbts
from all stations to Salisbury, Nd,
and return at the following rates.
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TemperancsviIle.

Our town still supplied daily with
fresh fish.
Byrd & Son, he adquarters for B. L
guns and furnishings New line com
ing in next week.
Jack Frost paid US visit Wednes-
day and vegetation shows was right
much in evidence during the visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. II. Jones are in
attendance as delegates at the Mis-
sionary Conference at Charlottesville
this week.
Our village will be almost depopula-
ted next Wednesday. Everybody is
going to Salisbury to see and hear
Hon. VIM. j. Bryan, our next presi-
dent.
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tbnley

Large quantities OF sweets are be-
Ing stored in potato house OF Mr.. E.
j. Winder, at this place.
A car load of furniture was receiv
ed by Rogers g. Bros, this week
They will carry it largely in stock in
the future.
Mr.. Geo. w. Budd has rented and
will occupy another year the premi-
ses at this place where Mr.. j. R.Outen
now resides.
Sixty nine cars of sweets were ship
ped from this station this year in Sep
TENDER and seventy during same
month last year.
An oyster supper will be served at
the home of Mrs. w. F. White, Octo-
Der 25th, at night for the benefit of
the F. E. Willard picture fund. ALI
friends invited.
The Loyal Temperance Legion, OF
Onley, will give an entertainment at
the home OF Rev. L. E. Spencer,
Saturday, October Goth, o'clock.
Refreshments will be served. Public
invited.
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New Church.

Mr.. Frank A. Covington, our prom
inent blacksmith, will build a new
shop near his residence, in the near
future.
Mr.. James B. Taylor, who has treat
ed so many horses successfully of
horse disease, has cured the fine mare
Virgie, owned by Messrs Nelson &
Johnson, of cerebro spinal anemia.
Esther, daughter of Mr.. Frank A.
Covington, gave birthday party to
her friends on Thursday Of last week.
She received some handsome presents
in token of their friendship for her.
Wattsville N. P. Church was dedi-
Gated Sunday, October 14th, 1900.
Rev. F. T. Little, d. D., of Baltimore,
Md, preached the dedicatory sermon
and also preached ct night at Allan
tic to a large audience.
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0naueock.

A dance was given on Wednesday
night in Hopkins Hall, North street.
Music was upon violin and harp.
Miss Melissa Evans will leave On
ancock the fir,t of November for
New York, where she will spend the
winter with her brother.
Mr.. Alex. Lilliston aud family left
our town last week, for their farm
near louisville. Mr.. Lilliston will
continue to do business here.
Mr. Jno. II. Bundick, grocer, has
been confined to his home for a
week or more by illness, but Is i'm
proved sufficiently to be at business.
Messrs. Bell and Justis opened
their store on North street last Fri
day. They are popular young men
and will doubtless do a good BUSH
ness.
The cool days bring shoppers, from
various sections OF the peninsula to
our stores, to adorn themselves and
their homes with goods both useful
and beautiful.
On Tuesday evening strong breeze
from the Northeast brought us a
change in temperature. Wednesday
morning the mercury stood 40 degrees
and appearances indicated that all
nature would ere long be wrapped In
the sleep OF winter.
Another "unloaded" pistol brings
down its victim. On Saturday morn
ing, the 18th inst, colored man,
Bob Bailey, was In whiskey and |
and grocery store, in the outskirts OF
this town, kept by Samuel Burton,
colored, and had been dealing In pro-
visions, when Burton took a pistol
from the showcase, for the inspection
of purchaser, and was showing IL,
when it fired sending the ball
through Bailey's abdomen. A doctor
was called but there was no relief to
be given. Bailey died that night at
10 o'clock.
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DIR. George Smith Dead.

DR.. George Smith, one OF the best
known physicians on the Eastern
Shore, died Sunday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Richard E. Floyd,
near Nassawadox Station. Northamp-
ton county. He practiced his pro
fesslon for nearly half century and
until few months ago, when he was
compelled to retire ON account OF the
infirmities Of old age. Since his re-
tirement he has spent much OF the
time at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Charles W. Corbin, at Accomac
G. II.
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DedfoatfOn.

The audience room OF the Onancocb
M. e. Church. South, was re-opened
on Sunday morning and at the even
ling service the formal re-dedication
took place.
Rev. VIM. 8. Edwards, D. D.. OF the
N. E. Church, Baltimore, a relative
OF the pastor, was present.
A printed program covering services
Of Saturday, Sunday and Monday had
been circulated largely and the occa
sion was considered Of much interest
Large congregations were present on
Sunday.
The discourse delivered on Sunday
by DR.. W. s. Edwards at 11:3O q. M.
upon the subject, 1.-THE work and in :
fluence OF the Christian Church." wa
fine indeed and had great interest.
In the afternoon at o'clock the
principal address was by Rev. J. r
Griffith, subject, 1.-The spiritual power
of the Church." which was followed
by an experience meeting, during
which there were many testimonials
and much feeling manifested
At 1880 o'clock, Dr. w. y. Edwards
preached upon the subject, I'VE are
pilgrim strangers journeying to the
promised land" This discourse was
OF high order and much value. 1t
allured us to the promised land, and
probably influenced many souls to fol
low In the journey to the glorious
home. The dedication ceremony was
conducted by Rev. w. E. Judkins, P.
e.
On Monday the services were varied
There were addresses by Rev. w. A.
Wise of the NJ. E. Church, Onancock
and Rev. w. 6. Bates, Keller circuit
Some singers OF other denominations
took part in the music.
On Sunday the Baptist, Methodist
Episcopal and Presbyterian Church
es suspended services in honor OF the
occasion and the attendance and
brotherly feeling were highly appre-
ciated.
Twelve hundred dollars, the amount
Of debt, was subscribed and the build
ing stands paid for. The Presiding
Elder, DR.. Judkins, expressed great
pleasure IN the completion Of the
remodeled building and stated that
it is the prettiest church in the dis
trict, excepting the large towns and |
cities.
The church was erected eighteen |
years ago during the passionate OF Rev |
j. Carson Watson, and as promoter |
OF the enterprise he was invited to be
present at the re-dedication. In reply |
a letter OF congratulation was read.
1t reviewed briefly the history of the
church and mentioned those of the
membership who have gone to their
reward since the dedication.
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Teachers League.

The first literary meeting of Pun
colleague District League will be held
at Charlottesville, Friday night and
Saturday morning, October 10th and
Goth. Anyone interested in the cause
Of education cordially invited to be
present:
The program will be as follows:
Address OF welcome-Miss Willie
Powell.
Respon se-Mr. J. H. johnson.
Best mode OF punishment-Mrs.
jamie Edmonds.
The public school boy-Miss Susie
LeCato.
A model school-Mr. G.. Walter
Mapp.
Address by Mr.. q. &. JoyDes.
Music by Misses Battaile and Davis.
Recitation by Miss Marie Bird.
Miss Lille Elmore,
Miss Willie Powell,
Committee.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in til,
postoflice at Accomac, Va. month
ending October 31st, 1900:
Mr.. Jacob Berliner, Master ALFRED
Gunter, Mr.. Alex johnson, Mr.. @
Will Jheriff, Miss Harrietaner Bos
ton, Mrs. Ida Elliott, Miss LOUISE
Fields, Miss A. G. Hargis, Mrs. Mary
L. James, Miss Betty Rowley, Mis-,
Jennie Thornton, Mrs. Anne VESSEL
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
OF this list.
Henry G. White, ST., P. NJ.
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Ladies OF the community should
remember that they have the con-
venience now OF the Butterick Pat
tern Agency at Ames, Shield & Cos
where they may be supplied In every
way. The ten thousand garments to
be made in the vicinity in the coming
sixty days need Butterick science.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-10-20

The cold snap meant business. The
fluffy, rich dress goods that is so soft
and warm now attracts the ladies,
and many patterns have gone out to
be shaped In seasonable fashion for
their comfort and pleasurable dress
ing. They find at the splendid es-
tablishment of Ames, Shields g. Co.
the tasteful choosing from fashions
looms-the new kinds and the new
shades for all styles OF apparel.
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W. A. Burton,
Business Manager.

Melfa division Of the Produce E1.
change will meet at Fair Oaks school
house, Saturday, October Goth, 2 p.
IN. and every member is urgently re-
quested to be present as business of
Importance must be attended to on
that day.
8. @. Turlippton Sec.
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Church Notes.

4 fair will be held at Amiss c. (
next Thursday. October 25th. ~
Rev. r. A. Robinson will pref thu
Belle Haven anu Wacha preaguH I'll
Sunday. ~
The young people OF NAB di
Church will have an entertaii
Thanksgiving evening. Furthe
ticnlars later. &c
com
A picnic will be held In the mpl,
in front OF the Harborton b an
Church, this afternoon, Octobee I'll
Supper will be served for the be Ipe
OF said church. -
A subscription Of four hundred th
twenty dollars, covering the engt
Indebtedness Of Craddock churi'
was completed last Sunday, anc'
was requested that each subscrib''
pay his subscription to Mr.. Henry I
Martin, treasurer, by next Saturda,
Goth. While all the members SCENE
delighted that this debt had bee
secured, yet none seemed more de
lighted than Capt. j. @. Boggs, VIII
deserves special mention for his yea
and faithful efforts in helping t
raise the amount. Craddock is on
OF the prettiest. most substantial an
best located churches on the Easter
Shore, with large and harmoniou
membership OF excellent christian
people. Y
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Ladies' tailor.made suits OF the
latest pattern, prettily made and of
most stylish fabrics have arrived and
the ladies have expressed their salts
fed admiration. Ames, Shield & Co.
are selling them.
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L will have a representative at Ac-
comac G. H., Monday. October goth,
with line Of samples of mems and
boys suits and overcoats.
l. Il. Merrill,
Poeomoke City.
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Our buyer.for the gentlemen's dis
tinct department is in the manufac-
urers'market aud sen ding invoices of
clothing and furnishings to fill the
broken places of sold out numbers.
Ames, Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-10-20

Late invoices OF shoes for the ladies'
department have better completed
the line. They are the best fashion
from the fine makers and are at
Ames, Shield u Co.'S.
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Write to us tor estimates on DOOR
sash, blinds, stair rails and all othe,
kinds OF building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. d. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac @. H., the first day Of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber 90.
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To the trade;-Please bear in mind
that we are headquar tiers on drie
and evaporated fruits, raisins, cur.
rants, citron, canned goods and fancy
groceries. Prices right, let us have
your orders.
Snow, Knox & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-10-20

We will give a special shoe sale on
Wednesday the oath. Special prices
on all shoes on that day.
b. 8. Ashby & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-10-20

Just received a full line of Nelson's
fine shoes, at $3.50, $500 and $3.50 in
tan, black and enamel leather to suit
all. b. s. Ashby g. Co
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Prof. J. A. Sprenkel, fiecret WI nv
of the Va. State Sunday ioI a th1 g.
ISOLATION, who was in the lntv onf a
few weeks since, has kind bseefornt-
ed to return, and make 50 Ate Cd
dresses on Sunday, Octobet tg tn
All who can should avail u fere ives
OF the opportunity OF hes.e this
live, up to-date Sunday sch speak
ers. -
His appointments for the hist are
Drummondtown Baptist Cfirch. at
10 a In Parksley Baptist G Orch. at
$3.50 p. LII. and at the Mothodse Prot
estant Church, 7 p. IN. W
at DrummOndtown all th1 90 uroh-
es nave consented 10 unite 70 give
the entire morning hours to pndav
school work. Other Sundayaybools
near the Town are also In SO at.
tend. 4 4.ed
The Virginia State sundayosbhool
Association is inter denomiIpe onal
ALI Sunday schools and Bfnday
scnooi workers Oh every demon ~ stion
are cordially invited to be pr, ut at
these meetings. In
We feel sure the result on these
meeting will be to increase yoer an.
probation OF aud interest in tpr SIMS
day school work. en-
By order of pt
The Executive Commit,
Va, State Sunday School Assoc, nn,n.
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A phone Is In our Office. Call us
for your wants and we will comply
promptly.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Eastern Shore Prod ace Exchange.

BY the order OF the Executive Com
mittee, the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange is now buying potatoe, for
Mr.. E. j. Winder for storage purposes
OF Onley. ALI farmers wishing to sell
will please call and make arrange
ments.
W. A. Burton,
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Ames, Shield & Co
Rusfnsss Notices.

LosT-A large English setter dog.
marked white and tan. A reward
will be given for him.
F. D. Parks,
Onancock, Va.
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PUBLIC AUoTIoN-I will sell at
public auction at my residence,
known az the Rev farm, on Pungo-
league Creek, near Evans Wharf Cd
Wednesday, October 31st, 1900. all Of
my personal property, consisting Of
household and kitchen furniture farm
implements, hogs, carts, dayton,
potato bed frames, corn, fodder, sc
Sale will begin promptly at 10 a. N.
John T. Ray1eld.
For SALE-27 acres of land near
Exmore, where Jack Guy resides.
Good dwelling. Possession given
1901. For further information ap-
ply to
@. j. Ward.
Exmore, Va,
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3. G. burlington, Sec.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17

One more delightful afternoon with
ths Misses Peak at their home on MAR
street, last Friday, from $50 to s O'Clock
Twelve ladies' were presen. TO Join 10 th,
social game OF "War OF Words" 10 pro,
gression. There wsrs three tables ant
four ladies at each one. A small psckag,
OF CARDS, with letters OF the alphabet
were placed upon each table, and ther
the drawing ai let ere and spelling oul
words produced a war Of competition Al
well as progression.
The good speller and good BnRlist
word maker were 10 demand. The gam,
was very entertaining, and closed will
Mrs, Agee wipning the bouquet of honor
At s o'clock serviettes were laid upon th,
tables, and delicious refreshments PLACED
for the guests and served 10 courses. Car
nations, roses aud ferns were the flower
OF the afternoon. The Misses Peak anC
their mother are noted for their unselhsl
hospitality and elegant entertain ments
Those present were Mesdames Agss
Bans, Hopkins, Moorehsad and MorslAnd
Misses Penn, Roberts, Ramsey, Drysdsls
Grady aud Meals.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17
HARRIAaBs

Married, In the ONCE OF the probate
Judge, 10 this city. Monday, March II,
1900, Mr.. J. A. Wagner and Mia
Minnie A.. Hunter, both Of 0dsssa, Judgs
James T. CHM Onieiatiug.
Married, at the Presbyterian parsonss,
at Rlchmood, Mo, March Q. Mr.. ] AllSu
Mcdonald, Of Richmond, aud Miss Jennie
Greene. formerly OF this CITY.
The bride Ia . lovely young woman, {
daughter Of Mr.. Lewis Greene, formerly
Of this city, and a niece Of Mrs. Margaret
Gordon-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17

The new COUNTY %coTaHltteo meets at
H~iggiusville Mondsv.
MI. Sam Sawyer left Tuesday evening
for q visit TO friends 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. John L~sybruru. OF sedsllS, arrived
Wednesday to visit her sister. Mrs James
Fiunell.
Hear AT. Taylor at the New Grand
opera house, Thursday, March p. Seats
now on sale.
Chas. p. Loomis, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
e. g. Loomis, celebrated his sixteenth
birthday Thursday.
Higginsvi;le sent fifty Of her best citi-
gems up here to attend the recital by Miss
Todhunter, last Monday night.
Mr.. Robert Nicholson came down from
Kansas City Tuesday night to spend a
couple OF days hunting near this city.
MIR. Ed. Aull bought the Russell Wilson
residence, on South street, between Sew
euteenth aud Eighteenth, Saturday, for
S2.l6O.
For SALE OR REET.-Farm Of 81 acres,
8 miles south OF Lexington. Twenty acres
adjoining can be bought. Apply to ]. r.
Moorehead, Lexington, Mo. 2.ltf
Mrs. James e. Corners, OF sedslia, &C.
c%ompanied by her little son. arrived
Thursday evening to visit her father, Mr..
Thomas Hare, and other relatives.
It's ,Dangerous-stop that cough and
avoid lung trouble. Nothing so good as
Mull's Lightning Cough Cure. It's safe
for children. 25c and 80 cents, Guaran-
teed by druggists. Sold by ChAs. w,
Loomls. s-smi
Mr.. Dan Collard, OF Belolt, Kas., for
merly proprietor OF the Grand Central
/, hotel, was in the city Thursday, greeting
his numerous friends. He has sold oul
his business at Beloit and is on q pros
pectiug tour.
, Are you sickH II 80, investigate thu
merits Of Herbine. 1t is q concentrated
medicine, the dose is small, yet II quickl,
produces the most gratifying results, di
r gestion improves, the lips and cheeks los
their pallor, the eye becomes bright an
r the step elastic. Price, So cents. For sal
by Crenshaw & Young. 2m1
Have you been coughing a day, a week
i, a month, a Year, Dr.. Bells Pine Tar
A Honey will cure that cough. There ca.
be no doubt about II. 1t has cured man
others equally severe. Good druggist
:, sell 1t. No cure no pay. Sold by Lero
= Farmer. l0-3m1
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17

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the Civil War Period of Our State,
The wal period began here with the
Kansas troubles in 1854, and scarcely
ended with the surrender at Appomat'
tox. In a volume OF over 800 pages the
author has carefully portrayed thi:
stirring period and the chief actors in 1t
Solicitors wanted. Write for particu'
lars. Give references.
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Independence, Mo-, Box.70