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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms At So
attie. In King county, for the counties OF
No. ssseIChs.iotse X. Halter. plaintiff.
va. I. N. Bigelow, Emeline Bigelow, Fred
r. Sander, stephen OArkeek. John Nicho-
las And Charles Y Ross defendanta
Complaint nled IN the county e King.
In the once Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
TAs Unitei States Of America sead grsssiag
To I. n. I3igelow. Emeline Bigelow.
Fred 8. Sander, stephen CArkeek- John
Nicholas and Chss- ". Ross. defendants
You aie hereby required % appear IA an
nsoa esSSs , sEsl ss ySs y se cs aeogs
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory Of washington. hoadinx terms II the
city Of Seattle, In the county Of King, for
the counties Of King and Kifzap. and 10
answer the complaint 6led therein within
sdxty days from the date Of the 1rst pub
LEGATION Of this summons or Judgment BY
default viii be taken against ysu accord
The said acfion IL brought 70 recover
The sum Of $50. with interest thereon
from tbs 18th day Of March. leek. q the
rate Of enc per cent. per month. and the
tsosts OF said action. including N Attor'
isayis fee Of $50. upon = certain promis-
isory note made and delivered By defend
i.ns l. n. Higelow 70 defendant Fred X.
sander, On the 18th day q December.
As84 and 70 forecIoee Q certain mortgage
lyiven On said 18th day q Deoemher. 12s4
defendants L n. HiSclow and Esneline
l3igeiow, to secure the payment Of sAid
promiss1ry note. upon the following de-
icrfbed real estate. towif. all Of block a.
also. lots s G !. nnd q n block - also.
iofs II. II n "a. "a. u II and ~ n block
A In Yesler's second addition tsupple-
mental 10 the city o. Seattle. King coun.
~. Washington Territory; which said
note and mortgages were sftervRrdR for
d valuable confederation. duly assigned
and transferred 70 the piainftf. who q
now tbs legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendsgfs Stephen carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
tome interest," In said property, the nature
and description q which n 10 pisinfifl
Wlfnsss the Hon Roger q Gresne.
49, Judge q the - 4 Dfefrict Court
aEAI- and the seal thereof. this isfh
49, day at April A d. 1885.
JAMES EEAvKY. Clerk.
By JkMxs p. LUDEow. Deputy.
Burke, Hailer Z Haetn. afxorneys Ton
s.atnfIH 4p0
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PACIFIC COAST.
Easiaeer. nl.ehsrxed.

SAN FRANcrsoo, June Silt 10 state 4
this morning that large number Of the
engineer corps Of the Central and
Southern Pacific Railroads have been
discharged. The action excites great
surprise. Many OF the engineers had
been Ia the employ Of the company for
many years. The only reason assigned
Tor Il 10 that the managers Of the CON-
pany have decided not 20 construct any
more roads for the present.
The WIN Of D. 7. murphy.
SAN FRAscrsoo, June s.-The will Of
d. T. Murphy, senior member Of the
firm OF Murphy. Grant a Co.. who died
81 the Windsor Hotel. New York. last
week, was filed in the Probate Court to-
day. Eneene Kelley and Edward G.
Donahoe are namsd as executors In New
York. where much OF his property Ia To-
cated. The estate IL valued At $50. 600.
shipping Inseiifseaoe.
SAN FRkNclsoo. June e.--Arrised-
Steamer Oregon. from Portland; steam
or George W. Elder, from Victoria. etc.
Sailed Steamer San Pablo and bark
n Dorado, for Tacoma bark Enoch
Talbot. for seattle; steamer State Of
California. for Astoria.
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J0HNM. AYER Manager.
Notice Of FINAL lPresf

( .. q. LAxn Oryfcz an ozznpA. w4T.vl
Apx1I al te&t.
eyNo<fcs n hsrehS gives EAs1 1N0s1Ae
- n ~ sbssnoe. he 0isFs ~ - Dasiszs{
cszrf. a hls Ones n esns h, v. =. q, fhpzs-
40, ~ lin itny n Emns A. b. less. -
HeDsstss6 sppfieaasen NO. G3sf. f1x he N n
q y q ssstAss - ssvnala7 y asfss. ssass
Z sHsA
Hs nssnss = pltseusss AKA es.rl
Assrk&n Sensa. ysma 4 Mrpss&id ed ma.
H1zktns. sIi q Asatpu. y, r.
JOHN y. aoNEx.
sgex4es Exz1sIsz q k1ss AenA 3zlse.
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LoxDoa. June 6.-The Engiish Afghan
frontier com mission h msvinR 10 the
Upper Paropamissn mountains 70 avoid
Hefaf.
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FOREIGN.
opera,,eu. agnln., I,.x Bear.

WHLtHtl0oN HAENMHa ntE Df8Fs
FoHr PrTr, N. W. T.. June 8, via BAT
rIxFonD, June e.--Gensral Middleton
with fifty men each OF the Ninetieth,
Midland and Grenadiers and q eating
gun vith eight men, left 10 Join General
Strange this evening. All the mounted
men left eariy this morning. Captain
steele. wh0 b pursuing Blg Bear. has
mot yet been heard from. consequent y
u 10 not known when the naen belonging
70 this oolumn will return. General
Middleton before leaving said they
would not return until all Of Big Bears
prisoners we're rescued.
FoEr PTT, June 4.-Capt. Steele,
with seventy mounted scouts and police
bad an engagement with BIG Bear al
Tuo Lakes, 80 miles southeast Of here,
yesterday. He came upon the Indians
al O'Clock In the morning as they we're
striking camp and immediately attacked
them. Finding their front too stronQ
he executed clever fisnkinR movement
taking the Indians In the rear and driv
ting them In disorder across o small
ereek where be vas unable 10 follow on
account Of hia azn al force. The Indians
numbered fully go. He saw no signs
of the prisoners. Daring the fight
Steele ssnt Interpreter Mckee with q
Gag Of traee. He advance q bat vas
dred on. He got near en0uah 10 be
heard and called cut TO Big Bear in To-
dian. who replied lndistinotly. Mokee
said, /" II you viii deliver our people We
viii cease arinR.n The Indian replied,
I'VE intend 10 clear yoa OUT Sseele's
loss was three wounded.
FosT pfTr, via BArrLxFoRD, June g.
Siranse's column arrived at Little Red
Dser River on Wednesday.
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An immense cold storage warehouse 10
being constructed for the Washington
Market in New York, where through
supply pipes any degree Of cold re-
qalrcd may be supplied 60 enstonsss.
0ne Of the latest patents fer making
arsi6eiAl LOO Ia used, and the contract
ors agree 10 Supply cold 70 batehsrs and
produce dealers 81 one quarter the psies
Of natural Ice. 10 the eoid-steraRe
buildings fruits. poultry. meat and al
psfishable food may be kest for months
rhuz the sapply may be equaltxed as
Eli tunes add the market ksps from IN
due fiusfaatioa. n h claimed that be-
fore long odd vill be served 10 custom
ers throughout the city from thess large
refri9sratine establishments IN the
same way that QAs OF water - noN
served and for merely nominai prics
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
suilaiass, seAssls. cAuseAss, nsspiials,
Dwellings sisamsn. Passenger.
Sleeping sad asidssuissscsn.
Psrssss vsasilaasa gmasaasssa
wherever vs.siiassss 10
Requires.

Architects and buliders mslke q savinN
Ssr no a1 s . sss &c s ss !. - go
e. the window.
Our ventilator On sny azsj. vhcs
placed through Q wall . wk.dcW saGh. o.
3 wooden bar under sash. a4mits . cear
EtAnt supply Of fresh cir under poafe1s
eoatroL without draughss any &ssirs4
apartment Ne once o. stssplrR nom
sksnld b without q = il siops b<rRiAz1
excludes rain and ozzs4 and ks<p8 ~
apartment constantly frsnh without rails.
inx he windowA Being heavily .pi&te1
an naokel. q 10 very. ornAmsntai wten IN
tentlistar. also % rAiss asd losssr ths
windoB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

LlaNpnN, June e.--The Pal Nal Ga
sstts contains an article which IL eppa-
rensIy inspired By u. Lsssar, Of the
Russian seotion Of the Afghan bounda.
" commissien. The article admits that
the lsettlemeni Of the matters In dispute
with Russia h still unsigned. and a.
tributes ths present delay 70 the hair
spsiisin9 or qnibbling Of Granville.
Tue article, IN tones more of anger
than Of firmness warns the Earl not 20
carry his dilAtary game 100 far. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

VICTORIA lB. @. }. June s.-Yestsrday
at Gold stream Mrs. James Langley fell
into the water. and sas rescued when AZ
her last gasp by her son, Deputy Sherin
langley. who plunged In and swan
ashore with her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

PANS, Jane 6.-The French var ship
Renard, reported 70 have foundsred 10
the Red ssa, vas . dispatch eunboat.
and carried crew Of 100 men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Mrs.. @. n. Cameron, a young married
woman well known IL San Francisco.
died here this morning..
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Renewals Demaadeti.

WAsameroN, June 8.-Everett P
Wheeler and Frederick whitridee, of
New YORK. counsel Of the National Civil
Service League, have written % the
Postmaster General requesting the re.
poyal of certain postmasters In differ
NJ parts Of the csuntry for violations of
ssctions II and u Of the Civil Service
law. TheiIs sections forbid The soiieita'.
ZOO Of political subscriptions Of federal
officers. The bstter 10 accompanied By
siid2vits supporting the allegations,
which will be Investigated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

sxxz To rzs AssLun. = Michael
Doaohos Vas taken 10 sssilasoom Last
evening By John Kelly. Deputy Sheriff.
Donohoe dose not appear 10 be insass
st ell times. bot be will occasionally
break fro@ his stisndanfs and Be d
then dAnesfoas. Darina his connne-
msns In The city isii be eAns scar XII
inR JAilor Beesrt By stabbsnx him With
vest Of Mr.. BagAs4 sloppsss the force Of
the blade and fhns saved his life. u sas
fccnd BccsasaFy % put Donoboe n N n
hefors sakine him On board the steamer.
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Tks Secretary 90 she TREASURY haa
hfea informed that Aufdeinorts. the
11}&nltine i,sicoi az the uh.ilreasary ID
SeS Orleans. has hed to Ms,tieo where
- 4 tntetaIted IN some mlnnh
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nsss isah'sme,sss assiass Fixh aMd
WaFA.


Nav YosK. June G-Twa more In,
sietMsntz were foand By ths Grand
tsfE AzAinst Ferdinand Warl sud 5ss.
Y kiah chsfgtnii then With KfAnd lar
e2ny IN The heuf darree. Ward was
:tnigned IN The coart II Oyer ard
kefHfnef hiday and pleaded net guilty
4tae indictments Niih lsave 10 with
As bis plea snd dsnufreF. Tho in.
4spszn<nas slhares tue theft ~ $4,000
irvm tAe Marine National ksank
ezzzaal tasm. The larceny h asisGed
= have hsssn coinmitts1 % April iTth.
1eefe b ont Indictment fuF tla, 600 and
9aotAef fus llo,0oo. Tue Diatsics A.
s1eF moHtd that Ward be taken from
s.sa.sx ssr,es iiul and iueascsrAisd ils
IoomhH prison. This wiss Opposed
Wkrd's sonnisel. Ja1lse Harriet De-
e.dsd hat Ward ecas1 remain 81 Isnd
~ sissst t,il astil his trisi eseins.
ne ntsHassznc< Postal s;srrkss
Nksazxa,lux, jana ss--k'ossussssF
@sa<fk Wins denied thai be Ind ssnl q
ssaratea 70 Chiasec tsacAinz lhs thFsat.
- stssk1 amaujl tAs railway r.sstAl
<.Ezh stsrlea "a Caissee. He Rass
te.N hee4 b. ne apprshc1iisD 81 Z
s1&a slnozln tAh railway maid en3saay'
u waii poaEifha that q Ten CLERKS
~ taiA fsun sk<iE sl1fpsass shs5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Iasxpux, June s.-Labonchese. Radi.
cal. this eftsrnoon, In the hoase OF
CuulmozA gave uefies o. hss lntsHtten
% oppase she proposed Parliamentary
erAst Of $4,000 p>f AMMAN - do~ry
10 pFiaeess DsAtFsee on TIE occasion o.
her faAffiaQe.
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The ehesera has made 10 appsarsnes
among the lsborers on the Qnetta Rail-
read and also a. kindii Rnhn. depot
% the sommisaAsias camp.
ske separates e ssrnah frsn iadla
RAxeoox, June she nevspapsrs
here are discassinz the separation Of
Barmah from India and making 4 .
Cromn enlomy. They e0rnpiAsn OF tbs
nealaca % the Indian 6ossfnmsnk he
Rsneooa ChamheF Of Oemmsros sup
.,srta tha rroon1kfa
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lseA sss For lIsrl,

The Surgeon. General Of tha Marine
Hoapitai asFsiesl has notified the Health
Uficef a. Baltimore aud the officer In
charge Of the quarantine staten az Care
Charles thai Che aaip Jupiter left Va
i<acia, Spain, where d ash,fa h epi-
asmio. April "a. Doasd scs Baltimore
Ansericaia EnApeesars as t'anaaAan
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Tyzuxro. Ont. 5une A-hes. John
Ely prssehed 10 The Aesropoiitan
CkureA iast nizht Dlripg Ne eoefss
q bis remarks he Fsfsrret 70 he eon-
slioes of ansiens and u,sdern si1es and
said thai he 3id no think there Nsnid
ever b Ano1ksr eanEist bstwssa AaEto.
6kxoa&
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bxEyEA DOL. June k.-sCoiiafessmsn
r7mss todAy recsived a sslenrsm from
eltits1s 81 Ia Plata eunnty, Colorado.
y vhioh Il 10 stated that the Seatheln
w Indisnii are OF the reservation u
HrsAi numhefs. and threaten 10 prevent
Ne ssocknen from ronnding Mp the
esstle On the sAnesss. The mssssxe sa5s
Ae Utes era moving westward DAaser
= lives and progeity is immiilent The
efisxfns iuipiora the 0osernmeat 10
sad Instant relief. Judge symes Tor.
Ntfded thu massage 10 The Pfesitenf
Mis- sysnile. and asked that troeps
from feft i.awia be cent 10 snce 81 the
sc<ne Of danger. He sass thai nniess
ktomps protection b afforded. The
ui2hifal huioaasl Of New Mexico vii
- sspsaaed On The soil ~ Colorado
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An Anfx Pxrzmxa 0sFrcxz--Msuy
eonplfnsnfs we're paid Gov. Squire
lass sssuinR for shs vsry able mann<s
IN which ha performed ~ difhsulf tzsk
a naster Of eeF1n1eniss both ~ tAe
Autel and a. the 0pera HD1se.
Tbe ansai cs1diss l. ne sisy a Mar
ekAzi'A -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

UasHrxarox. Sune e.-Tha Secretary
e State has resolved . note froua the
British Minister - Washinetan sx-
pnssinQ tie thanks IL the CanaAian
Hoeesumerf for the courtesy shown by
the Treass,ry Department. Ia sending
Inspecting ofiieenl. eli the request %
zlsenboai owners, 10 Clansdhls ports 30
eToi6 Ne hinda ancs ami delay which
~eaad oecar IL the inspestioas we're 10
hks plase In tho united states. and
4ysnE hal thara ID no objection 10
kqet1oan Inspsistnfs VISITING Canadian
perk e. the ps,rlposs Of making such
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

W1szmgros, June 6.--In the CHAR.
- and Corrections the e0nmitte. on
sisss ana place made report recon.
reudinQ Shat the next aunualeohferencs
~ held af s.. Paul. The report was re
re;yed and the Recommendation was al
80 pnsiimonsiy eeneurrsd In by sha
aorfereuetI. The time has not been do
ssrYuinsd, but II was suggested that IL be
80 later than Jane 10th or Dth Of 1886.
ne mattel was referred 10 the execu-
dive committee. During tho afternoon
sre1iou the discussion OF tie morning
rsIative 10 she ears Of the insane Vas
rsissd and several interesting IestersI
we're read By Authorities on the matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

II Mkhdl hna t&soed pto1lALu1lf1ut
uhiah has bssn extensively eircaiAtsd
II the connsries botdsFinz On he Per
siAn Calf, SAILING thai % = his intenfsos
20 iassae both Exypt and Arabia
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AssIam Barned.

wuaxRusBUiss, Va. June Sat ~
$500 Ias,t night q fire broke out In the
,,ott virs Of the boil5ing q the East
- Ianzisic Asylum, and before IL could
= 80 npaer c0utrol everything was de-
.sroSsd. lhe buildings burned comprise
- original ones Of the institution, and
- sreesed over 100 years ago. There
- 40 female patients Ia tbs burning
sriIdine. bat all Of them WIRE rescued
1000 oua. Ths total loss 10 estimated
= fis0,OoO; Insurance.. $4,000. Tho
A.. 4 believed 10 have resulted from
sesss sroubls with the electric light
strss.
80 CenSssenes o. Charities and Ger.
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Rsse.rans as Werk
~..vrxo-ox jane Seen. Rossersuii,
VIC scpoiutsd Register OF the
-, assumes the duties Of his
- this morning.
neaih II Cemsasaaer Clark.
s.srgsary whitney received q tels-
- $40 morning announcing the
80 q ts1mmander Lewis Clark, COM
ll.s. -; the United States steamer
ss'ssace At Key West. yesterday. The
sn,.nae ,rss at once ordered 70 proaeea
q - York with the rsuiains Of the
c.-rsuser. There were ne' particulars
y r. desssh given
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Called the meeting 10 order. He said:
"Is must be gratifying 10 all of rs 70
have with us this evening this distiu.
Ruished party Of gentlemen. men who
are known througn this whole nation,
and men whom all Of you have known
for years, bat whom many of you have
never before seen. / know you hags q
hearty welcome for them, and am sure
they have congratulations for you"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

CHARLES snsNcxs ADkMzs ~
whowSli noe Adde'S yoa- Mr.. Adams
aid
E1sfsts asS Gsa<z<Ns<a s-<slnes 90 have
80 IN Inc renpas Northwest. ~ we
aopn Eaxters call Ne Rsal1a Coast
have lssrnsd tn@x n aknssi sssry sssn
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-24
Farmers Assembly of Virginia.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2O.-The
Farmers Assembly Of Virginia, at
their session to night, elected Col.
j. d. H. Ross. of Roclibridge, pres
ident. Col. r. D. Beverly, of Eau
quier. introduced a series of resolu-
nous, which was adopted, request
ing the members OF Congress from
this State 10 secure a department
of agriculture, and to extend the
benefits of the signal-service 10 the
agricultural districts.
The report OF the executive com
mittee, recommending the appoint
ment of a speaker i'll each congress
sional district to explain the objects
of this assembly to the people be-
tween NOW and April l, was adop-
ted. Resolutions we're also adop.
ted in relation to the discrinlna-
ton shown by railroads crossing
the State to deep water.
The establishment of Il board OF
railroad commissioners is recon-
mended, who shall supervise the
entire business ofthe railways char.
tered by the State, and Which shall
be so constituted as to furnish AL
impartial tribunal for speedy adj
jjuslment of all questions between
the people and the railways, as
between the railways themselves.
Gov. Cameron is expected to adj
dress the body at to morrow's SeS-
sion.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-24
Preparing for Lee.

The Democrats of Eastern Vir-
ginia do not propose to be behind
their brethren Of the Valley and
the Southwest in doing honor to
Gen. Fltz Lee, their candidate for
Governor. He will open his cam
vass Ill Eastern Virginia on the 23d
of October, at Phamphlin's Depot,
Appomattox county, in the morn.
ing. where there will be q barbecue
and cavalcade. The next day he
will speak at Blacks and Whites
and Petersburg, and at both places
the demonstration will be on an eX
penSive scale. On Monday, Octo-
Der 26, Gen. Lee Will speak at Je
rusalem, the county seat Of South
ampton county, where already 1000
men have enrolled themselves for a
mounted escort. Gen. Lee speaks
at Norfolk on the night OF the 9th,
and will be met and escorted to
the hotel by the clubs OF that city,
Berkeley, Brambleton and Allan
tic City.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-24
The Yirginians in SaYanah.

There WAS an enthusiastic meet
ing at the Marshall House, Savan-
alb, Ga, Wednesday evening oflast
week, CT native Yirginians and OF
those who married Virginia ladies.
The meeting was called to order by
the Rev. DR.. w. S. Bowman, pas.
tor IF the Lutheran Churches in
Savannah, who delivered an address
which gave a complete resume Of
the present political status in this
State. Resolutions were adopted
sending hearty greetings to the
Democrats ofthe Old Dominion,eX.
pressing an earnest desire for the
election Of Gen. Fitz Lee as Cover
nor, and denounce s;the libelS upon
the fair fame of Virginia to which
Mr.. John S. Wise and his Republi
can associates have given circula
ton" The resolutions CONTINUES:
"That the VirginianS participating
in this meeting, although no long
er voters in the State Of their ma
tlyity, are profoundly sensible of
the dangers which menace the Old
Dominion inRepublican supremacy
We therefore call upon the men of
Virginia to keep the honored Com,
monwealth true to it's Democratic
tradition and SympatllieS. We be-
lieve that the great heart of Virgin
III Is Democratic to the core, and
we cannot agree that there are
enough 'apostates for the price of
their apostacy to deliver the State
into the hands Of its own renegade
sons and hostile alien politicians of
the extreme radical stripe. In this
contest, as in all other contests in
which the safety, honor and welfare
of our mother Commonwealth are
at stake, our hearts and hopes are
with our Democratic brethren, for
to the Democratic party ouly eau
Virginia look for release from the
perIls which environ her"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-24
Mahopc's Private Poll List.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct.
20.-As the day of election draws
nearer, the mails become more bur-
dened with Malone circulars
Yesterday large bundles were re-
ccivcd by candidates and others
high In the party councils, contain
ing caricatureS of Lees paradeS,
representing Lee riding on mule,
with Il very sacred look on his face.
Among his circulars is one dated
Sept. 30, pretending to give the
election laws. This circular con-
templates the appointment Of a
committee at each precinct, to be
charged with the duty OF watching
the polls and checking oft on a pr
waite poll list with which they are
to provide themselves each vote as
it is announced by the Judges. This
committee is instructed also to an
nounce every hour loud enough for
all the judges and clerks to hear
that the committee knows that so
many (naming the number) votes
have been cast for the Republican
candidates. Balloting i'll Virginia
is secret, and how they are to
know how many Republican votes
q rn cost is nOt eYDlaiup0. for many
negroes vote the Democratic tick
ct Nevertheless this circular
Structs this committee 10 observe
if the poll books tally with the pri
vate poll list kept by the committee
and if they do not, demand "then
and there that they be corrected"
That the committee might make {;
mistake seems never to have Oc
cured to ''Wm. Malone, chair.
man."-Balt0. Sun.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-24
tHsweu' S Potato Digger.

The Great Labor Saving Machine.
1.-Willpay its cost in a patch
Of from 5 to 10 acres.
2.-It cuts very few potatoes.
3.-1t leaves the potato slightly
covered so that the sun will not
hurt them.
lit leaves the ground level and
the vines on top which can be dried
for hay if saved before frost which
will pay the cost Of the machine.
5.-You can dig all in a few
hours YOU will want dnring day, so
that your team can be used for
other purpose. 1T will dig from
3 to ) acres a day.
TESTIMONIALS.
The undersigned have seen the
potato digger work and take pleas
nre in testifying to it's merits. 1t
does its work very quickly and sat
isfactorily and in our opinion po-
tato growers cannot afford to do
without it. To buy it is to be con-
WINGED of it's merits. Respectfully,
]. Z. Mapp, +. T. Stockley, j. o..
Downing, A. w. Mears. L. j. Hys-
lop, a. j. NIears, B. 3. Mears, JAS.
r. Bull, j. w. Core, Chas. X. Tay-