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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06
G6einprnbin;

R0tn. Der Raiier bat Die uou Dem
Goritdno res 6entral CONFERENCE.-The
erbetsnen Terneren brei QrGmienzROQef=
ten, IL bercn Grtrog bie 6ofen fir Dit
rpsittre 6reiIegung bes Ioms beitritten
mcr0en iouen, aeuebmigt. Oas titr;lidJ
crit inter 3G6 gefommene. reiie Qoms
boteI muB lun and pieoer Dem Groz
booen gIei6 Qemo9t per0en. - Die
alien [jduisr al Ser 0creonitrdBe gegenz
Iber Dem eri6ijh6fli6eu 8nlajs limb
ucrtauft wOrben uno iouen oemnddlt
ubgebro6en wcrbeu.
NadeH. Cie bitii9e 6anlilie Eolz
BOT bat Gin iriiber Der Staot geIbenftes
6apital reueroings auf $1,000 ~. err
b0bt, nm bugd 2lnfammlung pon 3iniesz
;tnicn ipdter Sic @rribtung zines 6inbere
Doipital5 III erm69.i&en.
NltenoOrf. Der 6aufmann
6unieu, uei4er IT'D Der aIlgemeilren
2t6tung erfrtute, lit mad rSabrifation"
}ab(reiher fnlidJer @ediel 6ur6Qe,
tranut. 8is Jest ijub idon Is, O0O %.
faii6e l&e4icl an9snleloet.
0iiiieloorf. Die Bel Sem Giu>
irur} Ser i'm BAN begriTicncn NtoIiTa6rif
mngefcmmenen NrGciter iinD Ger per-
bci;GtGete OtotbiG5 6errier aus ScgelIe
OorT mo Der I7idbri9e 1[oicf 8roi9
aus Der y~ieTer9aiie. Die it5rigcn Ser
leeteu bcfincen Ii6 auBer WefaGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06
S1lcfcn.

9teiiie. Son einerr Sauern aus
Glumpcudu bate por brei l&o6en Der
.S1dusler 0ernert aus 6eiocrau, ais CT
Jfadts Dem 3iibenfelb oeS Sauern etnen
unerlaubten Yciu6 %a6itattete, , S6rots
idiiile er6altcn unO mar Icttoem per-
id)mun6en. Gieier Gage muroe MN Die
geitc bcS Gern1iBten in elmer Gi6i6oe
.sG pm eineru 6naben aufgefunoer.
Gppeln. Sn Der ltdbe ser GiielIs
6ubn6riide ulrbe 2lbenos auf Dem Oeirnz
mco Die II Sabre olte So6ter beS 550rz
tiers Hiitou aus NIbredtsoorf pom Dem
crit fiir;li6 aus Dem 3udtbau5 entlaiiez
men 6nc6t 6ron3 @rcgor; aus 8aian
iberfauen, ba berletbe fem 0elo BEL ibr
faub, ibrcr idmmtlt6en 6leiber bis aufs
0emo beraubt. Der Teriu9, Dem OtGos
den @epalt nr3utbun, lpurbe 6ur6 Die
@egenluebr Der @n9e9riiienen pereitelt,
babel erlitt bieiel6e Gber mebrfa6e Nuns
ben bur3 Wteieri9nitte.
&atibor. Der 53igctner SSogann
Bnmlousft. pel9er i'm porigen 6er6it
I'M NSnlb BEL 6rie1palo in @emeini6aft
mebrercr Stammes9eno6en Sablrei6e
Gau6anfdlc %ausft6rte, ietner 8eitras
fung lid aber bur9 bic 6lu9t entsog,
lit na6trd9Ii6 feit9enommen u1S Jest
pom bieii9en S6wurgeri9t su 10 Sab
reu 3u6tbaus uerurtbeilt .porben.
Strte9au. 8iirsli6 itarben in @rd>
ben 3rpet Dem Engarbeiter Winfler 9eb0z
rige 6inber inn Bitter pom 9 reip. 10 Sab
rem. Die Section Der 2ei9en bat erQes
ben, baB Der Sob III 6oIse elmer yergif>
tun9 bur6 BEN @euuB pom 8ilsen ein9es
treten lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06

Il pQoieu. 3ic GirpObncrirau
Nctaarina 6ieslat aus @atid lit auf
,tul 1cimpcg pom 2tblaB III Rirdcns
Gom6rolpfo bel QGeIna eriblagcn nor
Den. Sin ;uritdgerpieicner friibcrcr yte6s
aobsr Der 6rou wirO Ougcmein ais Sbdter
be;eidnet.
S6neioemu6l. Zen 0uts6es
iiter Bropp IN Sudden Bel ROImari /. e,
neld)cr btu BEL inn in 2lr6eit ltebenOen
Giuuodnor @'rctt, Ser lid ouiidiig
;cigte, lit fdGrldiTgcr QSeiie cri6oB,
pcrurt6ciite bie bjeiige Straffamner gu
6 Mtonaten @efdngniB.
S6wurgeri9tsidue. Som EOiener
5duurgcridt puroe Der 2tterlpirt6
@iIb. 0auiie ms 9taluist wegen 9ranos
i~tifturq ;t 6 Mfonaten @efdngniB unb
Ser GGgel6bncr NoaIbert 8ul6ier Ii
J3osnomo pe9cr NleincibS 81 I Sabren
2udthGu5 ucrurt6eilt.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Among The rumorS current is one
to the effect that Senator Malone
in some way got an inkling in adj
vance ofthe recent decision oftle Su
preme Court TN the Va, bond cases,
went in Tor the rise which he knew
would follow, and jumped out be
fore the decline commencel With a
Well, Is anybody surprised? 1t
is Malone all over. The chief end
and aim Of the Virginia Outcast"
is plumber, and he but sticks to his
text. From the beginning until
now he has used the State debt as
means toreach spoils for the bene-
tit Of little boss Billy-witAout a
care for Virginia or her people, and
lie will continue to do so just as
long as the people will permit
We tlust this fall will see the final
period put to the pestiierous little
chap, and his methods.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

"Gath" is, possibly, the nastiest
AS well as one of the brightest, OF
the slanderers Of the South. Born
in the South, yet-trained, how
ever, in the school Of South
hatcrs-he has always used his pen
to hurt the people who have had
the misfortune to be born where he
claims nativity. He berates Vir-
ginia for barbarity, because of the
CluveriuS-M Madison ca>c-but he
is very silent about Sergeant
Crowley, a New York City police
man, who used his authority to
violate Maggie Morris; he says
nothing OF Onofri, Il product of
Northern civilization"-who so
brutally treated his step-children,
and killed one; nor of Mrs. Hen
bricks Of New Jersey who beat her
boundchild so severely. "Gath" is
Il liar and hypocrite for price
But, yet, Gath" is but represent
tative paid slanderer. One OF the
tribe paid for dirty work. We
have no Cath" in the South, thank
God to SANDER the North.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Now YORK, philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Ex-
pross -Lonye phI.iilelphla $50 n. m, week days
and II. 10 y. m, daily Loayc Baltimore 6.2o u. M;
I.a5 %. m, Wilmington $40 n. m.. week days, and
II sc y, M, daily, stopping 1T Dover ana poimHr
ruyul.rly;nrd 1T MlddetUwr, Clayton, flnrrlhRlcn
Mud Stafford to leave passengers from Wilmington
and poInls North Or take on pAssenGors Tor D4l-
MIR. ~ an 49,
md 100 D. NJ, weekdays. Dover l.!S n. m, and
BIS u. m, arriving Wilmington BIO AIN. aid $40
II. M. Baltimore Gas u. III. and 9O5 y. m, ana
phil,dcIphla 4. 10 u. IN. and ITO p. M.
New Castle accommodation Tralns-LeaVe VIII
mlnuton NJ Is u. III. and 50 y. m. Leave NOW
Castle nj II rs a. III. and IS y. IN.
Smyrna Branch Tralns--Leave smyrna ior
Clayton 7 %, q ~, so, and II Us y. n' ~ 10,
4 III and 7 As y. IN. Leave Clayton Tor smyrna
7N.S5a 10 Of III 10 IN, i 55,4 &C. 81 and 81
Cunnectlon-At Porter. with Newark Dsla.
warn CITY Railroad. AZ Townsend. Win Queen
Annu,s Kent Railrond. Al Clayton. WIN Dei",
ware Chesapeake kallroud aud Baltimore ana
Drlnwaro Bay Railroad. Al harrington with
Delaware, Maryland Ilrgini. Rail- o"d: a.
senfurd. with Cambridge soatord Railroho Al
pelnar, with Scw;York. Philadelphia NorloiH'
Wicomlco poc"mnke. and PENINSULA Railroads.
CUAS E. PUGh, General Manager.
JR.wood General Passenger AYeht'
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The terrible lyncling at Liberty
is ii blot upon Virginia. The mur.
der Of ,Jeter WAS horrible, but the
mob which hanged Terry can find
no excuse. 1t was claimed that he
WAS insane, and the citizens of Lib
crty should have given the law its
course, then if it failed some posi-
bic show of reason for hanging
Terry might have been found. As
it stands it is a disgrace and dis
honor to all Virginia. We need
the rope to further the ends of JUS
tice, far oftener than it is used
hut not by mob law. We hope the
leaders of the mob will get at the
hands Of justice a taste of their
medicine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Capt. Wyndham r. Mayo has
been appointed Collector OF Gus
toms for the Port of Norfolk. 1t is
not often that the man and office
meet-the one fitted to the other.
Here it is-and We are glad. No
better appointment could have
been made, even had Virginia
been searched with s'a fine tooth
conb." He is the epitome of a
Virginia gentleman, d Jeiiersonian
Democrat, imuS It in cate; as the
"NoriolE Virginian" says: liable, eff.
fcient, honest" Welcome-thrice
welcome, Wynd! Ii the hearty
wishes of The ENTERPRISE
could tighten your labors you would
ind them easy. All honest Vir-
glnians congratulate President
Cleveland that he has found 4
Wyndham Mayo!
In this connection We conGratu-
late the Democracy of Pungotcague
on the appointment of WIN. T..
Mason us Postmaster. He fills the
bill-he is a William with a good
Democratic receipt. Next! Move
on BIO: CloxtOn.
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The late accounts from Norfolk
seem to poin; to an oyerhauling of
the bank officials in that city who
have with such sublime GOODNESS
rlundered their depoSitors. Let
;,n example be made. There can
he no possible excuse for these men
ard they should receive the full
swing of the law. "Let no guilty
man escape should be the world
Ignorance of the banks condition
hut adds to the weight of guilt
aud its confession is almost as bad
as the act itself.
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Jameson, Faussett K Browns Com
mentary.

The latest, the best, the cheapest
of all commentaries. Quotations
from more than $50 different VIII,
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n it Il tho cream Of Of ali fG e eaaGm fasS:
taries, carefully collated by three
eminent scholars" Sturgeon says:
ut is the best commentary issued
in the last 80 years" DR.. Thomp,
son, President of Otterbein Uni
versity says: ait is acknowledged
as the best commentary on the
Scriptures in the English Ian
guages." Price, 4 vols. old and
new Testament complete, cloth So,
half morocco $40. Apply to
REV. &C. vADEN,
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government.

by the wayne wonder if the
Malonitc-Republican faction will
hold a grand public meeting tonom
inate delegates to che convention
on tn 18th of July-or will the pet
~ boss local bosses, as usual, or
der out The guards. "Come ont in
the bright light" and let MS look at
You. The public are anxious to see
IL whole soule and honest Re-pub-
lean gathering. Come out!
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hon. John a. Logar, of Illinois,
has been chosen to succeed HIM
>,.r,r A'...'."','--
Reil's Rebellion has not proved
a real success. The half breed
didn't do one halthepromlsed. Mid
dleton cut him in two.
A little boy was killed in Nor.
folk by drinking concentrated I've.
1t is not always dangerous as
Gath is Il living proof.
The first water melons of the sea-
son appeared in Jacksonville, Fla,
last Wednesday. They were raised
near Lake Worth, and were large
and of excellent quality.
Cunningham and Burton, the al
legged dynamiters, were found guilty
Yesterday and sentenced to penal
servitudc for life. 1t is said that
3 urton once lived in Baltimore for
short time.
Mr.. /. Parker Vcasey, the new
post mastcrat Baltimore, announ
ccs that 10 ladies will be appoint
ed to positions in the Baltimore
posto flee during his administration.
Good boy.
A sweet Texas widow, carrying
IL 80 caiiher Gatling revolver, isnow
in New York. She is said to be
beauty, with large, lucous eyes,
AID Is a most fascinating creole.
But that gun!
Another fool has dared death
and met his fatein the perSonot one
Odlum, who, with a courage worthy
Il better fate, jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge into the East Ri.
yer, clear fall of 49, feet, and
was killed.
Gen. Fitz Lee, is prominently
mentioned for the Cove 'norship of
Virginia. If he is nominated he
will make a cavalry charge on the
Spoils brigade of the Mahonite di
vision which will set their ears a
tingling. Governor Fitz Lee! That
$ ounds well.
The New York World has slownits
love Of liberty Ivy collecting 500,
000.(with more to Gomez for the
Bartlloldi pedestal. Pnl izer is of
the World, hutnot worldly. A over
of Liberty and pays his addresses
by liberal subscription.
The Republicans do not seem
pleased with the appointment by
the President of q colored Demo
GRAFT, at $4,000 Il year. to represent
this country at Hayti.
Why should they9 Cnffy can thelp
the RAIDS any more.
Gen. Hazen has sued the New
York Times for 100000 damages,
for editorially charging him with
responsibility for The failure of the
Darlington relief expedition
Hazen ignorantly meddled with tlfe
weather, "t'riz" Darlington, and the
Times told OH him. Hurrah for
the Times.
Senator Sherman of Ohio, is
visiting Southern California for
rest and recreation. Being asked
in Los Angeles what he thought of
President Cleveland's administers
ton, he is represented us having
replied with considerable hearth
ness, "First rate; I can only say
that no one could find any fault
with the administration thus far.u
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FOR SALE.

The lot and tenement, consisting Of
dwelling house, Mrroom, Office with
two rooms. blacksmith shop, two corn
stacks, and belonging to alr, A. w Dow
ing, situated in ljridgetown. Northam-
ton county, Va, Can he bought on
reasonable terms, payments made to
suit the purchaser. :.
For l;ellt.--The office and blacksmith
shop. and corn stack, for this year.
Apply to 1890
Bridgetown. Va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

The intense pigleadcduess OF Nor
rison has afflicted the country
again with that arch-killer of
the Kings English John A. Lo-
gan. of illinois, familiarly known as
Black Jack,as Senator tor six years.
This is bad enouGll-but the worst
is to come-tor Morrison will now
flood the country with tariff as Il
matter of revenge. Is there no
reSts
The Baltimore Sun is nearing its
sem; .centenlal. We congratulate
this alright Light" which "shines
for all'-so we'll and so honestly
We trust when Its centennial comes
it will still be sThe Sum- giving
light, and truth and honesty and
pure morals-as now. The sun
light is recommended by all doctors
and We join heartily IN that
commentator in SO far, certainly,
as it relates to the Baltimore Sun
We congratulate the people OF
virgini;l-antl especially those OF
Danville, that Col. Lewellen bias
the charge Of the Danville Regis
ter. Norfolk, and the "Publlc
Ledger''-haS sustained a great
loss-but, we thank ''the god OF
battles that Colonel Dick, the
simonpure young Virginia Demo
crat, yet, belongs to the Virginia
he loves so well. If Our wishes
could make our young friend ;
millionaire he'd soon be rich. Blu
Colonel Dick is i'll purpose ant
honesty a bimillionaire.
We have receiveda letter we can
not publish tor want OF space We
give its gist however. The writes
is an original anti new courthouse
man. and still asserts if the people
shall be taxed let it be for the goot
purpose Of roads, never for the van
ity of new courthouse. He urges
that 'no courthouse" shall be the
ticket and to vote for the present
Supervisors who to- man will main
tain things in statu quo. Our cor
respondent is right. We can't at
ford the luxury without the Sauc'
of good roads to reach.
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NOTICE.

The public will please take notice
that our
STEAM SAW & GRIST MILL
is again in good running order, and
that satisfaction is guaranteed all
who favor us with their patronage
All PERSONS shipping to us by rail
road will send to Hallston Station,
and their shipments from and to
that point will be taken and re
turned free of charge.
All grinding done the last four
days of the week.
Meal, Brand, Flour and Mill Seed
kept constantly On hand, and ship
ped to any point onrailroad on short
notice, and at market rates.
With thanks for former patronage,
Respectfully,
j.. ii. Dennis
j. II. Jones.
Temperanceville, va.
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We hope the proper authorities

We hope the proper authorltleS
will investigate our railway and
station postal service. The letter
of our correspondent "Kegotank'a
few weeks ago but spoke the gen
-ral feeling. 1t is impossible that
we shall continue to have this pcrsiS-
tent and ruinouS neglect. We call
on the Department to set the evils
complained of aside-and give nSa
service worthy the name and the
government.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Cluverius trial progress him
near to the gallows.
Gen. w r. Terry, Supt., of the
Pennitentiary, is suffering from d
paralyLic stroke and may die.
1t is noted with comfort and
solid satisfaction that President
Clcveland'S broad aX is being
swung Justify in the direction of the
little boss roSt-otlice and other
clients. Sweep CLEAN and fully.
Every time Il Malone politician
rolls over and bites the dust of OBJ
livion, IL prayer goes up i'll Virgin
in for Cleveland. Wade right in,
Grover. and give the folks Il chance
to hold love teast.-Macon Tcle.
graph.
Hampered as the Virginia Dem.
ocrats have been by political op
position in the State, and by the
recent litigation, most of which
arose without the State, they are
still the only relianca of Virginia'S
aShngtOn Post.
Ii. w. Terry, son of Gen. w. Il.
Terry, hot and killed II. A. Jeter
on Saturday last at Liberty. Ter
ry was taken from Jail OH Monday
MORNING. bv n mob and hanged.
1t is said Terry WAS crazy but some
doubt of that was felt by the lynch
erS.
The body of Robt. Massingburg,
of Sussex county, Va, who has
been missing the past two weeks,
has been found near his parents
residence, !. short distance from
Waverly Station, on the Norfolk
and Western Railroad. The sup
position is that lie was murdered.
Most of the body had been eaten
/ by dogs and buZzards. MasSlng-
burg's own dog was feeding OIL the
body when it WAS found.
Col. j. Richard Lewellen, late of
tile Norfolk Ledger, has become
owner and editor of the Danville
I(Ya.,) Register, succeeding Judge
A. W. &. Nowln On the first OF
June the Register will be cllal ged
from an AFTERNOON in a morning
paper, with it's Geographic service
largely increased. Col. LewSllen is
journalist of large experience; and
will have an excellent field for dis
play of his capacity and enterprise.
J -Danville Register.
In the case of Chaffin VS.. Taylor,
Treasure of Henrico Co., for tres
pass Judge Wexford has decided
that Taylor pursued proper
conrse. and under the Supreme
Court decision the coupons must be
verified. The effect ofthis decision
is to declare Coupon Killer No. 1
constitutional, and that collecting
officers are not required to receive
coupons until they have been estab.
lishel to be genuine by verdict of
jury and the .iudgemnnt of a court.
This was a great victory Tor the
State, and seemed Il surprise to
plaintiffs lawyer who thought plain
: tiff would recover damages against
the treasurer.
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S25 TO Insure u mare With fOal. or To Insure two
mnros with fonl, siU; money duo when satisfied
tho mare In with fni: SIS for services tho season,
or for two mnroA $40; money duo by tho 18TH OF
juno.
Roference as TO pedigree, Capt. o. A. Browne
ST, JAMES WAS slrod by morrill,. record 2:17
In u NTH heat OYDr IL hnlf-nle trhck lst lnm
Bot Durton, by Seb8stHpOOl tFentresB'l; 2nd dam
by Scott 9rd dain q tino mnre Of Washington de-
scent, raised by Mr.. Ben Nottingham OF North
nmptOn county, Va.
VI. Morrill, by Winthrop Morrill,. lst dam Fan
nile, (daln OF Sum Curtis. record 2:24l by old Ea-
ton: and dam by Poddlcr tthOroughbred.)
Subnstnpool iFentrcss1 by Whitehall. no by
North America. dam by Cock of the Rock.
North America by Sir Walter; dam pacing
mHro.
Sir Walter by Hickory, dam Nettetop, by imp
Diomed.
Cock OF tho Rock by Duroc. son OF Imp. DID,
mod; dam Romp. by imp. Messenger.
Scott by Balllo Peyton; dam u thoroughbred
mare. Scott MAS good race horse anu sire Oh
flne stock.
Balle Poyton by Andrew. lat dam Pocahontns
by American eclipse second dam Gray Tall; by
American Eclipse by Duroc; lst dam Millor's
Damsel. by imp. Messenger.
Mnmbrino by imp. aossonger LIST dam by Imp
Sourcruut This horse sired Abdallah, sire vi
Rysdyk's Hamblct0nian
Duroc by Imp Diomeh dam Amanda
From the above pedigree It will DO secn that
ST. ia MES pUHScSStS TIC DlNu vi TIC tiutIpi,
pnck oil by the staying qualities Of the thorough
bred, which traces IN direct line to tho fountain
bend Of the trolter. VIZ: Imp. Diomed and Mes
sonper. W. MUrrlll, his sire, canpnignrd vel,
aud won hIsrnccs in large fields. after hard
! Taught battles. From tho lOins OF 3ebastnpoo
9hnyc descended trntrers, and It was his daughters
| that droppeh such liyers as Sndle and Lula Ball
ST. JAMES Is fast developing intD d trottcr, His
snte IL pure and even. Indicating progress.
I gilve him \ tWn-mile dash last August, the last
i half WIS trOtted In l:22 by "a stop-w2tch held by
! Thomas c. Kollam. Louisville.
! This horse 10 worthy Of the attention ofbroeders
DESCRIPTION.
ST. JAMES is luree, strong, well-mnde bay
) horse one hind ankle white. and star; lull
| mane and tall. He Is l6H hands high, OF Il eat
/ substance throughout; head and mock OF a thor.
oughbred, with natural lofty crest, an abun-
dance of bone, and strong, cordy legs.
~ For further particulars. apply TO
ABEL 7. JAMES.
/ T,ocustyille. Va
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The proprietors have often been surprised
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REVIEWER wonderfully improves the per
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ka ssss -
Phila., Wilmington : Bal
timroe Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,
kaAxs szs.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
NORTH WARD.

On and nftor March 29th. 1885 Sundays Oh
ceptcd), trnlns will leave rs follUwn:
NnnrII w Ann
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Cunningham and Burton, the al
legged tlynamiters, were found guilty
Yesterday and sentenced to penal
servitudc for life. 1t is said that
Burton once lived in Baltimore for
short time.
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ST JAMES

Will make tho spring senson OF 1875 In Accomac.
s26 10 Insure IL mare With foal. or To Insure two
mnros with fonl, $iU; money duo when satisfied
tho mare IL With fnnl: sl5 for services tho season.
or for two muros $40; money duo by tho 18th OF
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

The first water melons of the sea-
son appeared in Jacksonville, Fla,
last Wednesday. They were raised
near Lake Worth, and were large
and of excellent quality.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Hampered as the Virginia Dem
ocrats have been by political op
position in the State, and by the
recent litigation, most of which
arose without the State, they are
still the only relanca of Virglnia'S
creditors.-WaShingtOn Post.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

II. w. Terry, son Of Gen. w. Il.
Terry, shot and killed II. A. Jeter
on Saturday last at Liberty. Ter
ry was taken from Jail OH Monday
morning by a mob and hanged.
1t is said Terry was crazy but some
doubt of that was felt by the lynch
erS,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Hon. John a. Logar, of Illinois,
has been chosen to succeed him
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

A little boy was killed in Nor
folk by drinking concentrated lye.
1t is not always dangerous as
.sGatll" is Il living proof.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-23

Mr.. /. Parker Vcasey, the new
post masterat Baltimore, announ.
ccS that no ladies will be appoint
ed to positions in the Baltimore
posto flee during his administration.
Good boy.