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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-01-11
THEY HAD STUDIED HUMAN
NATURE.


Som weeks ago widow moved
into Detroit from a town in the west .
ern part of the state. She brought
with her bulldog, which showed
game in every movement, and it was
not long before every butcher and
sport in the neighborhood wanted to
buy that dog. The widow wouldn't
sell at any price. The next thing
to buying the dog was to get up a
hloodthirsty appearance, but the Wild
ow wouldn't hear to this.
81 want you to understand" she
Indignantly replied, ''that | am a re-
spectacle woman, and give no Ell
couragement to such things"
Still, there were one or two men
who did not despair. They began to
conspire, and as result they let a
fighting dog into barn near the wild
ow's house the other day, and one of
them paid a call at the house and
said:
''In course, we know how you feel
about this dog-fghting. We feels
the same, but there's woman across
the alley who owns dog which she
brags on.
"She can't be no lady," was the
retort.
Exactly, ma'am, or she wouldn't
speak of you as she does"
''Speak of me? Why, | don't
know her !"
ssIn course you don't, and should
hate to tell you what she says of
you"
'sBut you must. If she's talking
about me | want to know what she
says p
but, ma am, you'll excuse me.
you know
"No, won't. What does she saw
"Well, then, begging your pardon
she makes fun of your red hair"
sShe does?'
"And she ridlcules your dress"
s'rhe vixen -
"And she says she never saw sucf
feet on woman"
ssI'll sue her for slander! I'll see
lawyer at once % exclaimed the
woman.
''we've got her dog in the barn
ma'am. It's dog she brags on
She was a-saying yesterday that i
her dog could only get at your dog
once, there"
"But he can! You GO into the
back yard and unite Bravo and take
him over there. If he can't whip any
such woman's dog I'll disown him !!
EXACTLY, ma'am, and you car
trust me to See fair play. The AFRO
giant head of sich slanderful, boast
erous woman should be humbled, yot
know, and it's you who'll do it"
The dog was taken TO the barn
and he did not disappoint his back
ers. After fight of fifteen minutes
he was declared victor, and as tht
ieferee gave his decision the widow
voice was heard saying:
Good That pays her for abus
ing my hair! I'll fix her on the bis
feet before the week is out y
She had been watching the fgh
through the cracks of the barn.
Detroit Free Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-01-11
Little Margary.

Little Margary.
The Christmas bells were ringing,
Were ringing glad and clear;
And every home and every heart
Seemed filled with Christmas cheer;
When sad, pale little Margary
Stole forth the joy to see;
And as she heard the bells glad chime,
"Oh ring" she cried, "for mel"
No Christmas joy was in her heart,
She had no warm bright home;
She shivered as the bells glad peal
Rang from the tall church dome.
For sick, and desOlate, and sad,
Was Margary that night,
When Christmas bells were ringing glad,
And Christmas fires burned bright.
She stole along the brilliant street,
she paused bv many door;
The light and warmth, and gladstone cheer
But made her sorrow more.
She saw the homes filled with brightness,
And children mad with glee;
"There is no mothers love-" she said,
'No Christmas joy for me.''
She sank at last, faint, weary,
Within the broad church door;
The bells were Ginning overhead,
The storm ragged wild before.
There, rs the music sounded,
She felt no longer sad;
81 think the church must be my home,'
She said, 81 feel so glad.'
"Why, it's all warm around me,
All warm, and glad, and bright;
Are the bells calling for me?
Yes, yes, see light!
am going to my Christmas
Then all was still again,
While, overhead, the Christmas chimes
Still rang the glad refrain.
The sexton found her later,
And he grieved the sight to see
But the Christmas joy shone on the face
Of little Marpary
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Mus Gbtcasp.

Sn Chicago berri9t unbei6reibli6e
Mufregung iiber bic @reigniHe bes 4.
Mfai. @lei9seitig erfiiut iebo9 aud
bas energii@e 8orgeben Der 8eb6rben
gegen bic Morbgeienen bic giirs
ger nit GROCER @enugtbuung. 50
nett big iebt ermittelt meroen
fonnte, finb neun poliaiffen set66>
tet. 8on ben Inar9iften tpurbeu
muir 2 Sobte auf Dem plabe gefunben,
ie6o9 ifebt es feft, baB eime groBe Nnz
5abl bon 2ei9en BON ben &ioters bein1s
lid BET Settle gei9afft tpurben, 10 baB
bic pirfli6e 3abl Der auf biefer @eite
9etbbtetet berrautbli9 ME befannt tpers
ben tpirb. @tma Elm 9uBenb i6mers
bertpunbeter Mnar9iffen liegen int
9ospital. Mebrere bon linen tper6ea
bermutbli9 np1 terben. Gerner finb
mod 45 poliaei=8 eamte unb 12 8iirger
ttebr ober tpeniger f6tper berwun6et.
Die bret 9aupt &~dbelsfabrer, Muguf
Spieb, Gieloing unb parions, tpurben
berbaftet, pdbrenb fe I'M &ebactions=
lofale Der rNrbeiter : 3eitung" eine
g@onferen3" abbielten. sic tpurben
1ofort nod ibrer 8erbaftung unter gns
tlage geffelt unb i'm Central poli3ei
gefdngniB feitgeiebt. Die Nrbeiferz
aeitung tputbe gei@lofen unb fdmmts
li9e rs SeBer urter bic Mntlage bes
Moroes geftelt. 9ie einseltstt Sdae
tperben f@on am IL. Mot sur 8ers
banblung fomuten. Sn Der Office beg
glattes fanb ntatt groBe Mengen bon
SDnamit Dor, tuel9e atsgeret9t bdtten,
gauge 9tabttbeile in Die Suft sI fpren>
gen. Nm @ingange aur Office Der
Mrbeiters 3eitung 1T iebt bas folgembe
8lacat in beuti6er @praGe angebra6t:
sWdbrenb BET nd9iten Sage tpir6 bic
Mrbeiters 3eitung ntbt eri6einen. Nn=
aeigen &C. binterlaRe man in Dem So
loou I'M @rbgeI9oB." MuBer benz
Dpnamit bef6lasnabmte man bort au9
nod cine grDBe Menge &ebplper unb
anberer Ma6en. glibu 9. Wafbburne,
Der fribere arneritaaiide @eianbte In
Srattret9, tpel1er pdbrenb Der Cont
mltre : 3eit in paris mar, fol aeIagt
baben, er entfinne fi6 ni6t, bantals
Scenen BON dbnlt9er S9euBli9feit
unb feiger Morbluf gefeben 5u baben,
pie tpdbrenb bes neuli9en StraBenz
fampfes In Gbicago. Wenn es irgen6
geiebli6e Wtttel giebt, bic Mnfifter
uno N~d6elsfiibrer ienes 8lutbabes 3ur
&e@eni9aft su aieben, baun 1T fein
3weifel, DAB se einem ii9eren So6e
our@ 9entersbanb entgegengeben.
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slts Milpaafee.

Sn Golse Der greigniFe in BaDbietp
ltub anberer 8orffdote bon Mtlpaufee
.berrf9t aud bort begrsifi@ermeiie tief@
.gebenbe Mufregutg. Die &iots bonn 4.
Mai baben fi6 leiber pieoerbolt. Cine
grDBe Menge pon @nar9iffea Derfamz
melte,t 5i9 int Miltpaufee : garter un1
mad ber s,oBen 8ef'f6er 8rauerei
binausauaieben unb biefelbe gu aert6ren.
9rei Miliss@Dmpagnien, cine Nbtbeis
lung GaDalerie unb cine Mbtbeilung
9oli3ei bielten bieielbe ieop9 beiebt un6
berbinbertett anf bieie WeiIe bic Bldne
ber Mngreifer. Sn 8ap5ietp tpurben
bret &ioter get6btet un6 bier i@per berz
munbet. 9ie &ipter beifan6en faff
ausl9lieBli9 aus 9euti9en, polen unb
B6bmeu. Muf Der @iibfeite BON Milz
paufee Dur6e bas Wpbnbaus bes Capt.
8ur9arbt Total 5erf6rt, neil bieier als
Commandment bes r&pscinstO : @arbe"
ben 8efebl gegeben bate, auf ben Mob
5u feuern. Sic pDlett Milpaufees fin6
beionbers rebelif9 uub brpben bon
t1euen1 nit @etpalttbaten unb Mufrubr.
Na9 anberer Beri6ten 1T iibrigens bic
3abl ber Sobteu unb 8ertpunbeter be-
beuten6 gr6Ber, als borber atgenommen
tpurbe. @oubertteur Stuff bat fdmnt>
DIE Msili5en 6es Staates Misconfn uns
ter bic Maffen gerufen, unb tpirb nit
oenfelben auf benz S9auplabe bleiben,
BIS bic unruben gdnali9 %unter6ridt
in6. Sie Gef@dftsleute BET @taot bas
ben cine e8erfammlung abgebalter,
IN ueI9er fie bas energii9e BDrgeben
bes @ouperneurs anerfannten nn6 ibg
Der 8eibtlfe aler geieblie6enben 8irs
ger beriimerten.
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sser III ssra,t wtuslptp 2

Da bieie Trase oft seffelt pirb, wolea
mir einfaa iaseri, baB Ne cine Dame III,
bic es fia felt 80 Sabren 3ur Nufsabe taads
te, Srauenfrantbeiten, hauptiddli& aber
ainberfranfbeiten gu ffubireri. sic BAT
bic 4onifitutipn unb bic 8ebirfnife bieier
3ahIreiden Slafen Defenders seprift unb
ale Reiultat praftii4er R%enntnife unb
@rfabrung, pelde fe int 2aufe eineS We1e
i&enalters ais 3rantenpfleserin unb Gr3t
~9efarnmelt, Bat fe ben SDpthing SHrup
als b~eicnberes Wittel fir 3abnenbe 2tnber
3uidtnuenSeiest. Dieie Mebijin bat cine
masiide WirfunS - fe 8tbt Rube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdtt cffenen 2eib. Sn
TOlse bisier Wsbi3in it Trau @instcw
weltbertbuit Semcrben als @pbltbaterit
Der 3inber. limb bic Sinber tperbea arcR
unb banten ibr bafir. 9lu@ IN bieier Gtubt
bat ie bic &inber au Dout rerpHi&tet.
@rpBe Quantttdte,t bes Scptbina 5srup
nerben bier tdSlid Sertanftunb perbraudt.
@ir stauben, Wrs. @inslcw Bat f9
bur@ bieieu strtitel unferbli4 senrodt
unb mir itnb tberjeuSt, baB bur4 beniels
Ben TauIenbe bon &inbern 9erettet wuroea
nnb baB WiDionen benielbeu nod nit
Grfclg 9ebrauden trerben. Seine Weutter
bat tire 8fidt setban, penrt fe ntdt
Wrs. Dtnslctp's Spotbius SArup aus
manbte. Beriu@t 20 gde- 2abies Bilitcr
Nem Oorf. = gu ~berfuufen bet alien
Drusstten. - rs Gents bic 6luiGe.
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eStt ct. xpmis babem Die 8iers
brauer, bic benz Orben Der &nigbts of
2abDr anJeb6ren, ebenfals geftrift uttb
ben 8rauereis8 efberu bic ibli9et 6pr.
berungen Dorgelest, bur6 tuel9e fe gu
r8ORen" erboben unb bic bisbertger
s8oRe" au nntergebenert Der r&nigbts"
begrabirt tueroett tpiirben. Obglei1 bic
Sadie an fi6 5ien1li9 ern1f III, entbebrt
fe bod aud ni9t Der unfreipi0iger
2cmit, Sebr trefenb geiBelt 6ies
@ebabrer ber ct. 2ouifer Naaeiger bes
Weitens, inbern ct fast: Sic @ors
f@ldge, tuel6e ST. gafpar 9eep, Nas
mems Der biefigen Gambrinuss glRemblD
Der n&itter BET Nrbeit" ben bieigelt
8rauern ruadt, laufert tbatfd9li9 ba=
rauf btnaus, baB ST. 9eep 10 freunbz
lid fein min, Bic @ei9GftsIeitung
idmmtli9er ct. Coulter u1b OF ct.
9ouifer 8rauereie1 au iibernebmer.
Sie Serrem 8rauers8 ofe t6nnert ban1
auf &eifen geben, nod ber S9pei3,
Stalien, OeQomifone part, Oofemite
galep, ober tuobin ionft es ibnen be-
liebt. Wenr mad Der 8efriebigung
fdmmtli9er Gorberungeu Der Brauereis
Irbeiter BET Der Seep'f9en @erpaltung
ettpas iibrig bleibt, 10 uiro linen ST.
9eep bas @elb na6fenben. Solte
Serr 9eep nidts iibrig baben, 70 mill
len BITE 8rauer : Bofie bon benz 3ebre
pfennig leben, tpel6en fe fiir einen
rainy day suriidgelegt baben. go
LANCE elm 8rauerboB fi@ bier aufbdlt,
lou ibm geftattet fetn, beim rSternens
pirtb" bor5ufpre6en, tuie iebem anbe-
rem 8rauer au9. 9ieie Mnerbietut.
gen finb fi@erli6 febr gndbtg.
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S. 0raeaer,

Scr. 262 & 264, Ofsg Commences traBe,
i'm tteuer Store, empfeblt fem rei6s
.baltises Eager nDu gifens uttb 8le@z
Maaren, Oefen unb 9ausgerdtbf@afs
ten auer glrt. Mgent fiir bic ercelentett
Saborite ao9 : Oefen. Mart fpre@e
Dor urb eraminire bic reue Serie So
bprite Sefen, tpel6e auf Der leBter
Mep Orleans MISUNDERSTANDING bic gol=
bene Mebaile erbieIter. Die befteu
@1retner : 9anbtperfaeuge cine Spes
eialitdt. Gr6Bte Muspabl BON 8ogels
2dfget aler Nrt. MuBer6em tets on
9arb Elm bolitdnbiges NRortuent BON
Garben, Del, GirniB, Pinfeln, Glas,
&itt &C., iotpie ftii6en 2anbretbs
@artett 80 me n. Cine Rlempners
@ertftatt lit nit benz @ei6dft perbuts
ben unb perbett ale tn bies Sad idIas
senbe Arbeiten prompt beforgt.
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Mls Der probins pofem: Ser
erfe Gutsanfauf aus Gtaatsmitteltt
bat f9on ffattgefunben. NiGt cine
polnii9e, fpnbern cine beutf9e 8efis
5ung lit angefauft tpDrben. @ie Der
r26nigsberger 9artunsf9en 3eituug"
beridtet pirb, 1T tdntIt@ bic 6errs
f@aft 3olonbopo BEL Marimilianotpo
int 8romberger Greife, tuel1e bisber
einem Germ b. 9leift (bem S@mieger>
fobne bes berfDrbenen 9r. @trousberg)
gebbrte, gum Preiie bon 1,100,O 900
Mdrf feitens Der f6nigli9en Negieruna
angefauft unb iibernomrtet1 tuorbet.
sic lit $1,000 Morgett groB. Mebr
als bic 9dlfte foa au Muforfungen bies
men; elm Sbeil tptrb aud In tleinere
8%auerngiiter urtgetpanbelt tper6ett uub
aud 3ur Nnftepeltng bon Deuti9en bies
men. Mie Der Sci" b6rt, beabf6tigt
bic &esieruts bic &olonifiruns In Wefs
preuBen NIT Der parceQirung elmer Dos
mdne ein5uleiten, uttb 3tpar Der 9omdne
Saubenborf acknowledgement 8om
Ianotpirtbi9aftli9en Be3irfsberbanbe
@rauben3 tptini9t ber Miniffer aut
a1tli6e MeuBerurgen tber bic ben eius
5elner parcelet gu geBenbe @r6Be, iiber
bic ginri9tung Der at f9affenbeu
96fe unb iber ben 3abluussmobus.
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9ettt anpdeit.saetaen tnebr.

@bbarb S6epberb in harrisburg, Suy fast !:
s9a Der Gebrau9 bes @lectrir Bitter 10 tuobl>
tbdtige GoIsen fit mid batte, baIte id mid fir
berpfi6tet, bieS ber leibe,oen Menf9bett NIT
autbeilen Sd bate adt Sabre lang Elm boies
8ein unb meine Merate bebaupteten, 6ab emit
peber her ano@en gefdabt ODER bas 8etn ab'
sencmnmen iperben miiUe. Stdtt befen 9ebrau9,
te i9 bret Glaf9en electric Sitter ,no Z S@ad.
teln 8udlens Mrniea. Salbe unb uein &ein TT
iest sefunb.
electric 8itters birb fets ben grfols BADEN,
ber fit bdIeIbe beanfpru6t tuirb. Nur 80
Gents bic Gla19e Bet u. Dreib.
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California @eiue.

9err s. 5. Meper, @boleiale &
&etailbdnbler In Weinen, MaIlp YIaaa,
1T bor &tr3ert bon ieiner biertet @ez
f@dftsreife mad galifornien aurRdges
febrt. gr tam iebt feline Qn,1oet urb
Jamilien nit ben beiten Sorten bDn
galiforniazM eineu un6 reinem Sraus
beus8ranbp berieben. &einet galifnrs
mia glaret berfauft er bic @alone-$1.
9ort> uub anbere unberfdlf@te @eine
ftnb ffets Bel inn bDrrdtbig.
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ssm CINDERELLA gdub : gtore

iinb tteue Maarer einsetrofen fir bic
beborfebenbe 6ra6iabrss5ais
on. Wir baben uns bur9 ben Nus
geni6ein babon itberaeust, baB biefe
Maaret: 9artertz nnb &inberz9 @u6e,
9erreni6ube &C., bas Beite itnb, mas
ie int biefigen Marfte pherirt tpur6e.
Sie Mllsmabl TT febr rei9baltig unb bic
greife finb iebem 8e6trfaiB %attgemefen.
@er e~legantes un6 b~auerbaftes @9ubz
aeug traget min, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA g 9uDzStore,
gde 9~ouftonitraBe 6 Mbe. 6.
2.S.t1i
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= @ebrau@te SongaIine sesen @es
fi4tsneuralgie, gegeu 9er3sN euralgie
unb 9ronii9en &beumatismus unb cts
aielte fi9ere 9eilung ni9t nur In bieien
fonbern b6sartigeren Sdlen genanttter
ND anbere Mittel feblf6lugen.
8. 9. petitiobn, M.O., Snbianas
polls, Snb.
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2,8,t1i

ssImproved Condition Powders's fit Yfe,.
be nnb @inbSieb. Gin ausseaei@netes un6 er.
franfbeiten aaer slrt, alsefneiue nnpdsli6feit,
Msnaipa9fsn Der Saut @auSe, selbes 8afer.
Mange! an &psetit. @ebran9sanpsifans auf
ber Gillette. Gabriairt bon nnb gum 8erfanf
bet aboIpbDreib Mamto Elaaa, sesen-
iiber bet Roitofiee, San sntonio.
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au belu1er unb 6eret1 Mammutb>8or
ratb 81 beF@tigen. 9ie @aaren finb
bDn ben retlpmmirteiter Gabrifet gez
fault un6 tperbe1 au 10 biligen Breifen
~berfauft, tpie ttur nl6gli@. NQe &uns
ben uer6en nit ibren gintdufen 5ufries
bett feir. 26,3,3M
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"Feiles -Sarsaparil1a' fir
-aue Blut> unb $~autfrantbeiten. &urirt bic
f9limmiten Sale bon 8lutbereiftuns Bis aur
gepObnli9en Ginne. @ebrau9Sanpeiiuns anf
6er Etitette. Gabriairt bon ber alamo Mft'g
COMPANY nab gum 8ertauf an @ieberberf6nfer
unb an @ribatbsriousn BET y. 9retf Gan
Wutonie.
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NiIIem.
GrTdJiaffte Gtmsrspstne,
8raislsr gsbfr

uib 3EtAIhftn.
Mu8 f;fft, itrIahen entfeben. GrettierteI aIler
RranEdshen bes Observation-Disclosures. Grlgenbe
GprnptDme SetseH beren Daieii an: 9tptetifpers
Iuit, TRACER &tabLeene, @opftpeb NIT llsbeIs
asissa aeaen }5rSerIid}e .oSes Seifiee Nts
lftefl4tlifgs aIniifpBen uaM bee 9t6tIseif,
6ei5baefeif peS Eeraperantents, seersate
Gftfasnuti1, eitt 0efftbL ais babe man tr9enb
eime Yftt6f berfdtmf, @@tuinee, &er5Itps
tarblet uyin, eanaltd5e o. fftrHfmN9s-
Snb er5crherlS Die Mri1enbnus eineB Seilmittei6, bas
ttrest auf bic aeber pirtt. Mie eth aeberspeiimitteL
ha5sn 9ttfss 9gfmem ii2t tbree @iei4ea. Shre
inbern ne dIe i1nreinbeifel bur6 tiefe bret ,,&suss
febxer DeS GNitcttS" ~beieitl8eu unb Nppetit, ges
iunbe Nertaunne, reedmaSigen Gtublsaug, Hare
Cant unb etnen f~fhftieen abrpfT h~erIteQsn. 9utt'S
0jue,t peruriaAsn MEIER Glel pber eeibi9neiDeh,
md finb Re itbrenb Bet Der theIi4en Derufsarteit unb
fn6 efm nrdnflfAea
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- Bon allen &auGs nn6 e@nupfs
tabafeu gelter bic bon 8aiI & Mr in
Baltimore prdparirtet fir bic empfeb>
len~swertbeften, neil He, b6llig frei bon
f9Gbli9en Wiir5en, eiren bur6aus
5utrdgliGen @enuB geudbren.
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9leiper fir ben ssriihlina.

Die 3eit gum Mntauf BON Griblimssz
unb @on1merfleibern, Giten unb un=
ter5eug 1T gefommet. gs tpir6 fi6
fur Sebermann, ber fol6e grtitel gez
brau9t, be5ablen,
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= Sn 3erarfana 1T elm ganaes Saus
~fergebiert, bas aus Wobnbduiern be-
tanb, abgebraant. 8erlut $50, 1000.
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- Nrn 2. SUM- fDl In BerIiu bic
englil6e Sperette Der Mifobp" aufs
gefiibrt perben.
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@ese,tnsittsl bet aatalarta,
9att's iiber3uderte @iaem.

TuttsS qtIen Fnb NIT etner aamiueasSu6ets
pe6e dber5ceen. ivdAe b~teielben 70 dnsensbm ME
Goiafeet gum Ginnetnen unb ieitft BEN i4maAaeu
Wages 5uirdgIi4 md9t.
ashsfan III lahsn, Is Cts, "a glarrat etr., ~
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= Gas gr6Bte Eager bon getpebrz
un6 &eDolbersp atrpaert unb Cullen
bel piper & S@ultbeB.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
eWe have heretofore referred

eve have heretofore referred to
the political situation in this district
and warned the Democracy that
they had better be very careful who
they nominate as the congressional
standard bearer in the coming con
test. Recent events induce us tc
renew this warning. If anything
like the serious opposition to the
denomination of Mir. CroXton pre-
walls in other parts of the district
that prevails in this end OF the dis
trict, we think 1T would be very
unwise to nominate that gentleman
at Tappahannock next Tuesday.
Fellow Democrats, of the First
District, we warn you to look vel
10 YOUR action on next Tuesday,
We tell you that there are break
crs ahead. TO be fOrewarned is tt
be forcarmed."
We copy the above from the
fredericksburg Star. We have
been faithful in our warning to the
District. We have again and again
pointed out that there were "break
ers ahead" The danger is immi
nent. a false step at Tappaian-
mock means ruin. 1t means defeat;
defeat is the triumph, OF MahOue
Republicanism: that triumph car
ries death with 1t. We urge the
Convention TO be careful. There
is great dissatisfaction. 1t is folly
to deny it. Let the Convention dc
it's full duty-and let it remember
that Accomac always does hers;
that Accomac always supports the
nominee.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

The Free Lance discussing the
question of candidate to be nomi
mated at Tappahannock very sen
sibly suggests Captain Orris A.
Browne of this county. The usn-
al shrewdness of the Lance has not
deserted it. Captain Browne is
indeed the man. He is Il man of
brains, and of affairs; thoroughly
acquainted with the needs of the
district, has u clear knowledge Of
State and Federal politics: is a man
of broad and conservative views;
and a Democrat of the first water.
He was gallant soldier, and has
been a most useful citizen. He is
a member OF the congressional com
mittec; county chairman Of the
party in this county: a farmer, and
q thorough business man. We
present,hlm to you. gentlemen of
the convention. Ho can harmo
nize diScord and lead you to yicto-
~. We hope you will accept him
and maize him our standard bearer.
But, it in your wisdom, you do not
remember he and his friends will
do their whole duty for the man
YOU nominate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07


One last word to the Convention.
Yon so to Tappahannocll to adj.
vance no mans political fortunes,
You so simply and solely 20 secure
the success of the Democratic party
in this district. Look we'll about you.
Heed the warnings given you. Be
calm, be patient, be forbearlng, be
earnest. Select the man best fit.
ted to harmonize the discor(lant
elements of whatever kind, and
wherever found, IN the district
Let your watchword, your end and
aim be-duty.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
- - -
NEWS IN BRIEF.

A monument to the memory OF
the late Gen. N. b. Forrest is 20 be
erected at Memphis, Tenn, by the
mem berS of his old command.
1t is estimated that the wheat
yield in Rockingham county this
year will reach 100000 bushels,
the largest crop ever raised in the
county,
Gov. Lee recently received a let
ter from a Northern lecuring bu-
reau Offering him ten thousand
dollars to lecture for ten weeks in
the North on the subject of the civ
il war. The offer was promptly de
clined.
Gov. Lee proposes to name his
Youngest daughter Virginia, in
honor OF her native State. This
young lady isahouta week old, and
is the first child born in the excel,
tive mansion of this State since the
close of the war.
Tile premium list Of the Goth an
nual exhibition Of the Virginia
lays, 6aE Dee7 lss55a: l,lvssl
attraction during fair week will be
President Cleveland, who has con-
(illonany promised to be present;
laying the cornerstone of the Lee
monument, and the competitive
military drills. The Virginia
Farmers Assembly will also meet
in Richmond October 10.
On July ]? q daughter was born
70 MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Winter, of
Newport, Ky. 1t WAS named
frankie Cleveland Winter, and a
letter informing Mrs. Cleveland of
the fact brought reply, in which
she says: "Many thanks for the
kind way in which you remember
ed me in your little girls name.
May she be bl .Ssed through life as
have been, but will you do me
the favor not to call her frankie,
but Frances or Frank. am never
called frankie, and l dislike the
name very much"
The Farmville Journal says MIR.
John r. Martin, agent of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad at that
place, has in his POSSESSION the tel
egraph instrument which WAS i'll
use at Appomattox depot in April.
1865. 1t is a very old Morse in
strument, made under the first pat
ent taken out in America. On this
instrument were sent all of Gen.
Grants dispatches, both before and
after the surrender of the Confcdc-
rate forces, and whose metallic
click told to attentive nations that
a people had striven for liberty and
a place amongst them and had fail
ed.
Last year almost half of Lynch
burg's State taxes were paid i'll
coupons. This year only fourteen
per cent, have been so paid. This
shows that the tax payers of that
city have periodically determined
to assist the sid State III making
permanent that settlement OF the
debt which has been agreed upon.
If the taxpayers throughout the
Commonwealth will follow the ex-
ample Of Lynchburg, III less than
two years the questions which
have agitated and divided our peo-
OH this subject will settle them
selves.-NoIfolk Ledger.