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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
FOR eALE-hIsCELLAEEOUs.

TOR sALE-Goo6 gents family borss single
Il buggy and harness, cheap IOs cash lBgQsFe at
l5cs North Main street dA5
TOR sAII-Ore FOOT power zaort:ss uzAcAina.
J velOci P%es scroll GIG rip 2sN. al B2rHss'
MAKE machines Call a. loSA zO4t1 Fourth av-Dz
al - ,. d. -
L1OR SALE--A bulldlaz s13;abls 20. shop or
Il barn cheap for ca-A Of Wi fFACe fgr s-sgd
mich COW Gail a. 6ls Sort5 " abef street 5la-
LNoR SALE Oh ExCsASGE-For farms n Ear
u "a u nsce lev --stcrT metal ruff fraras dus-
3lgs IN baltimore CEy. br1ce s., 49, sazA izcusa-
trance elliy sh1 eacA. j. {. Ee1Eo4Y Ga-llgss-
burg. We-f virginia 5g-ll7
COE sALE-F-o;n 70 - 100 Choice yozzz NleAt-
! gan BseEtno e~e-- steep aTe NJ rarLa Two
Z. Los sDBthsesE q Sor~ r. KEEL 1 cggnrT gsa-
sss Terms cash ard proc lo~. Adarsss tss A.
Be44s Paine SGElIeg CD11ts hzlsas- h. r. SFe
G3a-sf
LOB SALE-Fas.sr SAFE ussslzEs sz@ ce.A..
Il cpsrz. Ecfs1 GGez = Easy - L. /.
&swcouzb eFzEs-st, - = Dos1g.@s ave. sg
LOg sALE-OHs pa. g asis-s Es2rs zzsrtss~ ss.r
49, t-o facs al viz y s<s scFs~s cor-d Ec1@s
AID a. ts@le- ~ 80 cE>sEE E-ssr ss.z zast cot
a. w. sS.- fsF ssS C.ka = Ixksa sS0-. a. ssGzs
Ia. e cs-Cs- d. ~
nLD PAPERs-For sac Al as sa-oe. &c p>r
~ Aur9rsa-
L-oR sALE-scals boors ssevs naas -rf.sfs' az
Il b<1ss. s-AEs rsss = 1ss- oa>sf ssc "a
ez1ss - sseET I1t- Ma oYsrs srozzS ~ Efs~zsz-
e ca G. C sGcF=ss t1s .aez.-z EA1Szx = -
a. Ia 3s=E
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23

Missouri Pacific railway the shortest
inc to ST. Louis. BIZ is miles. d l24-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23

w ASTED-A Gre: class dry goods or general
w store merchant with stock. who vgtste- 20
better is location and business. To such gafty (
Will furnish a tsFO-stOry brick room IL one Il
tue best small towns IN The state u hsn-as free Of
rent. The seoOnL story Is finished for = dwelling
with all modern convenience. Address locx by
~ wichita Kan AZ
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
STORAGE

CvTORA0R-For huuseh.old goods or pi~Tehnsdip-
- boxed or !oo-e. Il yog ssys any Roo6s 20 store
bring them 70 tbs wichita Storage Co. No IL west
douglas EG
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
TAKEN UP

rI'AKES U-P-Juiy H. q aiuseha township. 90
brown mare lad On peadle snd halter, OvEsss
have same by proviRg pr1frrTT zul Fs5 p :
charges Wrn. Hisday, ear end HarTy 81. ~lchila,
Kan -
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
FOR RRNT-R00MS

JtOK REST@Elees.nt front of5c,s- with oonsulta
Il ton room. fuel roons and closet. In Clement
block. &1l North Main sc. q. W. Clement &eI
NOR RENT-Second apd third fiooTs of building
II No. 10 south Topeka avenue. Containing u
nice rooms. with south windows IN every rOon.
Will rent in suits ssanoor :. Clegs, rooms aid O.
Il L.. ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
FOR -RBSIDENOES

O. FOR RENT-A twelve room house with or
IA without furniture; moGerD cOaNcnieDoes large
yard blue grass ans shade trees Apply at Al. North
LAWT6nCa. Gha o.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOa SALE-A good paying business. oornsx
II store. rent Low. Address :. a.. Eagle ofNoc
5t-fr
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
FoI LlEuT.-G governor,
j. nOGE TYLER,
of Pulaski.

THE Lynchbnrg News has arrived
at a proper comprehension OF the
host methods of conducting the
canvass this fall. and we JON hands
With our contemporary in fighting
it ont ON that line. With Malone
and those who only know his Gem
mands to obey them, confronting
MS, there is hut one issue and that
IL very plain one.
ssShaII free born virSlnlans con
troll and build up!he great mother
of States and statesmen, or shall
she Gc turned ever to the tender
meicies of blacl: mass nf ignor
apce. manipulated by "a pack OF I'M
scrurnlous and unprincip'ed partl
sans who take no pride in her good
name and whose sole ambition is
TO iattcn upon her substance:
For every true son of the soil there
can lie Int one answer. The bat
lie is or, and work, unceaslng work
must he lie watch word, but there
is victory in nc air"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

lican party as the party of sectional
strife. We oppose the Republican
PARTY as the party of high taxes,
of corrupt and extravaganza expen-
ditures of the public revenues, OF
unjust and oppressive Treatments OF
the people of the Southern States
the creator Of trusts and the pro.
moter of monopolieS. We oppose
the Republican party as the STIR
rer-up Of strife between the races,
us the false friend of the colored
race and the enemy of the white
race; and we confidently submit
the claims, the principles, aud the
candidates which we present to
the Judgment of an enlightened
and patriotic people.
The platform was adopted with
ont discussion"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

VIM. Malone is The Republican
candidate for Governor of Virgin
ia. He was nominated at the con-
yention which met at Norfolk on
o2d inst. Delegates who practical
~ had been appointed by him and
who went there to do his bidding.
promptly responded to the demand
made upon them by the Boss, to
make him their candidate. Con
trollctl as the convention was by
him iC was of course harmonious.
Que Gel. Campbell Slemp of Lee
county. and Capt, VIM. S. Lurty of
IIarrisOnDuTg, tile former as Lieut.
Governor, ana the latter rs Aifor-
ney General. were nominated as
partners in The overwhelming de
feat to which lie will lie subjected
in November.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

The members cf the executive
committee ofthe Democratic party
were in conference at Lynchbnrg
last Tuesday, and adopted plans
and methods Cor conducting the
canvass in Virginia this year. The
campaign will be opened atonce.
Can't. P. W. Mckinney. nominee
for Governor, speaks at Charlottes-
vile next Monday, Major j. Hoge
Tyler. nominee for Lieut-Governor.
at Rrentville. Prince William conn
~. and Maior r. Taylor Scott can
dictate fer Attorney General, AZ
Pulaski city in the Southwest. 1t
was decided Ivy the conference that
Hon. Jno. S. Barhonr shonld cor
tinue to act as chairman for the
present.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
-TH14-
GDnancock A,sRusic School
COLLEGE BUILDING.

WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 10, 1889.
This is the third session of this
school. Every advantage and ia
cility for the study of lhnslc offered.
The success of THIS school last
year was very crafty Eng, and pros
poets for the comlns3 session are
lattering.
TERMs-Piano s165per quarter.
Organ $40 per quarter, Special 70,
cal $3.50 per quarter, Glass vocal
Sl.25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie j. Lawrence Yves
leyan Female College,, principal. .
Mrs. Jennie Joyn'ss (pupil of
Koerbel), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms, No. s eSSEa
charge for use Of instW;fI S .oa...sssSssl
Pupils practice indictments.
supervision of the teder Immediate
For catalogue addre,bers.
BIE LAWRENCE or $ss MRS. TIB-
JoYNEs. Mrs. JENNIE
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

ROANOKE, VA, Aug. 2G.-The
Herald tomorrow will publish "A
letter from G A Heermans, Com
morwealth'S attorney for Mont
gomery county, and Il Republican
speaker and worker of influence.
giving his reasons for opposing the
election of Gen. Malone to the
g6vernorship. Mr.. Heermans was
recently appointed assistant Unit
ed States district attorney for the
western district of Virginia, Int
declined for the reason that he did
not propose to have his voice
against Mahone's uSurpationS ST.
fenced. Colonel G. ". HanSbrough.
Sheriff Charles NJ. Webher; Ser
geart }. B. Frier, Deputy Sheriff
II. A. Wehbef, Acting Common
wcaltil's Attorney Jacob S. Baer,
Deputy Treasurer John n. White
sell and Dr.. W. r. Younger, of Sal
en-, this county, all earnest work
crs heretofore, are in open rebel
llou against the tickct.-Balto Sur.
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1t will pay you to calf upon them.
Mercantile Goods for Sale
Storehouse for Rent, &c

Having determined to diScon-
tinue the mercantile business on
or before the first of January nrxt,
[ offer my stock Of goods AT COST
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE, or would
sell tine entire stock at a discount
on easy terms, with satisfactory
security.and would lease the store
house it desired. | have II gener-
nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usually Kept
in II country store, which having
been bought for cash for thirty
days. l. can offer to buyers cheap,
who are anxious to save money by
small prices. l shall keep up my
stock of groceries and staple goods
until neal the time to close, and
sell them at a very small advance
over cost, unless the whole stock
is sold to some one. Parties in
dehted tome are requested TO call
and settle their accounts By cash
or note as soon as convenient, as
! IN ! l.;sess ss ss5E!!ns Up ny
business as soon as possible. ETl
rnther particulars call on or adj
dress mt at Stewards wharf, p. o..
Northampton Co., Val,
III. b. STEWART.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

Force, frand and finance are the
only elements of management says
Ex- Governor Cameron. that the
2Iakoneitesare acquainted with.Ac-
cording TO his opinion, Tie strikers
furnish lie force. the great chief
tain furnis hes the machinery for
flaud and the de;uded Northern
Republicans furnish the finance.
He stated before the Norfolk con-
vention met, that lie would have
nothing 10 do with it, would de
cline TO support IFS candidates and
so wonld advise all self respecting
Republicans to act.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

Ex Senator Riddlcherger. in his
paper, the Herald. of August 2Sth
SAYS: "There never was a time
since 1877 tlSt we would have sup
ported VS. 30 Malone for Cover
nor. lad doubts then, but
solved those doubts in his favor on
account ofthe .Marfin'letter. We
will not support him now. Onr
reasons will be forthcoming. We
wanted him nominated to be elimi-
mated. Thcreople of Virginia will
net have cause TO regret this nomi-
nation. lie and meddlesome Mat
tie Quay Will have heir FIRST rehuke
this fail. Garry the news to Hat
ton"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
SALE OF LAND
By PUBL1C AUCTION

As trustee. ! will sell ut public
auction, to The highest bidder. on
Saturday, September 14th, 1880,
at IL o'clock. a. H., at lIorntown,
forty acres 40 A., more or less. OF
arabic and woodland, and also the
waller grist null. belonging TO Mar
tin r. Ellis and wife. situated on
SwanSeagut creek, about 4 miles
from Horntown.ad joining the lands
ofMajor w. Pilchartl. Edward Lang
and others. This property con.
SistS of valuable high land, especial
Is adapted to trucking, with abnnd-
ant resources for manure. and an
excellent mill. For further lnfor-
nation. see the trustee or posters.
l.. FLOYD MOCK. Trustee.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
The WASHIN GTON has
$4,000, 900 assets,
Paying over $17,ooo,ooo
in Death Losses

@ motnrcd cndownents is stronger today than before.
rho following Illustrations will Show the working of an ordinary life
gentleman of New York City insured in TIE WASHINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY New York for OoO paid in premiums mp
M 1854 81 So The value this policy foAay death claim is
9 nrr cent upon Investment The amount that would be
paid under tie policy 657 40 &C.,. r.
THE WAsuNGroN applied this policy w"" be kept in force 10
years the premiums shonld not be p LII case OF den The
,n,;rr woutl be paid with the remaining dividends
STILL ANOTERThe average of this policy annum for
q years. is SO IS for each 81 600
GTf MCIE-The result this policy ca after "a
better by than similar investment for the same
lime in a savings bank per cent compound interest
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

Tho Eighteenth Session Of the virginia Asrlcu'-
ur;lI and Mechanical College Will commence on
Thursday, September l2ih. lSs9. Tho location
~ the yirciuia Agricultural Experiment Station
On tho College farm gives superior advantages 70
the students In agriculture
The machine shop has been greatly ENLARGED,
land new machinery add oil, Offering special IL
1,nit,on Free-Board from IS TO 50 per month
FOR catalogue and further information, apIhy 10
I. L. LoMAx, President. B.aci-burS. va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

VIhGINIA:-In the circuit court
rSr the county Of Accomacll, in he
vacation OF the said court. the 21st
day Of August, a. d., 1889.
james Thomas Fietcher,... ~Pltif.
against
William D. Chopper, executor of
John r. Fletcher, deceased, Eliza
beth Il. Fletcher. James Thomas
Fletcher and Emma, his wife, John
y. Fletcher and AIoilie, his wife,
Jamcs Fletcher and Heurietta, his
wife, Robert Taylor and Elizabeth,
his wife, in right of said wife, John
Matthews, John Dunstan, Frank
Dunatan, james Dunstan, James
S. Collins aud Sally, his wife, in
right of said wife, William VIM
brou.l and Medora Wimbrough,
(the last two rame;l are Infants un-
der the age of twenly-one years,
and Elijah Hastings and Malissa,
his s 50 pgsxallz4s sxsES
~ wife, in right OF said wlle,.::tS.
In Chancery.
Tic object of this suit is to sub
iect the real estate OF john IL
Fletcher, deceased. located i'll Ac'
comack county, to the payment OF
his,debtS.
Affidavit having been made be.
fore the clerk offhe said court that
James Fletcher and Henrietta, bis
wife. Robert Taylor aud Elizabeth;
his vile, and John Matthews, i've
of the defendants in the above en-
titled cause, are non-residents o
the State of Virginia, on the mo
ton of the plaintiff, BY his Attor
ncy, it is ordered that they, fht
| said nonresident defendants. dc
appear here within fifteen days
alter due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to pro
lect their interests; and that Thu
order be published once a week To-
four successive weeks in the PENN
suLA ENTERPRISE, Il newspape
published ut Accomack g. IL
Virginia., and also posted Il
the front door of the court house o
the said county Oh the first day 0
the next term OF the county corr
Of the said county.
Test: john d. Grant, c. G.
~ Copy.
Test: John d. Grant, c. c.
James Ii. Fletcher, Jr., p. 4.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
The Platform CT the Virginia Demo-

Gratis.
The following is the platform
adopted by the con-
vention at Richmond:
"The Democratic party of Vir-
ginia. in convention assembled,
proud Gifts past achievements. both
in State and National affairs,
pledges the same steadfast fidelity
TO the best interests of the people
in the future, and declares to the
people of Virginia:
THEY WILL. STAND BY TIE RID
DLEBERGER SETTLEMENT.
First. We congratulate the peo
pie of Virginia that through the
wise legislation aud administration
of the Democratic party the public
schools have been preserved III
efficient operation, and their nc
commodationS extended; that tue
rrsou ces necessary for the con
duet ofthe government in all its
departments have been secured,
and that the debt question has been
put in train of final and accepta-
bic settlement.
we would reprobate as miSchiev
Gus to al interests the rcopening
of an issue which has been the
source of so much embarrassment
and vexation to the Commonwealth;
and with the continuance of the
party administration switch has
dealt with it ably antlswiSely, We
confidently look to it's speedy Soln-
ton upon the lines of adjustment
which the people have endorsed,
and witch their Denfacratic repre-
sentative have faithfully executed.
WHAT THE DEMOCRACY DOES FOR
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Second. The Democratic party
founded the public school system
of this Commonwealth. The pres
ent efficiency of the system is the
result of Democratic effort. We
will care for and support the pub.
lie schools until every child shall
he able TO secure the benefits OF
edpcasion. To this end we favor
liberal appropriations hy the Fed
cral Government apportioned
among the States in the ratio Of
illiieracy Of thelrpopulation.
THE FARMING INTEREST.
Third. The Democratic party
regards the encouragement and
fostering OF agriculture as all i'm
porlant to the prosperity of Viz
ginia. and that securing valuable
emigranlS is Unnecessary to the full
Sncccss of agriculture in the State.
Therefore we declare that the
Democratic party in its sympathies,
its principles. and its policies is
the friend of agriculture, and will
10y all proper legislation advance,
foster, and secure the agricultural
interests of the State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
LABOR.

Fonrtll. The Democratic party
has been. is. and will he the frienG
of the lahorer. It's effort has ever
been to dignity labor and elevate
the man. AS far as practicable it
will prevent contlict between con.
vict aud honest labor. 1t is OPP
posed to and will resist the intro
dnclicn of foreign labor; and we
favor the collection Of statistics Ivy
the labor Bureau of the United
States and the consideration by 1t
of all matters which tend to the
improvement and advancement OF
the laborln9 classes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
OYSTERS.

Fifth. Tile Democratic party
will foster the oyster industry Of
Virginia for the benefit of her own
citizens. and tavors tie enforce
ment Of the policy of preserving to
her citizens the free use OF all nat
ural oyster-rocks, beds, aud shoals
as regulated by law. and will op
pose the transfer or surrender OF
the pnblic rights therein to inGi-
ViduaIS or cnrnorAtiOnS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
Special 3 argains {!

Go to w. J. Hall & Son. They
have the lead in cheap goods, not
by favor but by merit alone, will
we maintain and increase our un.
rivalled reputation Tor the best
goods for the money.
Big prices will not do in these
times. when even the wealthy Cain
not afford tOwaste their money! land
the poor require double duty OF
every dollar and every penny.
As our prices change with every
sale. it will he impossible to give
!!,s.s-But it viii be our aim
to name prices filFap ~, ;,aps
vouin self defense to biry 81 Us.
Among our every few days ar
rivals VIC shallplace before the PEG
ple SOME landslides that are posi-
lively beyond the whisper OF com
petition. Below you will find a
few prices:
zylonite or Cellulold Collars ) 5 I9
Horse whips ~
Straw mating, fine, from Is
~ holn s.wS 10
20 III, ..on,noss saws 1G
Hand saw legal tender %
Best steel nails per pound q, .
Best machine cotton =
Best Rio ground coffee u
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
rHsHEs yW ASKING TOM

issues all the approved forms Of life and endowment policies and
cars ANIMAL dividends every form Of policy anu such dividends
always be used protect the policy from forfeiture or to reduce
r nrenum at option of the assured Get rates ana pamphlets
FROM T,e WASHINGTON before insulins elsewhere
JoHN L. WATSON, Special Agent for THlewater
Offce-Poltsmouth, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
Chartered Isl
Hlallk Female

For Young Ladies anILuSlllut6
SCtFOl1h, u Little Girls,
The Twentieth Scllolak1A
mences on Wednesday, Etc Year com.
1922, ana CLOSES III y u,le,'iSeptemGcr IL,
Doara H lncluo'nG Mas., 1890.
nc. Gnllegla a course ling fuel, lights
tic year, $l70, lenrirr scholas
The very hest advantS 49, o
Art and Languages at nJ,cesin Music.
Typewriting and Boobss Moderate rates.
'a, M;i.n ae ,,,o.o ,,er. ekeeplng also
experienced, the home tile efficient anf
anu "l'iao Sa,t,; t,r r..t.1 training mora
Address MISSES HI
Z u ''''A iso' TN NEY.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

11ovn commenced the building brick store the view Of
tnn will be somewhat obStrucel compensation for
M lIight Inconvenience this be customers and i'll
% - nce our stock make for our Fall Goods we have
through our stock of Dry Goods and Noons and made
snera prices on the goods mentioned below
=. c,a cu,s Finished Henrietta, Light Shades of fine
ihsi. I 's ' Habit Cloths, job Lot Glnghams
ID , - s,oons (yhalles Chal!e Berges,
l'e' " ~ Lace Striped and Plaid Nansooks
e. 1;,l. Tread Hose ChidrenS regular made Hose
I1auies 1 VostS ladies' IIandkerches
I 1, d Eh;lrans parao Fans, &c., Special job i'll Womens
A"'o''' w ~ Ribbed Gauze Vests.
Resides he above goods wish call yon attention
on suecial values 54 and 1o4 beaced and brown mus
rp for latlng suits, tickcrng and cotonades Also
a ha,ans in remnants of Brussels carpets and mating We
colna"S VIII, s5,V show our goods. Reshccf,ly
w., = ,Ily1N Gov S<SON PoCoo1oKE CITY Md.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
THE NATIONAL ISSUES.

Twelfth. While earnestly in fav-
or of reforming tile tariff upon just,
conservative, and economic princi-
pies, we recognize that The issues
and conditions which confront us
in Virginia in the impending con-
test are Of UNNECESSARILY more i'm
porlance than tariff reform, or the
reduction of Federal taxation. i'm
portant as those questions are.
Every business interest ofthe State,
every social interest, every pollti-
cal interest, demands that the
Democratic pariy--the party Of
the people, the party of peace and
good order, and good government
which has safely and wisely con
dnctrd the government of the State
through the trying and troublous
times Of the past, shall be continu-
ed n power. We oppose the Re,
publican party as the party Of
boss rule. We oppose tile Repub-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31

Entered at the Postolice at Accomac
G. H., Va. ia second-clasS matter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
vIRG1NIA's WAR VETERANS.

FIRGINIA'S VAR VETERANS.
Eleventh. We believe that the
men who we're disabled in the ser
vice of the State during the late
conflict between the States aud the
widows Of those who lost their
lives in such service are deserving
of aid aud protection, and we favor
such liberal appropriations within
the revenues Of the State as Will
tend to this end.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
FITZ LEE.

Tenth. We endorse the wise,
patriotic. land .lndicions administra-
ton of Governor Fitzbugh Lee.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Sixth. The party renews IFS al
herence to the principles and poll
cieS on the tariff aud internal rev
enue. so often enunci:;ted In the
platforms of the State and nation
al conventions Of the Democratic
party and sustained by tie voice
of the people at the polls, and
especially does it insist upon he
immediate abolition Of the tax
upon tobacco and fruit brandies.
THE PEOPLES COIN.
Seventh. The Democratic party
of Virginia tavors the complete re-
monetlzation and the Tree coinage
Of silver.
FARMERS TO CONTROL THE AG
RICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
OF VIRGINIA.
Eight. We are in favor of law
requiring the agricultural inStitu.
tons of the State 10 he placed un-
der the control of practical farmers.
EQUALIZATION OF TAXATION.
Ninth. We recommend revis-
ion of the laws imposing taxes GU
land, with a view to relieving ltof
any unjust or Unequal taxation now
imposed upon it.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1889.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-31
csH0 ALUARLE REAL ESTATE
sN AT PUBLIC A AUCTION,

At WILLIS WHARF, NoRTnA01p-
TON COUNTY; AND GRANGEvILLll,
ACCOMAC COUNTY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-26
Groaned In His Comr.

Auguste Archambault, a farmer of
Cooticooke, a town near Montreal,
narrowly escaped being buried alive
on Tuesday. Archambault, who is
well off, had been seriously i'll for
some weeks with supposed typhoid
fever. Friday night he began to
sink rapidly and early Saturday all
signs of life ceased, and the doctor
pronounced him dead. The usual
wake was held, and on Tuesday be-
ing fixed upon for burying the sup
posed corpse, the remains were taken
to the village church and afterwards
10 the graveyard. The friends of
the farmer were gathered around the
grave into which the coffin was being
lowered, when all were startled by
hearing a groan. The coffin was at
once burst open, when it was found
that Archambault was alive. He
was hurriedly carried to his home,
and though he is very weak, the two
physicians who were called have
hopes of completely restoring him
to health Chambersburg Repost-
tory.