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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
Npti5 fir Mr@iteften.

Die aGtbaren SomntHdre bon Serdr Co.,
Seras, r iuden SaGleate Pldne unb Spe5ifiz
f~atipnen fir ben 8au zines neuen Gpuntb>
gpurtbauieS ai5uferttgen. SaS @ebdu6e ion
cine 9Srpnt am Nain 9lasa bon %einbunbert
SUB uttb cine Ttefe bon einbunbert nnb fInfz
un6a6t5ie Gub an Der AutrtasS traBe baben,
iDQ bier Stodmerfe bod anb nit einem
Sburtte unb etnem Seller (basement) ber1es
ben 1ein unb fol- Die n~eueiten Sorrthtungen
fir Seisnng, 2i6t unb fertilization baben.
SIN bieiem GebGube Ipaen 1i9 fplsenbe &aums
li9feiten befinben, ndmlid 8ier Court,
sipei @ranb Surbs, stpei getit : Surps, sipei
Diftrift : Gierts, bier gihters, ein 9iitrifts
@npalte, Elm @onntA.anfpalts. 5ipet County
@lerfsz, 5tpei Sberifs>, Elm @eri9tsbienerse
(bailiH Simmer, 3tpet &dumlihfeiten fir ben
Solicitor, 5pei fir ben @lieiior, zines ie fur
ben S9abmeiiter, 8ermeffer, 9autesS nipeftpr,
Observation-Disclosures, &pnitabler uab Mr5t,
3ipet Sriebensri4ter> 3immer, Elm Surpsimmer
fir Sic Suffice Court, ems fir Die County
&ommilidre, Elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8iblios
tbefssimmer unb lpnft nod 3dumli9feiten,
ipenn 8lab b%prbanben lit. @enanntes Sc,
baube lpa nit eleftriiden GaEritiiblen (Ele>
v%ators), eleftrti9em Sidte, elmer ScrridtunS
fir Sampf Sei3ung, 1br, 8abe5immer nnb
gloietS perleben lein; nuberbem loIlen Sfpei
grpbe, biebsfe1te, etlerne 8anb S9rdnfe
%(vaults) fir bic 9ufbemabrpns Der Sapiere
pes County urO Siitrift Glerfs angebra@t
perben. Sir Speeifitationen unb benienisen
9lan, bet bon Der @puntps@ ourt ais Der BETTE
eradtet ipiro, werben elm Sauieno Dollar
$4,000 unb fir ben speitbeiten SUM- @unbert
Collar $500 Yrdmie besablt.
gldne unb Speciffationen miiiien bei Dem
@puntpzGler bon Serar Gpuntp Dor 10 l1br
Sormittags, Mpntas ben II. @ai A. D. 1891
abseseben tperben.
Die Gourt bebdlt ii@ bas &e9t Dor, einen
pber ale Sldne suriif3uipeiien.
9ta9 8eitimmung Der Gpunth Gcurt
Can @ntpnio, Seras, ben ~. Mara
A. D., 1891, publiSirt.
Gs pirb setpiinidt. baB aue 9ldne bas
8erbdltniB BON elm @iertel 53oa gu etnem
Sube einbalten.
6. 90. McMIIifer,
gountbs& idter, Serar Counts, Segas.
atteitirt
Shah. %. emitb,
GountbsGlerf, 8erar COUNT, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
@lie anBerprbentIi6 Rrena

= @ie anBerorbentli@ freng bic
beutf9en Nbboeaten ben Begrif Der
Stanbesebre auHafen, bas aeist bas
folgenbe 8eiipiel: Ser gbrenrotb Der
&e9tsanmdlte ON 3eiGsgeri6te als
gnbintana bat iebt in Der DiscipIinars
uaterfu6ung gegen einen Redtsantpalt
In 6ale oas urtbeil bes gbrengeri1ts.
bofes ber MnmdIte i'm 8eaitte bes Obers
lanbesgsri9ts Raumburg q. g. (sa@.
len, &n6alt), tp0na@ gegen benlelben
auf 1000 Mart 8elbftrafe ertannt NOR,
beftdtist. Der Anpalt bate bic Nns
uabme zines pro3efes banon abbdnsis
sema9t, baB ftr ben eefebli@ bsre@tis.
ten @ebibrenpori9uB, ben Der Wans
bant aueeublidli6 nidt 3oblen fonute,
bic gbeirau Birsi@aft iibernebmer
iolte. 6ier3ulanbe tpiirbe ieber Abpo'
tat cine bsrartise nSi9srfeIune ieiner
9onorarsN nipru@e@ ftr gau3 felbaOer'
ftdnbli@ balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
8einu gusbefieru

Beim @u8beiern
- Der 5dintncfidtige, ber nid)t allen 1r-
tbeils rnb aeipDbnlidsu Observation-Disclosures
ermaraelt. Or .fpiro Or. Yierce's @ol6en
Mebicaf DISCOVERY einuebm.I II. Sails eS 3ur
xedlen 3~eitgenomttea uno etl ehrltder Ber>
fuG bamit geiladt wirb, miro eS iid)ere
9eifun8 beiuerfiteIi9eH. SdwiuoluAt 1T
giei6beOenteuo init 9un9en.S frofnlOie. Sc.
gen Gtrofeln, TT ben Ni1riabeu BON 6ornleu,
urS geseu aue 2eber-, 8lut= uno 2uugell-
franfbeiten, 1T bas discovery elm nlluer.
Bleidlides Seilmittel. @S lit baS einsi9e
gdranttrte. Sails es Dir nidt iuobltbrt
ODER bid BELT, empfdnsf BIZ beir GelO Su-
rid. Du be5ablit oein @elb rur, iurrll e8
biz gut getban bat.
sDiscopern" itdrft 16,pade 2ungeii, NIB
curirt Blutipeieil, Snrsatbmi9teit, 8ruit.
fraifbeit, &eudbuteu, ullb dhnlide affecs
tionen. SAP bid iiidt brtb6reu, ct.uus
anotres 3u uebmen, weld)es Dir ais sge-
raOs 70 gut" ongeprieicn piro, unb bas
BEN eeiuiEsnloien Sertdnfer eiuen sr66eren
Hroft abwirft. Sc gibt nidts auf Der
@elt, bas benz nDiscoperp" sleidtommt.
Sc eutbdlt feinen altobof, nm bid au bera,l.
f9en ; feinen 9nrup ODER j3uder, u,i beiNe
Geroauuns 3n bebinber1. IS 1T ebeuio
eigeu IN ~ieiuer beitfrdftigen @irtitngeil,
als iuie III ieiuer 3uiammenfteIurg. glnBcr.
benz 1T es slei9 beiltraftia fir gruad)iene
iuie fir Climber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
Gas, eleftrtides Qt9t INTO Srtebtraft.

Wir bemerben uns INN bic Run6.
i@aft bes 8ubIitums fur @as, sur 8es
leu1tung unO gum Ro6en. Irc, Sns
canbescent, elettril9es 9i4t unb elef.
trii6e Sr;ebfraft. Wir liefern Goften'
ani6ldse fur 2eguns BON &6bren in
9duietn, 2Iufteluns bon @%as6fen, unb
eleftrii9e 8eleudtung, Motore. @lets
trii9e Sriebfraft mirb prompt geliefert
bon Der Gan I~ntonio Gas
6 nmpagnie. Selepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
GalifpruiasWetae.

@~einIiebbaber Huben Elm gro6es gas
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. 5. Meper ON Ilomo
pla3a. 9err Sleeper iu6t Die Weine
an Drt uno Stelle aus u,.h faufi brett
aus benz 2eler LET Weinabdter. AIs
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm iiets, bic
beffen Gcrten ausaumdblen. @r fam
feline Gunben unr 6amilien nit einen
guten Srobfen perieher. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine in por3h9I,9er GuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

6err 6. s.. @aaer, SO. 217 On.
6oultpn StraBe bdlt tets bas bols
tommenite Eager tn 3eiaenmotsria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, @ias, Spiegels
sIas, BiIoerrabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3e;9nens uub Nalersu tenilien. Rhnf'
Ierii9 ausgefibrte 8ilber un0 Statuets
ten &c. Rnb In eins1 Reconsideration @als
lerie our Nnf9t unb gum 0ertauf arss
sefielt. Sn Sapeten uab 3immerbefos
ratiouen 1T bas @eI@madDolfe unb
Reueae bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
G~rfabrun8en clues fletnen M1cdenS
In einett 2eudbtburme.

Wr. unb Wrs. 2pren prescott ppbnen ala 8dbter
in benz @eSieruusS z9eu6ttburme RON Sanb Bead i'm
Staate Mi&iSan. Gle Hnb nit eiutW 4 Sabre alien
Ib4terGeu s%eiesnet. SIN Iesten Nprtl betam ie bic
Mdtern unb bdun etneu i6redli6eu Sutsn, perbunsen
NIT Gteber. Doetoreu bebencelten ife gu Saule une in
Detroit, aber perSebenS, eS purbe thinner ihIimmer
nit ibr, bis fe ypte Saut uno anp6enH mar. Da
perluhteu es ttre 6ltern NIT Or. Rings Reuer 6ntz
eeduns unb nadbbem fe nur 5pei unb cine babe
6laIhe baron 9ebrdudt Bate, mar tie pplltdubts sez
beilt. Gle iaSen Or. Rings Reue 6nteeduns Eel ibr
@epi4t in Sob psrtb, absr heuEp6 limb 4ro6efaI6en
~tpifenfret 5u baben bel Dreib, abcmpicR 4 Sc. Ii
gan aubpnip, 9syos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27
800 Selohumua. 300.

Die 9eier Der vGreisn @reNe@ iperben F&
frenen, 3u srfabren, bab es ipenisftens eine ae.
fir1tete Rrangbeit siebt, peI1e bie @iGenf@aft
in an ibren @tufen gu beiIen i'm StGnbe III.
Saa's Ratarrb aur 10 bic ein3ise iebt Der drat.
lideu Briiberf@aft betanute poftibe Gar. ga.
tarrb erforbert als cine gonfituiicnstraft cine
eonRitutionelle B~ebaubluns. Sau'S 8atarrb
Sur pitb innerIi@ senommen uno tuirIt brett
auf bas BIut unb Bic f9l,imisen OberIa9en
oes SbFems, babur4 bic @runbIase Der Rranf.
belt aert0reno unb benz 4attenten Kraft eebenb,
iubem fe bic Contribution bes R6rpers aufbaut
unb Der gaiur in ibrem @erfe buff. Die 81.
sentbImer baben 70 bieI 8ertrauen au ibren
SeiItraften, bab ie einbunbert Dollars 8elob.
nuns fiir jeben Gau a%nbieten, ben fie 3u turiren
berfsblt. 2aet Gu@ cine 2iae bon 8eusnifen
tommen. Gfan abreItre:
8. 8. gbeneh & 6 o., Golebo, D.
e. Gon Droauifen, rs Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

la- Der gIumber s. 6. Gltiime,
SO. 20 Ipenue 8 nabe pot Office,
bat, un ben gefteigerten Nnlprh9en,
bic an fem @ei@dft sefelt perben,
nadtOmmen 3a t6nnen, H9 nit einem
tti9tigen 6a@manne, 6errn SbOmas,
aHocitrt unb trirb pie gem6bnli9 3ur
3~ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole Nuf.
fridge raid erleoisen. Selepbon 1927.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

@eerideiOt's &iberzs nbaiuiiiun,
iibIi@ bon Mia. StraBe, baut F@ iebi
iebbaft an. 6i@ert gu@ elm @runbs
itRd, ebe He aue ~berfauft finb. @ements
Seitenwege Dor iebem 8auplab unb Biz
3ur StraBenbabnlinie. Dies giaen,
t9um liegt In Der Stabt. Menbet guG
an @e5r. Meerf@eibt, $50. 4O7
on 6%outOnitraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

n@- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu au'
aebmbarem preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum Mifiions.@arten. Sie
9erren Nbeiner & @anl, Befber bie>
fes gtablifements, baIten barauf. ibre
@dfe tets nontommen 3ufrieben gu ftel>
len. MGe faifonmdBigen 9slifatefen,
Nutern, WiIb, Slide, @efiiisel &C. Rnb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung QUE
3eit 5u baben. MabI3eiten werben auf
@unf9 in bic Wpbnunsen her Runben
geianbt. au6 bietet BET NIT bet
Speiieuirtbi@aft %berbunbene Bar
0 nj bic beiten @etrdnfe. tets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

B1~ pancoaf & @Obn baben
bteie SaiiOH cine uusem6bnli9 feline
Musmabl In @Iotbing. Mtmanb
berfauft feline NnSiee biliger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

p@- 2aBt @u9 bel pancoaii &
g o 3 n einen Nn3ug MAIDEN; Sbr tuer.
bet aufrieben Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

p@- Die neueften GiI3s, etrob.,
DUNLOP, 3nor. unb Gtetfons Quite bel
Bancoaft& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

va Sn unter3eus, 9embeu, SOilet'
finbet man n~irsenotDo beHere
Muspahl dig BET g anc0a & Snbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

I'm etnen pertau@tsn Snb gu t~urtreu, pifen mir tsin
beHeres MitteI afs cine GlafAe Salpcsicn Del: ither
GpOtbeter ptre hr NIT @ersnhsen etis 5IaiGe fur nur
- Gents perfaufsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

Wesea RerbeniMwer;eEo 8
Jiyrmore Subuaue Co.. Sa.. Gspt. 80.
ssrI. &. Tinnisaa fHreibt: wsetne mlnttsr unS
Gxtpefer n1bIaers Bo{tor 2bntg'S gserDen.otdrter gts
nen SteuroIgio nit befet1 GrfoI9e t1o tHo ees9oto oes
SobeS DOH fay bieie8 WtttteL.
3aNierO 9anf Dafir!
JIoriiant. Mto., gton. 's8.
gleine seraa ttoSni atpei Jlai9en 46uiqssgterpens
GfXrfer dedef Rideui6uteraen on tneldbel ne loon 10
Sohre Io1a litt, bic in Iebter 3eit TO beftig tnorert. baB
Eit 2iuberunQSmitteI ettuas bali, 10 n1B ne n1itInter
faaelona ui6t Gus benz Bette fonnte, lei! ie aber ben
MerpensSt1rfer rabm 1T ie bon 1len S9nier5en oes
ireit unb bot bieien CONNER bic i9luerfea Gel6nrbeiten
getbon. QDir inb besbaIb iebr ~5ufrieben Inb tbnnen
nit 9ntern @epifen bic Mebi5it ertpfeblen. 9is sur
Gtanbe befin6et fib uletne Gran gana tuobl ul1o iager
9. 81. Rir9mer.
E~ 9as STD fir gternenleibenbe tuirb Sebeut, her
q perlangt fret ~5rgeicuht. uHo Qgrrlen aud bis Wss
f.atn ~Hinfuilft geliefert.
Dieie Weebi5in tuurbe felt sebn Sohren bon YaHoy
Rbnt9 In 5ert Mapre. Suh.. ~oubereitet unh jebt inter
ie,rer AnDeiiuas BON Der
K6nie Me6ieine Co.,
so Wefts@ saSiion Ctr. gkicaap, 81.
grsis si.oo per gIafas. isss far.....s50o.
~reis 81 90 per 6Iaf9e. 8 GIai&en $500.
Bum 8erfauf In Gan antouip Bel gboIpb
Drei6, SO. II, 10 uno 81 sIamo. Strabs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-27

unEern $500 s@ub fhbren mir lett
8 Sabren unb garantiren iebes paar.
Nu9 lit BEL uns daes In 9amens, 9ers
rens, &naben= unb Idb9en @9ubeu
gu finben.
Cinderella Gdbab . GtGre.
gde 81 > SoutonfraBe unb Nbenue c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
LADIES ATTENTION.

IJA IN III SA' = \ C~''
AS our stock of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods seemed to please you so
we'll in price, quality and color, it has
encouraged us to put forth every lln-
aginable effort in securing a line that
must please all who see them. A COM
bination of low prices, latest styles and
best quality are to be had of us. We
do not stay at home and buy few
goods from some house that has sur
plus of old styles on hand and sends
q salesman out on the road to dispose
of them at high prices Of such poor
values and odd styles that they can't
sell to the city trade. But instead of
that, we have been to the largest and
leading cities in the U. S., in person
and have the very latest styles both
home and imported, so YOU can get
just as good styles here, as you can find
on Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, and
lowerin price than you can buy the
old styles elsewhere. We have had a
good trade in this line the past season
for five miles around, and we can offer
YOU inducements this season that will
pay YOU to come for ten miles equally
as well. And after examining our
stock you will feel assured that you
have made money and will always
come to see us when you want any
thing in our line. Post yourselves on
the goods and prices before calling on
us, and then you will be able to ap-
preciatc our bargains. Don't buy
Fall and Winter Goods until you have
examined ours We are anxious to
show them to you. y few of our
goods are bIus!ins, Calicoes, Flannels,
Shakers, Cantcns, Outing Suitings,
Cashmercs, tenriettas, Serges, Cloths,
Silks, Nclvets, Sur;lhs, Gympes, &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
Z 8 81 :.

LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
All should see our Shoe Store. just
received full and complete line in
this department. Fourteen hundred
pair of the best makes in the country
from the cheap Copper Toe to the
fine Hand Sewed. Why not buy your
Shoes from us with such variety to
select from. If you want a narrow
toe you can get it also, in any size or
] size. We also guarantee satisfaction
with every Shoe we sell for which we
charge 50 or over. See our Five and
Ten Cent Counters, second floor.
Also Carpet Chain, Window Shades,
Shawls double and single, in fact we
have everything desirable notwith-
standing am running both floors I
am crowded so that the counters I'M
der and over are full up. We feel as
sured that if you all would come and
compare our values with what you
can get elsewhere, that We could soon
clean up the entire stock. 1t is as
much to your interest that you should
call as ours, as we propose to divide
profits with you. Thanking your for
past favors and soliciting an early
call, l am
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
GENTLEMEN.

We have just returned from the
northern cities with full line of ey-
erything you need in wearing apparel
from coarse cotton to finest WOO, about
20 per ct. less than you can buy 1T
elsewhere. Our prices on Ready-Made
Clothes are perfectly astonishing.
Fine black Coats and Vests that you
have been paying 1913 for only $40,
here, Suits Sig only $40, So Suits only
81. PANTS-200 pairs, 95c. to Sc per
pair, of the latest styles and a large
variety to select from. Fine Pants
you would have to pay merchant
tailor 50 only Sc, So pants for So, 81
pants for So and so on. Laundered
Dress Shirts scots. each. Scarfs, all
the latest styles, 25 different colors.
Flannel Over Shirts, regular price
$3.50 our price 81. Camel Hair Socks
regular price 30cts. our price 20cts.
Coarse Leather Boots regular price
Sc. so our price 1926, Gum Boots 81 to
1913. Hats like you have paid $3.50
for $1.50 81 hats for Scots. A full line
of Pants Goods from Acts. to 81 per
yard. A big bargain in Cottonade at
1Scts. like you pay 25cts. for. Call
early and secure bargains before our
stock is broken up. BE your own
judge, don't let some friend as you
term him, put his arm around you
and a cigar in your mouth and say, I
will sell you goods cheaper than
Gordon Mears. / can save you more
more money OH Rendy-Made Clothes,
Dry Goods aud Notions than can on
Groceries. Will You Judge for your
self or let your merchant judge for
your I will guarantee to sell you more
goods for $25 at retail than you can
buy anywhere else, city not excepted.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
AXT'-MAH0NEiTES MEET.
The Y,kc Of Rossixm to be Thrown of

WASHINGTON, d. c., September
15.-The anti-Mahone Republicans
of Virginia held u meeting at the
Ebitt House here tonight and made
q bolt from Mahone's authority as
leader of the party in the Old Domin-
ion State, as we'll as chairman of the
State Committee.
Among those present at the con
ference were II. G. Parsons. Major
Edward McMahop, Jacob lost, G. +.
Lee, +. O. Hine, w. Scott, G. II.
Hecrlnans, J. T. Lewis, James Sulli-
van, w. S. Wellfley, II. L. Lyman,
Fl. Libby, Ct. e. Bowden.
Speeches were made declaring that
the time had come when the yoke of
Malone bossis1n should be thrown
off; that he was making the ranks
weaker every election day, and that
he now proposed to buy the party's
individuality by supporting the
Farmers Alliance candidates.
A committee was appointed to
draw resolutions against Diahoneisln.
The committee will meet at Roanoke
next October. After Mahones rele-
eating. they say. a committee of 100
will be appointed to haze exclusive
direction of the State campaign
Norfolk Virginian.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
A SUIT by Mrs. Jefferson Davis.

New YORK, Sept. 14.-[Special i
Suit will be begun tomorrow by Mrs.
Jefferson Davis against Robert Bel
ford, the Bedford Publishing Com
pany and Edward Lang, for alleged
violation of the contract with Mrs.
Davis to publish her memoirs of jeff
erson Davis. The contract provided
that the publishers should bear all
exre a:e and pay Mrs. Davis a royalty
of 10. per cent. Prior to the time for
the first settlement Mr. Bedford trans
ferred the contract to the Bedford
Company. The accounting then
showed Mrs. Davis's percentage to be
81, 900, which she claims has not been
paid The publishers claim inability
to pay at present. 1t is understood
that Mrs. Davis, who has been de-
pending with confidence on con-
siderable income from the book, is in
Strengthened circumstances. FX-Gov-
ernor Hoadley will personally repre-
sent Mrs. Davis in the suit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19


The trial of Thornton Hams at
Hampton, for the murder of his
friend flanagan, near Old Point
Comfort, several months ago, was
concluded on Tuesday, by verdict
of acquittal for the accused and the
opinion Of the public in general is,
that the gallows has been cheated of
its dues. The jury either was too
stupid TO discern its duty OF too easily
influenced h5 the tears of Hams kin
drcd and the eloquence of counsels
for defense,to have the grave respon-
sibilities of life and death, dependant
upon their Judgment.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19

The State Board of Agriculture of
Virginia, sis soliciting of the growers
throughout the State choice samples
of fruits. melons and nuts. both in
the fresh and preserved or prepared
state for the twenty-third biennial
session of the American Pathological
Society, which will convene in the
city of Washington. on 22d of Sep
TENDER and continue three days.
An attractive programme is prepared;
it includes papers and discussions by
the best Pcmologists of the country
upon new fruits and methods of cnl-
t.vation, the problems OF judging
fruits, of transportation and market
ing, diseases and their remedies, and
the origination and introduction of
new varieties.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
BOYS OF INTELLIGENCE.

You cannot afford to let your father
go to some place by the wayside this
fall and spend Nine Dollars for your
Winter Outfit, say Sc for suit, 81 for
hat and 50 for shoes, and take some
old stock and odd styles. Insist on
his coming to see US. If he will not
drive eight miles to save $3.50, tell
him to give you the 50, and come to
US and we will sell you a suit for 81,
a hat for so cents, and a pair of
Douslas' So Shoes for boys-and you
will have an outfit that is both stylish
and durable. Douglas Shoes are ia
vorites with boys as we'll as with the
ladies and gentlemen. A full stock of
Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, Hardware,
Crockeryware, Ropes, Boat Supplies,
Shells, Ammunition, &c, always on
hand.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19
VALU ABLE SCHOONER
For Sale.

I offer for sale at private con-
tract, the valuable schooner
.Stephen A. Douglas belong
ing to the estate of the late
James T. Lewis, deceased. She
is in excellent repair and of
20 $50 tons burthen, has two
good sets of dredges, with all
necessary sails, tackle, etc. Can
be seen at the wharf of J. G.
Justis & Co., Hunting Creek
will be sold cheap. Terms, cash
or one-half cash and balance
upon good security, payable in
twelve months. For further par
ticulars, see or apply to
JOHN T. WHITE, Admir-,
Leemont, Accomac county, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19

The peopl,. OF the Easirrn Shore
progressing III many things are shame
fully neglectful of their public high
WAYS. BESIDES The great discomfort
and unsightliucss Of bad roads, theil
cost ~ almczr beyond computation.
Loss is Sustained in hauling, three
horses being really needed to carry q
lnad Two should readily move; in
wear and tear CT carts, wagons, car
riages and harness; in injury to teams
by oyerstraii:: and loss follows i'll the
lessened value OF real estate. And
I'll this loss comes because we have
no regulated and efficient system ot
road work. Our roads could be kept
in good order by the loss we sIiiier in
almost any one of the points named.
hey 7sr7, 5aSii easy to drain,
easy to keep in repair. When one
Goes over some of the roads here
where heavy hauling is dore-not in
the winter, but now in this early fall
he finds the condition OF the road
ways simply disgraccful, and inhu-
man as to toams. There should he
no excuse fer such state of affairs.
We admit fully that under the exist
ing system it would tee Il hardship TO
punish road surveyor for failure in
q duty he has forced upon him. which
lie does not understand, and which
he has not the means to perform.
Road making under existing laws
may we'll he likened to compelling
the Egyptians to make bricks with
out straw; there being, however, this
great difference between the average
road surveyor and the Egvrtians-
tie latter did understand their bust
ness. We need an absolute change
IN our road system. The old method
does not do the work-ict us seek q
better ole. 1t is true that in New
England the roads are worked SIM
i.arly TO ours-that is no reason why
we should continue the system. BY
the system of road work now in use
VIC find that our roads so easily and
So readily kept in order arc worse
than for wears. In ante hellum days
,ve had very far less haulinc, far less
travel. and with forced labor the
roads were easily kept up-but, then
even they were not good. Now, we
find we have gone on progressing
backwards" until we are literally in
the mire and clay. There is a remedy
let us find it. Candidates are in
tie field for the Legislature. Make
i a condition of election that for
:hese counties at least a system of
read making shall he adopted which
shall compel good roads. And let us
hear in mind that in every point of
view good roads are far cheaper than
bad roads We call on some of our
necple who have given this ,nattcl
thought ard study to offer suSccs-
TORS. 1t has been well said that the
civilization of a people may be judged
Ivy their roads; their prosperity GER
tain,y can We shall revert to this
subject again. and do not propose to
let it drop until some better road
method is adopted. Our roads are u
shame to us.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-19

Governor Mckinney, of Virginia,
has replied TO Col. Joseph B. Seth,
of the Maryland oyster navy, and in
formed him of his acceptance of the
invitation to meet Governor Jackson
for an inspection of the oyster beds
belonging to Maryland and Virginia.
No time or place has been arranged
for this meeting, Governor Mckinney
leaving the arrangements entirely at
the convenience of Governor jack
son, requesting, however, that the
trip be not taken until after the 18th
inst.