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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
4 VERY REMARKABLE CASE.


hhA lNtfs we AFNN ~ h'NA
To the UNION MEDICINE o.:
II 2 yes me gre t pleasure to testify
to the w,nd4 riul cure | have obrained
bv rh4 u.e OF YOUR DR. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP. have been almost
t"ia ally de II for the pat six years from
the II. cts Of rofult aud generous
humor Nv ears have been h I
dry and eopstsnily full OF con
. ia ipg sounos. have slso suffered
from fat in4ss 4 stomach trotbhs
Afer aking tx b tbs OF the
81 OOD ~ UP, / tird MY hearing
re .rly r-sto ed can n''w hear the
K tick and Ii ten wi n pleasn to The
SQUAD of the Try BELLS, SUMS that
have not been hhl TO hear for the
PAST SIX YEARS. Ny stomach troub-
lea have enurely disappeared, my gen
er4l health has been greatly impro ed
and have gained TeIiTY POUNDS
in weight by the Us. of YOUR MEDl
CINE recommend its use by slt Eer-
sons stliict.d with dis ases arising from
IMPURE sLooD
AStSieuj hhe W IA Jim
can fully subseribe to the truth OF
the above statement No MONEY
would induce me to again see my lie
IA the coadition she VS. id when she
commenced to take DIR. " lLLlAMS
BLOOD SYRUP.
(Signedl W III. DILL
Dec :, 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE 60
IAaye been 9 .tIy troHbisd with dys
p.psia f,r The LAS FIVE YE RS, |
nave taken TWO 30 lies of Da.
xItLI,Ms' BLOOD SN RuP and it.has
benefi ed me so much, thst can NOW
EA HEARIILY and mi y my food.
Signed A. D REMicK
NfeHT POLICEMAN of
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
THE DON MON MIDDLE.
Angers Refuses to Allow Publication Of
the Angers- Mercier Letters.

QuEREc, Dec. lI-Lieut Gov. Ansers
hs. refused % les the d eum. nss vn eh
passd bstwsen him.sif and II Premis =
I.erc er 10 De published The n.~ mi.istry
viii d, c de xbesner or rot tie det unsnis
shalt &c made public This aftsrnoou M.
Nercier forssrc.d d reply to the LII Ut.
G. werner. / IL aid be pro;esis sgsisss
ST e &C Joe Of to- Lsu Governor IN taking r
uton hlm.eif the fe.pon ieiiiy OF dismis.-
ing the ministry On the preliminary aad
inconclusive report Of Tie C, m nission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Lssross 10 ki3eou. disease. but the sBm
total of ssi .vlis is t,slh, All ssF. and
msns forms Of des h sailing from eoasss
sn colds are prsveDsad snd cured 5y the
timely use Of Adsmson's Boss lie Co1ab
Ba.san fscffi&z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
THE COMBINE CONVENTION
At New Orleans Nominated for Louisiana
state Officers Yesterday.

Biros kouGE, La. Dec. 1.-THE
"c m0ie con,.n,io today nomina'ed
Fh0. 5 Adams of E.t Fvlicisns for
governor Aians dech I'D he numtua,ion
AID .a,g,,tsd thai VI kpsop Is II BE- pom
inai.d ~ gov, r1or. Afer several hours
conference the -t~te II k-s va. noDinsted
by tn, clu bi = cunv, niiol ~rb Mufpby j.
Foster flf governor and rnVms y Adams
for ct,tsfy of state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Especial to me kEssEBEo JOURNAL
RIcHMoSp, Dc, IL - The ksi nebs
closed to naViss,ion In last ight's FIRE. ze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Court at Skowhegan.
De ciai to the KEssEBEe JOURNAL.

SpeciA 70 tne hENfEbko SoGkNAL.J
SKow#EGAN, Dec. II The foilo~int
case. wers before Jadgs Walton in the S
J. Court W,d1esdsy
Stilim.n A. Walker vs. Granville Lisbe-
mss.. Suit for rseavtr, Of real ests /.
tax tor the year 1889 due tie town o
Emoden by Walker as tax collector. D.
fet Sc. vaht Of legal no ice BY cole tor OF
d -f.ndsnt before suit Verdict Tor de
fend.t. E. N Msirili. B. 5. CsIiios 70,
pisintih, Augustine Simmons for defend
ant
Thur.dsy--S i'lmsn A Walker vs. Geo
coyp. Jr scsoa and defense same .,
.bovs. We dict for dee dsnt Same
tou, sci J .hn G Fsk, 0.klsnd. vs. j b.
A Ci.isy. FsnHsld Suit to rec yer none,
du- on lnmp-r sold defendant. nov OF
rial ". T H.ines. @ W Field IL,
plant 4 8. s Bro IN for defeuosat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
South Kennebec Agricultural Soeiety's
Annual Meeting, Jan. 2, 1892

fSp.cisi 10 the kEssEBKc JoUKnAL.t
fursros, Dee II The ami u.l meeting 3
Of the south KenDebse Agricultural Sc cts
riil be held at Ex lotion Hall. Fair
Grounds South WINDSOR, or S,urd,y, Jan.
=. ~ 80 O'CLOCK A NJ for eiee ion Of
fi,ers for tue ensuing year and the tran
sac IN Of any Other businsss pr. p srly
brought before tie meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Chicago Produce Market.

. Ffr zs-e D<s W.
<tou@- dali. iossr; spritg pstasts, - toat -;
bates's 3, SOS: rstsr pa ests, o. e5at Is !;
ar lynf- o, sjaf IS.
WHxAT-- sisa. eiossd higher. No spftsg
Ses +sos. NJ krfe
.,1ss- qgif, arm. o. >. soss0,
ysJs-~srfonx tass
zvs-Sg d ~
e.sIyr No 2.ss, No. I iaaxseed, ~
Prcyi,ion quit.
YoKE Mes, .Das 20
LARD . r To- be. " ioas 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Somerset Grand jury Finds Twenty zone
Indictments.


skowHHoAs, Dee. 1.-THE Somerset
clupsy .,s iary reported at noon today.
Aadil 81 Indictments; Ten for violation
Of tho rqgos la~, nine for isresny. ore for
rape ard oGe for pesii-y The folio~ips
hsve b-en mad panhe; Samuel b Eer,
forgery William Small, rape; i.rcs ny.
motd Rbse, three, J,hn C. Mesaer
ihrse. Anhar Il -e, ttre; lqio Vs.
lam r Hunnewell. dnnsias ana tipping,
one. soliciting ord re-, two; D+eAtur Fisk.
o,e; II NY Thsx.r. cue; P.s Murphs,
,vo, Gsotgs Baruty. tan'pcrtAsion. tuo,
.aia m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Peter Maher Seems to he a Good One.

NEw Yosx, Dec n 10 Madison Squire
6aoea tot s1t, PeIer Msaer, the Iash
champion. kn, ked o1s Jsck Smith, the
FL. !. N blsck.mith. formerly Ama.s NJ
cnsmpos Of E sIsrd, iG 3s seeonis Ia
nedi teiy After Ssiiof" B osn Of B'oox
Ign fassi Ashe,, Who ksoessi bin d,wn
tbree times itnin 10 se'.ends sd kbocksd
him ouf 10 one minut. 80 secor DE-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

III soDsn siii. she vii" II sho viii
TAX d, Bol.'s Cous1 syrup for bs1 eold,
ths will bs cured
Tskr god .dvice.--I have suffered With
bad h,sssehes fsY years, and have tried
many r.mssi,s vitnous obtaining rslisf. I
vs ADVISED to give Salvation Oil sial,
and IL has entirely cured me.
EDWARD B4LTZ. (Butches,)
L. Fsyet.~ Masksf, Baltimore. Nd.
dsci5dtVlsfolsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Bosfos, Dec. i7.-Fo- New England !:
R.f upr Saadas ealdes Ffsa.y msin ns.
fsiiawsd be rising tsmpsrsa's usiii sun-
d. ns,thvess And west sinds. D. coming
IL hs aad saHisols.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Directors Action Ratified,

SAco, Dc. IL AT . meeting OF the
-tocxholders Of she Standard Publishing
Company this afternoon. 1t vas voted to
rat fy the seton Of The director. 10 d pos
q Of the business to + ak w. and Willis
ROBERTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
eOMERseT RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. jane ssh, issi, sr.in'
siiI run ~ f"ilows, soaneotias at oakland 9th
Maine Central ksilroxd
ror Boz on. Portland. t.-vt~ton. Wstsrytils, IA
Easts, shoshssaa and ssassr:
Passenger usins leave Bingham. s-A A N.
ri2 70 ?. NJ; 5oioa ssz A. NJ, tz.ss NJ Cara
tant rala. ssI54 A. N sin ne r. NJ, kmbdsn. 764
An l-soY N. Nor h Ansoa, 7.t7 3 "a, I % P.
~. Aason. III NJ, % NJ; Madison, 7 10 A.
D.. aoz r. " Sorr,ds. sock, = 80 m.. aH p
w., s.Dss sitting. y IS A. n. '2-zo NJ, sawteile
Crossing, +s0f -, '2az r NJ; arrive Oakland.
.G..m. zlS0yn-
Vfom 30 too Portland, Le~is,on, Augusta, Wa
tervile, showh-san ssd Bangor
Passenger trains leave ozki .ad, s.05 A. NJ. n
r.x., saNt"ils Crossing. 's.@ An 'soP. NJ,
banfs slding, syzs A. n, 'S.N NJ. Sofrtdze
soos, 934 A NJ, s-s P. NJ, Madison, SlS A. N q.
sB ?. NJ Ansos, sSA n. ~ ?. N North an
,op 10 % a NJ. $50 p N Embisu, to.s0 A NJ p.
sA n Car -atank Fails, 40 IS A NJ, ss p.
NJ Sol,a, io.s5 M, $40 N, arrive biagl .m,
tho A. ~, s.1 Pm.
alag stations, at vhiot trains stop on signal ~
poties 70 conductor Mixsd between Bingham
and north An-on- Wh N AVER sapt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Maine Pensions.

WAsHrseTos d G. Dee u Pc si1ns
bsvs ben grated 70 these fesides ts Of
Mace:
o-sn,E, Gorge W. Dssseis. 2sr jamtn
p. II ek.; iac-s-ss. GIDEON Ponefgy Pat
riek Dvy.r, Chris A Grss-; or aiasi.
widow, su'sp A L pe,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

DID yau ever guy horse and no; nave
scms Hissivinys .. n his points tii gnsy
we're fully t-sses'? Nos 20 via A5es's
5sssspsnils; you msy b. -urs Of IT 1t the
start l. never di.sppo.nts thass sho give
II . fair and psrsistslf 'fiai.
asa1l sed4r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
FREE MAIL DELIVERY.
Petitions for Free Delivery in Country
Districts Pouring In.

WAsH.seTos. Dtc II Petitions srs
oesinDi Z to pour into the Senate In In
cres.iog rumbers urging Congress to enact
Isg' slstion for ,he free delivery OF mail in
country districts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Fire at Bangor.

B,sGoR Dec l7-L,te this afternoon
DIRE broke CUT iu the residence Of Charles
5 Morris, Fifth street; caused by b,d
ch mney. The dsm'g was about $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Many Deaths In London from the
Crime.

LONDON Dec IL The list Of dssths
osu7.d vy rsvsse- OF the h Hue az oontii-
uss 10 grow larger dsiy Th're are .
lsne Dumoer Of prop's H. th. workhoose
st Il .ban, X Mt, Irosus'ed with the Dis
ease LJea, pbysieisus are over run with
calls.
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PenObsc0t Closed.

BANGOR. Dec II - The Penobscot
closed to navigation last night, having been
open since March DC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
In Executive Session.

The Ssnsts In sxeeusve session todsy
COT q m q iarge numoef Of s-csss nen 10
atiobs, bas own 9 to tie fa1uTs TO I'D ps
tn usual notice u eoshrm.5io ion to be s=fs
he P. sss.ent, tbe eanaf oasions we're not
mad pasiic The nousinsri1n Of Ar
Z kins 90 be secretary 4 .sr -. referred
10 the coz miltee IN msntary Al sirs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
NEARLY 100000
Already Paid 0ut In Sugar Beunties
Under Mckinley Act.

WAsHrsGros. Dec. IL The sres.ury
d r.rsas..s hiss sireafy oi.s1r.sd nssr;y
% O 600 N osa ties oa suaA- under ihs
rrosisians Of the mckinley act,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

SACo. Dec II SEQ river was closed
closed to navigation ted.y, l5 days ear ier
an last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
FAIR WEATHER


WAsHissros De /! FIR N.s Ess-
land; Far; nersh vi d. go .isS variable
warner BY S.'usisy NOR iss.
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French Tariff BilI Passed.

PARIs, Dec Il - he \ nate today
s-ed ,hp ~hoie tariG oil by avose OF 2i9
. Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
Fire at Por' Land.

PORTLAND. Dec IL Fire tonight in 5
scu.s o. Brseksu street, owned BY Ms.
Jnhn r R..seiI, c.ussd 800 loss. Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Bow it,a. Webster & Co.

TFycp wish to advertise ~. seA a W.T. e "a.
il tiFaa write GkI. 2. lssN slA- a Se7r 49, -
S2rss>s 81. New NntS.
r,vrEy o.. a., ,.t Of t,.t,,,ra.s,n 1.s The ssh tees
IA cf a,iesratsfi,ss III Il, well 10 optalu StS y
shok Tor Advertisers. 50 pszs-. pxtte Que S.tlaa
careful c,-i nj ati,s ss-, - American Nt"stSlt
nirrciery ( 81 tAe h.s~s rai.e.~ = ctssS 49, ~ -
ives M r. - ii is,is RAJ ft-ss; os every os, ard -
Geai e lrfs,rna i stsait rates sna nleeF na@sse.
srAl-ttre ~ sisf bi;<sisSs gf aGveftnstaA. Aco
sN-F,-' IS al5N tsgFfStNts R01thAC. - Sfxucs y,
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

nSN eE, Deo. ~.
Ssssy sasy fsnVtps ftDc ~ D
Prime gHyeT a. f,sf
toyetfiir.ni tDrNs iot, sisr
Railroad boDd- fail aeiiy-, strong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

Hov IL ynus cold? Use J0nnssn's Anc-
4 ne Lisim NJ or II msT la.t all winter !;
ceYtsia fact, IseI4j&sf6srm
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26

The innate love of justice and fair
Law precludes the possibility of the
.uggestien of Farmer and Fisherman,
N its last issue. being entertained
;or ore moment by the Convention
which meets at Accomac G. H., next
''o,day. Mr.. Frank White is not
entitled TO the nomination as float
CT, nor is anyone else from the coun-
" Of Accomac; he has not sought it
sud would not in our opinion ;,ccept
it. Heisa candidate for the House Of
Delegates from Accomac, and will
not antaSonize the choice of North
a1npton. nor will sufficient number
of delegates from Accomar to entitle
them to hearing. We assert with
equal emphasis that DIR. Geo. W.
LeCato would not be o party to such
a movement. Accomac has always
had sufficient confidence in the wis
dom of the party in Northampton to
allow them to name the floater in the
past and sees no reason now for
departure from that precedent. We
confidently predict that Hon. S. 5.
Wilkins, the candidate to be present
ed by them. will be nominated with
out opposition.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26
Death of Hon. Vim. l.. Scott.

NEWPORT. r. l., Sept. 20.-Ex-Con-
gresham w. l.. Scott is dead His
demise was very sudden. and occur
red shortly before MISUNDERSTANDING
Nj. Scott had long been q sufferer
from acute gastro-intestinal catarrh,
and two weeks ago he. was brought
here from his home in Erie, Pa. The
doctor was of the opinion that the
climate would be beneficial. This
belief was realized, for he began to
gain at once, and his improvement
continued till Friday. During the
AFTERNOON of that day he had an at
tack of heart failure, and another on
Saturday, rallying quite easily the
first time, but with more difficulty
on the second OCCASION Another at
tack occurred at II o'clock last night,
from which he could not be revived,
and death finally ensued. The family
leave with the remains in the morn
ing for their home in Erie.
DIR. VIM. Pepper, who has attended
Mr. Scott during. his illness, said the
death of that gentleman was very
sudden and unexpected, and was due
to repeated heart failures, his gastric
trouble having improved, and there
has been no organic disease of the
stomach, bowels or kidneys.
William L. Scott was born in the
city of Washington, D. c., July 2,
1928, his parents being residents of
Virginia. He received common
school education and served as page
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z. ~
LADIES ATTENTION.


As our stock of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods seemed to please YOU so
well in price, quality and color, it has
encouraged us to put forth every I'M
aeinable effort in securinga 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
a 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
lust as good styles here as you can find
on Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, and
lower in price than you can buy the
old STYLES elsewhere. We have had q
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 APP
preciatc our bargains. Don't buy
Fall and Winter Goods until you have
examined ours. We are anxious to
show them to ycu. a few OF our
goods arc Muslirs, Caiicoes, Flannels
Shakers, Cantons, Outings, Sultlngs,
Cashlnercs, Hcnricttas, SerGes, Cloths,
Silks. NeivetS, &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26
GENTLEMEN.

We have lust returned from the
northern cities with a full line of ev-
erything you need in wearing apparel
from coarse cotton to finest wool, about
90 per ct. less than you can buy it
elsewhere. Our prices on Ready Made
Clothes are perfectly astonishing.
Fine black Coats and Vests that you
have been paying $13 for only $40,
here, Suits SIG only $40, Sc Suits only
81. PANTS-2OO pairs, 95c. to So per
pair, Of the latest styles and q large
Variety to select from. Fine Pants
YOU would have to pay u 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, % different colors.
Flannel Over Shirts, regular price
S1.5O our price 81. Camel Hair Socks
regular price 30cts. our price 20cts.
Coarse Leather Boots regular price
So. so our price 80 %, Gum Boots 50 to
1918. Hats like you have paid $3.50
for $1.5O, 81 hats for Scots. A full line
of Pants Goods from 14cts. to 81 per
yard. \ 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 cigar in your mouth and say, I
will sell you goods cheaper than
Gordon Dlears can save You more
more money Oh Ready-Made Clothes,
Dry Goods and Notions than can on
Groceries, Will yo:: judge for your
self or let your merchant judge for
YOU l will guarantee to sell you more
goods for S25 at retail than you can
buy anywhere else, city not excepted.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26

The following from the Alliance
Farmer and Rural Messenger, pub
l;shcd at Petersburg. the organ of
the Farmers Alliance of Virginia, in
Cicates that its editor believes that
there is no reason for a quarrel be-
tween the Democratic party and
Farmers Alliance of the State. He
evidently is in accord with the utter
nee of Major Daniel in his speech at
Chatham on last Monday, that the
commands of the Alliance are the very
things thar the Democratic party has
fccn fighting for and the Republican
rarity opposing for many years. The
farmers have grievances which should
be remedied-the Democratic party
recognizes that fact, and naturally
has nothing to fear of an organiza-
ton, whose members are so closely
identified with every interest in Vir-
ginia. 1t would bc the height of
folly if they were not in harmony
with each other, and it is pleasant to
note the spirit of cancellation and
concession" which is keeping them
together.
The Farmer and Messenger says:
1t is gratifying to note as the re-
turns come in from the counties and
senatorial districts in which nomina-
lions are made for the Legislature
the spirit of cancellation and con-
cession which is Keeping Alliance
men and Straightouts together. 1t
seems as if the wise policy of Chair
man Ellyson will prevail, and the
measures (of State legislation de-
lnandcd by the Alliance acquiesced
in.
AT one time it appeared that there
would be trouble and split in Au-
gusta county, but the dissentients
}lave come together, and all is now
right.
1t is equally noticeable and graft
flying that the endorsement of Sen
;itor Daniel is practically unanimous
ar exception TO the old adage that
Republics are ever ungrateful.
Perhaps SIC are too wise to be I'M
gratefutjn this instance. Accepting
the definition of gratitude which
includes "a hope Of favors yet to be
done, we are easacions enough to
reflect that our champions services
are indispensa that We have no
one worthy to take his p)aee-no one
strong enough to WELD his battle-axe
and stand forth us the peer of any of
the leaders of monopoly against
which we are trying to makea stand.
The farmers. of Virginia recognize
;;s well as in the prudential sense.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26

The article in reference to our pub
lie roads in this issue. has the right
ring in If. and is commended 10 the
careful perusal of our readers. We
have the material out of which TO
make good roads-our interests de-
mand them-the people want them
and all who feel an interest in them
should speak out" as the writer sug-
scstS. but more especially the candi-
dates for the Legislature. We want
10 drones in the next Legislature,
and no one is progressive enough i'll
this age TO represent us, who is willing
TO plod along as their fathers did, in
the mire and clay Let the Conven-
i:on which meets next Monday. see
o il, that plank is put in the plat
:crm which they will adopt, ''for bet
Ter roads. ard then nominate a can
didate who can place himself square
" on it.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-09-26

LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND BOYS

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 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 [
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 you for
past favors and soliciting an early
call, am
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President Polk's Dcnials.


WASHINGTON. D. c., Scntember
2.-President Polk of the National
Farmers Alliance, who returned yes
terday from his western campaigning
trip, denied to-day the report that
he was threatened with violence by
cx-Union soldiers while in Wichita,
Kansas. Colonel Polk also denied
the charge that be had maltreated
Union prisoners under his charge
during the war; He says he had
never been in charge of n prisoner or
prison-in fact, he had never been
inside Confederate prison. Colonel
Polk pronounced as false the dis
patches charging that he apologized
in his Kansas speeches for having
gone into the Confederate army.
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The Governor OF Virginia has re-
ccivcd another communication. ac-
cordins to the latest advices, from
the Olcott debt committee. The con
tents of the same, it is stared. will
NOT be divulgea. but it is believed.
express desire for another meet
iny of tho debt commission to con-
slider q new proposal. which, it IS
thought. will be more favorable TO
the State than any ever before Of
fered. The offer. however tempting.
il is safe TO conclude. will amount TO
nothing. as the people of Virginia.
without regard partv.scem TO have
rrrived nj the irrevocahle decision. OF
the Riddlcberger settlement or no
settlement.