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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-18

NJ E. Church, South, West Martin
Street. Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, pastor;
residence, West John street.
Sunday Services: Sunday School,
9:15 a. m. Preaching, II a. m. and Il
30 p. m. Glass at 3 p. M. Young
Peoples services at $50 p. m. Prayer
service Wednesday, 7:30tp. M. Seats
free and the public cordially welcom-
ed.
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NOTICE:
Pure HannisTille Whiskey, fer harvest, at 500
per gallon. Rt W. j. LAMBERT'S. 6-l0sw.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church, South
Queen street. Rev. Father H. j. Nc
Keefry, pastor. Residence, adjoining
church.
First Mass, 7:3o a. m, Sunday School
$50 a. M. Second Mass at 1890 a.
m. Vespers and Benediction 4 p. m.
Reformed Church, East Burke street.
Rev. J. A. Hoffheins, pastor; residence.
adjoining church.
Services will be held at IL o'clock,
Sunday morning, and at 6 in even
ing. Sabbath School at $50 a. m.
First Baptist Church, West King
st. Rev. ]. w. Hundley, pastor; resi-
dence, West John street.
Sunday School $50 a. m. Church
services at II a. M, and 1880 p. m.
Prayer and Praise meeting Wednes-
day, 7:30p. M.
United Brethren Church, Pennsyl-
wanna Avenue. Rev. J. B. GhamberA
lain, pastor; residence, adjoining
church.
Sunday School $50 a. NJ. Sabbath
services II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
Presbyterian Church, South Queen
street. Rev. F. N. Woods, pastor; resi-
dence, South Queen street.
There will be no church ~seryIcesto-
morrow, owing to the absence Of the
pastor. y PRAYER service on Wednesday
evening at 7:30 b. "a
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TFYoU want a nice frame for a little money
for the picture you get for your coupons, see
CUNNINGHAM, the Photographer. 6S-1w.
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YELLOW FRONT, YELLOW FRoNTn

CONVENTION AT CHICAGO and Pepsin
y Chewing Gum at BROWNS,
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4 TTENTIoN.

on are invited to call and see the immense
ttocK 81 gasoline stoves for sale at my place OF
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
IoF peaoty, economy and quick cooking. j. W.
y FIsEER, corner West King and College streets,
bear St Clair Hotel.
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Rover and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
y ms house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and in latest styles at Y
LEWIS KAPLAN'S.
Pa-lms
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TT PALS to hunt fur c. ?. HERRING'S adyer-
tisemeant in to-dais WURLD.

a
Being in the Wholesale and Retail Art Trade
ii enables me to save you 25 per cent, on Picture
Frames, Easels, Wall Pockets, French Beveled
Mirrors Easel Frames, Brackets and Art novel
ties. You will ind 800 styles of mouldings and
800 subjects of pictures to select from. call and
see for Yourself. LEWIS KAPLAN,
n, queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
5s2%Im
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The Great Slipper Sale.
5000 pairs 75c Opera Toe Slippers only SOC.
1000 pairs 800 oxford Tie slippers for Soc.
Ladies Tennis Slippers 33c.
Boys Tennis Slippers Bic.
Misses Tennis slippers 31c.
A Handsome 500 Organ to be given away with
slippers. y
4 Handsome $50 Sewing Machine to be given
away with Dry Goods.
YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
51Slm. Y E. E. Proprietor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
FALL fEstIgtIIss.
s.. Lieut.. TI,.r<. eeIG,sl w.ieam- to ri.

TIE city Of g. Loui- has bseon. famous
the country over through tAs Az.ncy 81
her ANNUAL Fail Festivities, sGd from that
source ha. galised the sSbrsqgst o. the
''t arrival City C America"
For tie spaaon Of Iss'g 81 previous sTor's
IN the lns Of snfsTfsiamsgt vii -
ecssp-ed TIE yr~zt ~. Louis LrposisiGa
v III throw .is door. spes 10 TIE Fnoiar
Wednesday. sept. :. ard viii eoEtsGas 70
e7stsrtain and delight thousands c2r4ag
period .xt-oding over forty dzys Op- Il
tEs eLief attractions. Announced - tie
rsssns xerufut - tie saRssrfnsnt II Cos"b7l
T. &, more zrd tts sosid~rsBosFEsai
bss48. eE- bundFed stToag The iilemisa~
ii.sa by KS sDa sisefticliT az 40 sifesls
w5.s eKf~ssd 0srg = larger sF-s SID - ga
e.ransi~T seai4 than sDy similar EXHIBIT %
ever nftsr8gfss Is IT, snF8a. I6s tb3Ttf-
s~costfs z.rraa - L1t.ss Z air ard Lsaasasltsi
(fsfsi@Is o. 2 SC = HsSs$ Lane as
been k-ss.slsd bfesaeass. all ~ 60
~ sas mA4s sftrscEsess Il fhsf H-~h.
ana, ~ eas besn ens'otrsFT -
sfs- -. sSsFrevn YSass the ' - ~. I-r9ctss
vi Sas:a AppesT - BE fsscEsls ri&J- 50
fls ssensfz Il IussEtsS. Jefsss%s =
lozgl accommodations = ~ l>sGas has,
teen materially 4scTsa4rG s4ftEs sfs1 TFAf
s.d sffsuEers are sssGfea u hD~sttasS~s
sfestns.af
TAe zli--ossri PzeiGe railway x.ss "a
Fz.t nsE- work = IIssxs s1a~rd ~ over sisso
stsss4 q Missouri Essssss @sbszsAs.
tolerate. I1dlza T.TFstor1. Asx@ssza. Sc
ssssf. so1Gh sae sSefA1s-t. In Greer - 90
es.szgsgs trSss. A&sg EaHes a remarkably
.ssss Fsane tfiy ssEe ffoE8 psisfs % tEssr
.lF.s-s - - L1asa aue retain caz.Gs Us
.ssf vss~s
f.ss gufhe- .nfayEnsssssn sslssi ~ @ dzses
e Isle AID .ffsssss II tscsrts r@sk On 49,
dies. + BLsfk1G1.
s.sss $50 Iscxss kxF Ass - Rg
All "a k@sg LSGs.&s 2ss
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| Wanted to See Him.-Clara-''I got
a note from a drummer the other day
who said he would give the world to
kiss me-" Maud-"What did you re-
ply?" Clara--'I told him to call on me
with a full line of samples
and Furnisher.
Mrs nghusband-"Well, Aunt
Jane, how did you like the symphony
concert" Aunt Jane-''Oh, pretty
! we'll But it kinder spoilt the effect to
see that man up in front pretending to
/ drum on nothin'. Musical Record.
The mayor of St. Johns, n. F.. has
received letter from Maine farmer
| who says he has heard of the great fire
in that city, and. desiring TO aid some
sufferer, would be glad to give some
suitable woman good home. He would
employ her at good wages until they
| became well acquainted, and then. il
agreeable, would marry her. The
woman must be between 25 and IS years
of age, of light complexion, good char
acter, and weigh from $50 TO lis pounds
The farmer is in earnest, but the ques-
ton for the woman to consider il
whether he wants a wife or a drudge.
-"Marshalls gold nugget" will b
exhibited at the worlds fair bv Califor-
MIA. and it is safe TO say that thousaud
viii consider il one Of the most inter
esting of the innumera bic objects which
will be DISPLAYED at the great EXPOSE
ton This is the identical nugget
which Marshall picked up in the Amer
lean river, February 10. 1888. when
selecting site for Suffers mill. and
which constituted the first discovery Of
gold in California The nugget is about
the size of a lima bean. and. on account
of its associations and the almost In
calcula BILE wealth and development
which have resulted from its finding IS
regarded as an almost priceless treas
ure.
1t is no. in America only that MEM
bers of noble European families adopt
lowlv caliing~ to earn their daily bread
According to the Paris Figaro Princess
Galitzen. :. member Of one Of the oldest
aristocratic families 81 Russia and a
relative of Father Gs.ltZeG who came
o Pennsylvania about q century ago 10
do missionary work. j. Dow !. sta bic
maid "a French circus 4 Prince
hra potAlE, " hose family once exercised
great Influence aud power, !. Hoys - D.
driver IN Moscow. where his relatives
have often bern the hon"red guests -
the czsr Prince soitikoT. the bearer
81 name whieh often figures in Rms
sian history daily cleans np one of me
market halls o. 81. Petersburg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08

ben you 90. take the Frisco line 20 :
Louis and the east for the reason that il ia
the only Wichita line runnIug two solid
trains daily without chang OF any class TO
ST. Louis morning and night and il is the
only line having palace reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping cars Ia morning aBt
night trains. Always on tine ant sure OF
making eastern connections az - Loui-
union depot 80
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Wichita Grain Market
LIVE STOCK MARKET,
BY TeIenrtpn.

hhSsAs CRY. oct s.-CAr1IE-Rece'pts Cs01
shlInleht> sUL Market more active; gnud cat
te iuc niencr others strong throughout --nJes.
pressed per- ana sftlpplig steers ). 5,a4 So COWS
sn1 heIiefs - -oaZ y, Texas and Indian steers
stockers and feeders 50 Coos ~ HoGS-Ke,ppts
toNN. stiFineuis 400. Market active %, higher
closing strong. -ale-: ranged - tOa5 ~ I'm K n >,
o. 80. ShEtP-iieCcipts leUU shipment, 1902 Mar
hei stsauler Au tons IL OOG4 % lambs - 25a5 70.
IL LOUIS. oct. I. CATTl H. fereipis STA
shipments t'Ud Market stro' ger Natives steers
- 300 .. -Nts md Indian steers 50 sos Is
mo- Receipts AZ, Shipments SsUJ. Market ,,.r-
ter Hesvy a. Goo s. packing ~ 2ha . 40 lie.t
- ZOO - ShEEP-iteceipts go. shipments 900
MARKET 81 ady. Native Muttons "A Uust4 "a
CHI AGO, Oct T., AT Tlt-IteceIpts - Crnl SHIN
mtnis 40. Market steady TO strong Native sterr.
= ca o. leNdiis 81 5Jp2 50 sIockers ana feeders
y p ~ cows FL l5Ce2 3, iIUGS-Rec-ipts ~ t1Fl
shlptntn So: Marked to It's higher Packers
p <Sg 80 shipping fjG5 So butchers - ;:s.5 :
AshI 20 10 4. HdLEP-.t eceipTs 500, ship,neni.
-, MARKET weak TO lower. MutUons - 25a5 w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
What He Lived On.

Seeker-I'u be bound if can under
stand why it is that everything some
people eat turns to fat Now, there's
Plumber. One year ago he was as lean
as am; now look at him-round as an
inflated balloon. l wonder what he
lives on?
Sageman-I thought everybody knew
country.-Boston Courier.
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ST. on 9 Fair Excursion,

On Oct. !, 1892. the Missouri Pacific
Railway compa will place tickets on sale
to ST. Louis aud return ut the rate of one
fare for the round trip. This sale will con-
tinue until Oct. :, inclusive: tickets good
returning until Oct 10. M change of cars
from Wichita to ST. Louis Chair cars
free; Pullman sleeping cars if desired
+. L. BLECRLEY p and T. A,
PA l.. Douglas Ave.
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Fast Train for W chi,a People. +"

Wichita to Chicago without change OF
cars via. the Great Rock Island route
Leave Wichita at SIS u. III. and arrive ia
Chicago next morning. at 40 Free re
clining chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dinin. cars on this
train. w II. WISHAET.
City Ticket q Passenger Agent.
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. g. I. * p. a.
Chicago III GI44 II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-08
Dr., j. E, BENNETT,
i43 N. Main st.
STRICTLY ltr>r-Sias~.

WICHITA Kan, April IL. 1892.
After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros
piano along side of one of the oldest and
best known high grade instruments / can
fully recommend it as meeting every re
quiremenu Of d strictly tirst-class piano.
di0-tf 4 W. SICKNER.
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FINANCEANDCOMM
WICHITA MARKETS
Union Stock Yards for the Past PA
Hours We're: Cattle, light; Hogs, o58.
Shipments: Cattle. %; Hogs, 355.
WICHITA. Oct. z.

WICHITA. OCt &.
The cattle supply was light. What little
was In today consisted of feeders and u
few butcher cows of fair to good quality
The market is quo'ed a little stronger on
feeders. Good cows sell AT steady fgurs
The quotations mere presented ere 10 give the
shipper an idea OF the general range Of prices. he
raIous classes and grades sell within the limits of
these quotations, ording 10 the quality OF offer
sngs and The of the daily markets These quo
taI ions only changed when there hns been
permanent change IN the general market. The
representative "a les should referred get
CGiiy nuct uations.
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DE. 4. EMMA COBB.

Females snt thidrer- disease. speciality
fcn;e for iaGte- dttEg ConfipepleHt strictly pri-
vale wiel desired. Also permanent homes Tl,o-
yiaeo Cbiioreu where letse.= OF inuG,
y SonffebtE a aud s>~eret Iloiap.iy Heuse III
iGst A yeAae NlShits rau-a.
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UINDEf e NEUM4N.

liesiielce ia. = Market Res denCe - y " ae,.
(S-rmaa Pits -Ci-iTi- .t.I s~Ons--
once "a y. Asta -. hott- eiv - aEd - ..
M. tstrorr Diseases. feu9stc diseases and Ch-fs.
sl',c- ty. 4 Il Sat ost U5sefs aliens perform
q. u-sgAL1
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in All forms, as Leu
corrboea. Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality
MOleS and Facial Blemishes removed
1ndOlent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly aud permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
Office open from O'clock a. M, until Z
o'clock D. M. Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
NJ Call at office over Woodman's bank
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
81 "a ~ "a
HOGS.

Hog receipts were more liberal today
than for some time The market ruled
steady all day and everything on sale
changed hands. Packers bought only a
small per cent of the hogs offered, specu-
l.torS taking the bulk
REPREsrNT TIVE SALES.
The following are the sentative sa ie1 of hogs
nj . IA. ards tod
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For Ksn,a. City. st. Leui. snd ali poi

.nst take lbs Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line &c 81 Louis by q miles
No change Of cars ot any Kind bsisssn
VI ichita snd ~. ioui.. Only nifty hours
between Wschit. and New York City via
the Missouri Pacific railway. Ciiy ticket
oJiies ~ kasi Douglas Ave. isIs .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Oct T.
SuGAR-Refned. steady and quiet
corr tt-SpoJ lilo steady and II m No 4 l5sIc
LOTION Cotton futures closed easy. Sale
.'1stv bales, October 81 20: November s, 81
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Brief Mention.
Hog receipts liberal
Cattle business light
Hog market steady
Spectators on the hog market got the
bulk of the sales.
Shippers:
Couison & Prin. Freeport, hogs.
f. {. Coons, Goddard, hogs.
j. NJ. Pirtle. Ell Dorado, hogs.
johnson and Quinn, Elmer, hogs.
IL. 4. Eargrove, Argonia hogs and cat
tls
charles Brown, Mulvane, hogs.
wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Oct. Z
FLOCR-Highrst patent, 81 90 second patent
q; extra fancy 81 ID.
bUTIEh-rirst creamery. ljc: other grades IOa
Elec. -~
IOuLTRY-Roosters. 81 5oa2 GO per dozen or 70
Ter pound: hens. 81 0AG2 30 per dozen or &c per
poubd: spring chickens. 81 ,2 50 per dozen or 7Jc
per pouid turkeys, 1GsSc per pound DUCKs-teni
~ %; mailard s. 20 per dozen. Yong geese DC per
r1TAToES-Choice s5a 75c per bushel
APPLES-*S 10 per barrel.
g "a J-Antl raCte. ali So Canon City sen. Weir
lily. - 20 Front nae = 81; Pltlsburg. Il Sd lii
aols 60 W. McAle 8 0U.
Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA. Oct z,
Following are the closing quotations.
MAN ar lots on track.
CoRN-ye!low. PIC.
HhY-laed. q GA so per tor; loose. a rom5 o.
bHoi ND COZ Chopin lots, 75r per IUj
nouLds; corn and oats. Sic per lCU pounds; bran
sacked: tl1c per 100 pounds. -
ILAASEEl)-t5s1Oc.
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DENTISTS.
LEEDS r. WIBKING,

ia n Main Street.
Amalgam filings, % cents: Platinum filings
50 cents: Gold filings, 80 cents to Sl.00, Ey-
tracing free. All work guaranteed. Come
and consult US before making engagements
elsewhere and we Will save you J0per cent on
your work. This is no catch advertisement,
We mean what We say.
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Or. BENNETT.

Cur S Piles. Fis
tu1a. fiSSure and
all diseases of the
rectum W / h o II {
knife, ligature. caus
tics or detention
from busin s..
Cures GU1ran-
teed. N moEey
TO be paid until pa .
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
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New York None,

NEW YORK. OIL +
Money on call easy. closing offered so 6per cent
Irime mercantile pal 4Istd6 p-r ueI;.
Xchanse hrmer nt 81 slis Tor si,tv-dav
bills - S,i. for demand '
otai SAFE OF stocks today 80 lCD sharas
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l.. II. CREDITOR.
DENTIST
1a4 North Main Street,
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. 4. {. BIZ RROCGHS.
Homeopa. hic Physician. 1850 y. Mar
ket ST. Office hours 10 10 - =. M. and
from 10 : = M. sundays 9 TO 10 a.
N. and = to ) y. IN. 9o-ipls
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GENERAL STORAGE.

SToRAGE fNGoS WAREHOUSE NEw
- clean and almost rrc prcoI Near Douglas
AVENUE aass Santa re uepos cGaes eli h. Douglas
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTiCE-NOU WANT THIS RELIJr THE
~ war history complied fran Prank Ise-iir's
weekly aceoas psnie 10y tbs original Illustrations
which Appeared during the war, form au interest
ing sid valuable record OF the $50 10 lsk he
history ~ compete Ia two large volumes Which
handsomely bound. make this special vfyef. |
wild deliver the set complete ia subscribers the
asial u4ent plan OF 81 - month the price b-ln.
sid Address J. J. Jo-doI. Manhattan hosei. " leis-
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TIE PEOPLES COLUMN.
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CBoI;T TINE MONEY TO LOAN ON LIVE
- sfoes-- HVt.>. lends spy soo1 security !.
reasonable rates. h. v. Kew lett la ai.. :,
.osstf
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ZOE 81 ILL., MtsceitutieOas.
inder this bend c per ilh, per .ay.
Tor sALE-o1E DOUBLE sEAIED GAG
i rage and harness; nearly lev at bargsiu,
address &. " ". THIS Office ai-stt
Tor SALh,-HAhD coal BASE BURNEk,
i Enqnire at ZUi \ Man. Gl-S o.
I.Tok sALt-A FIs,L YoUNG III say COW
II coming fresh ia JANUARY. Gail at sls : To-
peka. AZ D.
I.oK sAI-E-2U HEAD OF NAIVE STEERS.
i our o. raising, % and = past, about hasf %
each. dehernedi Dsosty ni-n - ~de ttrfeiotds 2id
viii -ive the ri-hl paFty Chance TO Iced i0r a.
4 g. warden PLAN. 81 call II oar sits iAfni =.
LoE sALE-,A LARGE CALF. INeUiKE At
L 2!i > topeka ave di-- IL
LHoK sAIE-A FINE JERSEY COW GIVING
Il three quarts Of nliik e..st = IA be ffesh lil
- days. Apply al No 100 VET DoGglas. Az -
INoE SAi.E-swLET POTATOES AND oNioNS
l. ~ per bushei 10 S!0ss OF siot- cas- Wsss; -
siapis street. a'iF"'
IsoR SAIE OK TRADE-UNE Two SsAIED
i carriage Tot sale trade FOR ,,ssrtgia. kA-
s-''' - '''' ''' 49, '''>- dl9 81.
EoR sALf,-oNE or TIE BEsT cows IL THE
city st a reasonable yrlce. v ia Dc fresh atssut
it, Isii a. iy' soa.is Iydr~gf.e ave diis -
Los sALE-IHE OLD ACCou Is oF a BOLT
II ~ STORES. Bee the aaiiy yspeTA AitsF - : -.
l. OR sALL-oAK. Ash. ALNUT. YELLOW
Il and wsIte iaIAb-f, al Ssri0i. Car " u -
wichita GID -
I.oK sALE-EAPTY sYkUp. GRkAsK,
low O.; karge-r. isFg, bO- sts-.sl- AID
iHnclsOlis- o9 0ai4! f!4ta sss. 'sleaisa D. az
ttfiIE Co ciis az
l.'ok sALk-fREsH JERSEY co.'s. ). v.
l. - alter.. . e>Aist. NE tsi1~ls- oss q
L7oIt sALE-A COOP DIR - clLISDEE cor
Il trtli q sDBs pfss-- tsfss su"ssH u ysa 80
yaiei tAsap TO- 81 tifse = it4s
appGsste s.tQfIis .-Vis isfGI4 iEts1 ~ a.
Es4{e i.@lg 10 ssA8 ACgr. a. - BgGs,~s
siahas er kA..se- 49, a.
A. "a. oaGss.-98AF - Vf tBE I4sb or HIesii-
4 = E1nLs s@ieh. 80 " s-As4t- f-s-is.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-04-16

The great majority Of the Demo
cratic voters of Accomac favor TIE
nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland Of
this fact there is no doubt-indeed,
the unanilnity of our people in that
respect is so marked that the claims
Of any other candidate fer the presi-
dency are hardly considered by the
Democratic voters of Accomac. But
the few who favor Hill or some one
else, are unwilling for the majority
to rule, and unless the people are on
the alert will endeavor to capture the
delegation at the meeting at the
courthouse, next conrt-dav, and we
have to say TO you therefore to turn
out on that occasion. 1t viii avail
nothing that you are for Cleveland,
if you allow the handful of men op-
posing you to manipulate our con-
vention in the interest of some one
else. The wishes of the people sure
ly will not be respected if Accomac
is not represented in the Richmond
Convention by Cleveland delega-
tion-and it is eminently proper, with
the county so overwhelmingly for
Cleveland as is, that no other delega-
ton should be sent to the Convention.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-04-16
Entered at the Postofficc at Accomac
C. H., Va, as second-class matter.

Cape Charles harbor free! 1t is
not. the editorial writer's of the Head
light to the contrary notwithstand
irg, but it is going to be free-not,
however, as they would have it. 1t
is to be free, without being subjected
in any way to the whims and caprices
of the present owners of the harbor,
who, in the language of the Head
light and the deed which the editor
thereof was unwise enough to pub
lish, .can impose harhor dues or fees
upon vessels going into haroor joint
" owned by the said Company my.
p. & y. r. r. and VIM. l.. Scott in
certain continscncies-''the excess to
Ice divided equally, after keeping the
channel and harbor in repair between
the said Company and the said VIM.
L. Scott or his heirs. 1t is to be
free, but not merely las 4 port OF en-
try for the transaction of Govern
1nent business or as liarbor for the
entry of foreign merchandise. But
as noted elsewhere, it is TO be ceded
to the United States and free TO all
her people. The ''basin and chan
mel are not only to be free to the peo-
Pile, but public landing also is to be
provided for them. and the $1,000
heretofore declined will doubtless be
very acceptable for the establishment
Of said landing at the foot of Mason
avenue, despite the waste OF money"
in the opinion of the Headlight.
A free harbor and free landing, it
seems then. will be the outcome Of
Mr.. Jones labor, if the adviceS re-
ceived are correct, and we are willing
fer the people Of Northampton to de-
eide whether by an endorsement of
lis course in the matter, we have
shown any disposition to antagonize
their interests. We of course, have
approved the appropriations for
dredging out Onancock Creek, and
we are glad that the Eastern Shore
Steamboat Company is benefited
thereby. In no less degree will we
approve appropriations for Cape
Charles harbor if opened to the pub
lie and in no respect certainly. are
we disposed to antagonize the interest
of the n. Y. p S n. r. r. Co.,
until and except il encroaches so
upon the rights of the people.
The expenditure of public money for
Il free harbor like Onancock Creek,
with wharves which if rot free can
be used by the payment of reason
ahle wharfage fees, is one thing-and
like expenditure for private har-
bor like Cape Charles, with wharves
from which competing lines of boats
could be excluded, is quite another.
One appropriation would lie in the
interest of the pub!ic-the other in
the interest of private individuals.
Our contemporary, perhaps, can see
the.point.