davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
eamr SoIft'ans.

Tattiat 3olt- Iflsnt ri bar Sul til Brsost :
9peorasis aoli - foroi pi er Tor iniaa;
bar ou oa bit 9ipsmoo rent forsoet
l9uaes pi mob 9poen er bet aaP
giei, . mel, iaa Iause SIertet banter,
artbsr ui mob Saabet, tr9ttes et!
bet bar ban os Iert, bpis rise 3anter
bite ieIu f, 5attisoom os gei!
GbrcIten Berg, bet Rapu, iom 5oItepitier
lioet pittigt - isste ogbe ON,
gbreIten Berg, iom "ramtes" al SultitlerL
til ou iieuotes fri al 5oliets Dom!
MI Tan Ssi ps 2au DIN 8prtsang b9ore =
bet CT minore iu9rt, eno WGn9oen tror;
raar hi taloes bort til "pore SGore",
Itaar Ui nemt for Spnnerne iom tor!
9u bar flor - / arait al boao ou lepeb,
flor / 9rait al bet, ou troeo paa;
lioet funIinerilt bar on I'm frepet
men bin 8 ale siemtes al be Snaa!
So, os oisIe Smaa bar ipreot / 2anoet,
bet par ben Os ben ps Here til,
bet bar benz, for bpem on fang bldno
anoet -
ON, boao 7anmarts 6remtio tan os oil
9u er ben, iom piloe Solicit b9pe
siennem Stamp os sienuem &IRrli9beO
9u or Den, iom bible grpen trape,
Sribeos.9 lruen siennem Strio til Sreol
9u er Den, ion iGuu imelem Senner
laa paa Seroen meO ct iunot SuniBr.
9u er ben, iom 9anmarts S9pumaal tjenoer
% bog life "pna bet SCENE" osr.
5attist 5o!t = on bar Ell Sgpoiu9 miltet =
Soeora9ts 5olt - bt bar Ell @nbeos 8rait
er hi euo al StiRbneu operIiitet,
Sti9buen bar os BOG aRinoe bait:
ben bar sipet os fra Sitiu8tioen
5olfes 8illeu itgbt / Snetters Stnun,
ben bar prentet iuO for Stor o. 2ioen
GBreiteu Berg - iom 6cltets 5ribeosnabn
Sol9er 9ra6maHn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
ara Maibimston.
cuot staismanb. 5inansminiiteI

Enge SfatfntGmo. S'naHsM'h'hs'
ppIer or M zoo uiNt irif, al ban tar
parc rppe. san bill ianeipnlispis TO-
rstaoe en- tort Ssreiie, fsreno ban be-
anneer 1T arbeioe | 5inansoeparteHleh
let iaieR,
aS6rereuSe Siatfommers SetretGi
Wrttletpu licer moi frcmocIes al "a
grippe, men or M lirt brore.
9irettrr aimbaa al 2iurcouiu9Stle'
rcfien Iiessr no al ga @rippe.
Sena.pr 3rcctcr bar pGret lps, men
CT geerine.
5peafcr griip er iremNcieS baarot lps.
San bar 90 Grippe ! u%llcrprrite 8urH
"a or raIten life iitane til at tdle. Zen
umiooclbare 5clse At Grips Spsoom
pil blipt, at Siesraieutantbuiet life Tan
teaunbe Oct re9elmGSTsc ar6cioe Ian'
fnort otter Den ste Sanuur, TOM man
bauoc reutet.
aonereSmnuS Solmnn, 6ormnno a
Seuileumesfcmiteen, er psian ina a
ga Grippe. Sans 9euuer irpster Ior,
at ban life bill bliue iitano til at ta9e en-
iao piriium 3el / Spn9resieus Nrbeioe,
ipm ban bapbe pcntet. 5dn cr MI ! III
robe aar; uastet ban bictil bar pRrei
it9ri "a iriif, CT ban BOG | De iioIte Ear
Haonecer blepen mesct ipng p9 az
fraitet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

SDo 5amilieiebre er / 2ebet al
ben iibite Sib ~furiouubet fra Sunospal.
Sngen PED, DuOrben be bar taset Seien
% 8pens 5atti9uGien tommer III,
flyer "5unospallpOiteu," til at uuoer>
bolpe beres paa Omtrent 30 Berioner
eiterlaote 5amilier, blonot builte Der
osiau finbes en- iDs Some meo 8 8prn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

Spenitaaenoe Eabel piier, at Der
oct iiSite War bar prret bp9set 4,l6S
Wiil Sernbaue / 43 Stater % 3errlip'
rier. 3 Staterne Connecticut, 0ela'
mare, MisIsiippi ps Gepaoa bar lii9tn
Ssrnbanebpenins iore9naet bet liolte
9lar, meoens Der / B%euniplpanta bar
prret bpgset PC 2iuier meo en- iamlet
9augbe al 26o Wtil; i Georgia, 10
9iuier, 237 Wtil; 8aibineton, IA 2inier,
22s Mil; Soutb Gnroliua, 8 Slnier,
PIP Wil; Neu Dort, 6 2inier, 1913
Mtil; Wontana, 4 9iuier, 18S MRil;
&irgiuia, 9 2inier, 1SS Wtil, &eIt
@ir9iuia, Ia 2inier, 1S4 Mtl oIp.
MGrtelist NOT er 9iuiernes gjennem'
initli9e 2rn9oe fun 1911 Wtil. 3ette
iOmmer ianbipnlisuis bcraf at bet icr
bet melte er Sibebaner, iom er bpg9et,
% Ell Del samle 8nner iorlGn9eoe.
Der er BOG bpeset en- Del pistige 500
peobnncr.
s 1887 bp99cbes Omfrius $4,000
Wil Sernbane | be 6orcneoe Stater,
bet itgrite gntal Niil r~oseniiuoe bps'
oct paa ct 9lar. Sioeu bar gleo9ausen
/ Sernbonebp9nin9 urret meget bnrtig.
Sc iiOite 5 slar piier iDtsenbe &einl.
tat.
1887, II, S7S; 1883, 1906; 1889,
5,7o6; 1S90,5,749 pg / 1891, 4,16s
Drill.
8 1886 bpssebes S,o1S @til, SOrs'
seIien / bet ieleenbc s(ar a altIac
Omtrin9 80 Yrocent; men ! be A Gu,
for 1882 bar Der en- ltsrre 5prminb'
ifelie j Sernbanebpgninsen enb ! be
iioIte @ar. s 1882 bpsses 1865
Mil; 1888, GAS; 1884, 1924 %
1885, 2,9s2 Mil. s fun TO al be iiblt,
ii aar bar Sernbanebpsninsun bore
minbre emo / 1891. s bisie ii Nlar ba,
ben iamlebe Sursselie Milelansbei
al Sernbaner paret 6S,S00 Mil;
@jennemlnit $500 Wlil ON staret.
"Sbe &ailwap @ge" mener, at Der
ben n9rmeite 5remtio life oil bliu
bp9get mango npe Sernbanelinier eIero
samle furl9nsebe, ba 9anbets nuuG
renoe Sernbanelpltem er / 5orbplo ii
bets 9roouttiOnsepne Os SunbelsOm
%iatnius.
@n ~iOrbolosois flor Del al iibit
Wars SernbanebDsuins bar ioresaae
| S%poItaterne. Gpbens Grpbuttipns
epne ipnes at iorpses itabis. 8eni
auls, Serns % Ebospbatsrubebrii
uopibes, % De Snbuitrier, Der aIban
ger az oisie, purer I Sorbplo. .
nbpre StrRtninser Der er netop aab
uebe for 9smmerbrift, ps Sunbreoe
al imaa Sasbrus % 5abrifer er on
laste for at Omoannc &aaltpifet til go
rer. De samle Sernbanefompanier
Spoen bar / be iibite gar baut en- puer
maabe flor 5urtieneite, % Der er lloiia
ter til, of bens Sernbaneipitem oil / 3
narmeite aar bliue ~betpbelis ubpibe
for at bOlpe Siriot meo llouiflinsen.
s @aibinston % Mpntana bar be
osiaa i bet iUrlgbne sar p9ret life ia
lipeH Sernbauebpsnins. Zen itsrit
Del al be npe Sernbaneanles i bis
Stater er bpsset al @Ortbern Yacif
os 9be @reat Rortbpeitern Saner.
Den itsrre Del al De npe Saner
Winneiuta lisser | ben nurblise Del
Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
Mpnten | YbilabeIpbia i 1891

s aaret 1891 blep Der / Mpnten / gbi.
labelpbia praset 81 Miliuner @pnter
til en- @aroi al Is Miaipner Dollars.
Ia Der iiben ben lite Suni 1891 life
bar oGrst praset SsluoOlIars, iaa er
bet iomleee antal al Mpnter life iaa
fort, ION bet par iioits Nar. De Stemp.
Ter, ! builie bisie Rpnter prasebes,
bier imsIteoc ben iloite Dag Of 1891.
ps iur nGite aar pil upe Stempler BLUE
bsupttsbe. &c belsb Jig ialt til pmtrins
$50.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
Ten beiaife 6eiauot &c Shalt

Ten Deigilfe 0eldll0f Se ODatf
@oibinston mootus Iprlecen Dag Ell
Qepei6e, i bpiIten bet berettes, at bel
frantic senat baube t~ilitentt be &eiolu.
tirner, Som aouuentipuen / Gnleouin9
Of S~lapebanbelen bapoc peotaset. Is
Maeicr bar reprGienterece | aUnpen'
iipnsn i 8rpsiel, ps ole biSie maa til
itsmme be al Den peotasue 8eilutninser
iuroi be fan trade / Strait Tom 2ope
Srantriee par ben 17be Station, iom til
itcmts SeIutuinserne. De 6oreneot
Staters 8pnsres bar enouu life bar
Nnleouius til at peotase pisie SeIlut
nneer. men ben pil uoen 9pil sisr
ret, inninart be bat uaret bistuterebt
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

ringer er bet tissiaa pistist, at man
beparsr be iaarsos Dffc.rer % SolSa'
ter | FIN eseu Sar, iom at Der ! ben
fienbtliae Sar iattes bet ftsrit muli9e
Tal ubsnfor Jastuinsen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
6irnHSisbebstraftater. 6jcniio

neutrality-suspicious. ODN"Fe'S
Hcbstrnitater melem be 6oreneoe Std'
Ter, Guatemala % Salpaoor nnSerte9'
ncees al uocnri9Sminiitcr Blaine oa
nRunte 9anoes @eianoter. 3rattater
meb Guatemala MAD iprit ~tilitemmss a
9onbets Soneres, isreuo ben fan trGo'
&raIt; ben ueo Snlpaoor pil ianoipn.
Iisuis trroe / Strait ben lite 6ebrlIar.
@n @itniibiebebstrattat mcllem 81
SOreucbe Stnter % Gpitn Rica blep Den
Site December uneerte9net al lloens
riasminiIter Blaine % Senor Galpo,
Gotta Ricas piplomatiite @eprGientant
| @aibiustou. Gotta 8icas Sonsres
mna tilltemme 5ruttaten, iprenS ben
f6h Uffentlissisres.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
let bspne i@etpeu.

Fr. o. u. saaul,on. 9!eryiaAE ISIS, iiaer
see bar ! aarepis iolsi Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Strip. 2ei sr ben beofe so.
iiemeOirin ! gsrnen % for sitbnla CT Del
a~rpertrRfeligt. (,5an.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
aoneresmanb Springer tos iioite


~rsoag'Sup9ettomiteeus 8Grelie ! De-
i,ooclic. 6au beOroreoe itrar, at be
rrbuaer, iom blep lntteoe al Speafer
8geo, itulpe anbnes for 8ublifum. Mieb
&enipn iii be mansiploise Rp9ter on,
al Wir. Drills pil ubarbeioe ct alminoe.
Iiet 5clpiprlas, iasoe ban: Seq mob
taser bpsr Dag Srepe ira ale 8anter
al 2nnbet, bupri min Ylan for i9rltilte
3~oloiorilae unberitsttes. SAB man fun
bripe jim Spot bermeb ps lise, at bet er
StpttepGrt, men paa beune Waaoe bill
ri lmeiteit bliue i9rois meo Mcainlsps
giaen. Solicit uil bape npset Irattiit
% iaar bet peo min Glan.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

Sielbrn 6ragt. st suselif Damp
ltib bar nplis brast 10 prastise ameris
tanite Ssler til England. Sprene TOM
fra Nebraita % bauOe life liot bet
minoIte paa Ssreiien; De l~ebiassoss os
Iprtes al i'm bibtioiae Gier, iom for en-
me9et bOi Setalins baubs iOlst benz til
en- Santier i liverpool. Sanoipnlia.
oil Der alorts mere blips iuofanset no.
gen pilO Ssffel, tbi gntallet ai benz,
Tom enonu leper ! 6ribeo. er Tibet, os
oisie bar trnttet fig tilbase til be met
aiiSesIisseuoe 8iersesue, bpOrbeu in.
gen MenneIfeico idser benz.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
@n pGroiinio 300 frit.

SDbn SlegeuS Almanaf o. Na0no.
bog for 1892 er ubfOmmct mtO 'c,
p8et SnOboIO. 6ornoen Ell iuIoItGlo 4 &
mauaf for Naret / gi9beO meo ZEN irm
uOgipes al Gbriltinnia llniucriit,t One,
guan9eIterres 5egt) FAINT Nrtitlcr OH Ncu
IcapI, 8ytjUtiet. 5rrplautuilG. Moy.tl
grbperpclie al 9omeIteaO. 9auO, Gpmanm9u
ON 8egjeriu9eu5 2auOtontorer oGt Eta.lr
% Serritorier, iuOcbolOcr &oaeu eaorl
Oere en-
inlDjtGnOig NOrif'9 aulf &ONcbo'
% mau9c unbre upttiae Splusuu9sy 70
5aaO af allc SlaDS. 8oalaoe BriicN CT 40
Gents, men ben ienoes frit til ale iOm mo.
ieuOer lit 9Iaou Os 10 eli GeutS 5rimGrt.rt
Sobm Slc9en,
@eu'l, Rasiager Ngt,
IS. 10. L. 164 Rauoolpb Ct, Gbtcalo
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

Spite, Iitbma % Gotarrb / QlnoeJr,
pGrlte Sla9s. Sea Sro, uooroone of y suI
monier, pil til Ell big @rao pie ggisr.aa
bpao ten eL. "'"
"9et er roeu 3piol ben beoite gPehi,i, !,
ben Slags." -Gottor N. u. Greco 10,
@abaib Npe., Chicago. 90 "I
"ltine 2nu9er er nlereoe ltGrtere g.,
ueliom min Rgit; jes puifer riuaet 'ri,r ,'a :;
beu. "-9tep, @ SoHlen, Neenah, ISIS
IS ii Slar bar jeg liot al 9uu9eiooc: mon
eiter at babe taset fire 5iaiter al Den. cr'
tlGreoe en- 2Gee, at mine 2uuger oar iuS.
ItGnoig belbrebeoe. -8eu. q. SOrrenisg
2nbin9tpn, Mib.
80 SLATER of Den bar belbre0et min IN
for 9unseblBbnina bpiliet ingeu an0er Sis.
bicin ipntcs at tunne hIGlpe. -9Rrs. 1ior,
geterfer, 2%uoin9tpn, giif.
"s3eg bar pfret uper 300 Collars poo 9O,
tor % Meoicin for min 3otter, iom Inn
9ar bar bait 9atarrb / 2nn9crne; men in,s,
bjalp, fer irg fit Denne @eoicin, Cite Tloifrr
bar aIoeleS fireret hcnoe."-Ntrs. &. Sacorr
313 Cortland Ct, gBca9o.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

5or fort Sib lioen reiite Der fig /
RGrbeoeu af Gen 8antellaria meaem
Sicilien % ben airitanlte Spit unoer
ct uHperipiit pultanit llo6ruo en- lioeu
alippes. 0eune . er M atter..iporlglt
iunfet neo / 8Dbet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05

Gg" Si pnifer pirtiomme 9otal 2torpter
ooeralt | 2anoet. Sris Oil 1fuIoe DnIte NJ
pore 2pfalsG9ent for oelne N9, Ocjn, q,
Dor pit for 0tisiiSiippi 6looen, ia ifrS5
oerpm til Rep. g. Semen. 1OS Sumtoi6t
Ct, Chicago. 81. 8ur 9u crrtmoo pt,
for uGDnte Slop, ca trip til Gbritri,n
8rps., Ntlduiic, Spiuo. Dor TIf GtitoSr,
fan 8u faa oeus hos Sruo0iItcruc. g.
% GrIi9 8ebanbliu9. SeuO N0r. 81, on >
Gents / SrimGrter, for Ecnimomrr o,
Rrisliie.
=. ". @anicu,
8.18- SorretHiu94r0rtr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
Sermbamsbpsnims I 1891.

sTbe 8ailpap slse" bar fslseroe
SoerNas ppsr 8psuius oi npe Sern'
bauer | 1891:
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-05
1896 aarsaao.
"Carls Victorious Throot
and Lung Cure"

CT Gapnst Soo >,
naimmoeHs aoS
Gals % Sp1nUo,,.
Meotein, iorn0's :.
opfnnoet Of gfeb q
SEMEN ebicugO.
Meolclnea bel,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
Don't Talk Too Much.

Customers who show By their manEsf
That they prefer to be alono with their
thoughts while under tho razor are never
annoyed, says an exchange.
4 great deal has besn said about tl,s
talkativelless of BARRIERS, bat il those WIZ
try to be funny OIL that subject wesa
better posted they world find raasal
for it other than the mere loquacity df
the 1arInr.
It is infinitely easier to handle Gus
toner WHO is Interested in CONVERSE
ton. This is particularly true of q
nervous or fdgity main, who, If the opeas
alton goes on in silence, becomes rest
less and growls at the razor, or objects
to the way in which he is being shaved.
The talk takes his laild away from LIS
face. SD that lie is often surprised to fISl
the work finished when he thought it
scarcely begun.
A barber never gets into on argument
with his customer. His opinions veer
around Ike u weather vane to suit the
particular man upon whom he may be
operating at the time. The conversation
dodge is merely one of the tricks of the
trado. OF course there arc few young
CT members of the tonsorial fraternity
who use LITTLE judgment in talking to
customers, and no one is more amused
than their fellow b1rbers when they get
setback from Some irascible tempered
victim CT their gabb!e.-Ezchange.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
tho ll;lnI Of disappointment may Deat
oubacll, but there is a hand, and it IS
SO kind, and it is so gentle, that 1T
wiueth all tears from all faces.
Tho I.r.,t of Inc Future.


1t seems hard to believe that in very
few years tire inrtndescent lamp. which
we now regard IS il many respects a-a
almost perfect light. will be regarded
as crude ,n;.keslsift which mankind
awaited itself Of while acieace stood on
the threshold of tic discovery OF tho
perfect lunlinant. 'ilr. Tesla has shown
IL his experiments an ideal form of
electric lighting, which wouli transcend
in luxury AMI convenience our present.
system Of electric lighting by incandes-
cent humps ~ faf. as the latter traascenGs
the Gil lamps and ti,low dips used ky
cur near ancestors.
Every 0rawin., room would become
an electric fell in u continual stlte u
rapidly alternating stress. in which ITO
occupants woGll live, experiencing no
unpleasant effect whatever, while vaca-
olls tubes Of phospllorescent globes AMI
tubes, without care or attention you'll
SHED i soft: diffuse light Of color and IL
tensity arranged to salt the most lr:s-
urious fancy.
fir. Tes)l's watclword IS that tke
r!iGsphorescent glow is the light Of the
future. He hints at artificial aurora
spreading fr,sn Tie SUBMITS of towers
or hitherto untlrealned OF height, and ho
has at all events SGT as fur Us produs-
ing in the ar at atmospheric pressure a
glowing plane Loundcd by two rings
about u foot and thirty inches in diair-
eter respectively Whether all his vis-
ious will be realized remains to ta
proved. There is 10 doubt that they
are guiding him right.-Ch;cago Inter
Ocann.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
A1od n Nincteen YsnrA

An important bit of local history hes
been discovered at Salem ia connection
with d tombstone in the Old Charter
street brlryhig ground Iii Tie s;ater-
most corner Of this ground is Il ssolse
bearing this inscriptions:
"S1r. Nathan Mather died October ye
18th, 1858. An aged person that had
seen but. nineteen winters in this worEl. "
The meaning Of this peculiar inscrip-
ton has long been y matter for conjec-
trtre among local historians. II his
american Notebooks. Nathaniel Ha's,.
lhoinc refers to it and sa-s: An aged
man at nineteen years. saith the grave
stone. 1t affected Inc deeply when 1
cleared away the grass from the haTp
buried stone and read tlie name
The mystery has been solved by tie
discovery in the Essex institute Of II
book entitled, The Genealogy OF tho
Mather Family" b. this boo!; it :D-
pears that Nathaniel Mather WAS hor1
July 6, 1863, and was a brother Of Cott1n
Mather and son of Incroa3e Hather.
At the age Of twelve years he haFl
thoroughly fitted for college. and he was
graduated FROM Harvard at the age II
sixteen. At twelve he had re;;d the Ola
Testament in Hebrew anal the neT Tcs-
lament in Greek. ard was able to con-
verse Familiarity in Latin. He was dis
tinguished not only for his complete
mastery of languages. but for his attain
inents in mathematics. philosophy. his
tory. theology and rabbinical learning
as we'll. ct the time of His graduation
no delivered an Grafton iii Hebrew IlpGl
the state OF learning among tlo jews
Boston Journal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
Eow southern Farmers Sell Peanuts.


The American Peanut union, of Viz
ginin and North Carolina, is composed
Of one delegate from each of sixtv-eight
suballiances in the state of Virginia and
eighteen in Norsh Carolina. A presi-
dent. vice president, secretary, trees
urer. chaplain, doorkccDer and assistant
doorkecper constitute the ofacial organi-
cation. It meets ct will and at differ
ent towns in the peanut belt. Its OBJ
iects are cooperation and mutual pro-
lection against trusts, rings and specd-
iators. It purchased through a cow-
mittee appointed for tie purpose 100000
peanut sacks last season and saved sear-
eral thonsand dollars to it's patrons. It
establishes the price Of peanut sacks in
the section it operates
1t has erected ard has in full opera
ton several factories for cleaning tho
product of the farms. Us goods are DIS
sribu:etl i'll every section OF the country.
it has accomplished much benefit for
the farmers. and is likely to grow and
I've still rla1re useful The success Of
this organization shows that farmeH
call easily cooperate to their own ad-
Yantage.-Farm and Homo.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
rhe 10, Is ut Homo Now.

When the shah of Persia was touring
through Europe three years ago he was
accompanied everywhere and at all times
by g little boy who was gorgeously at
tired and was allowed to Go just as LIE
pleased. The boy was not member OF
the imperial family, but just a fortunate
youngster for whom the shah had taken
an unaccountablo liking. A report has
come from Teheran that the boy was
playing with revolver in the royal
camp near Burujod recently, and as
usual very close to the shah, when the
weapon accidentally went off and the
shah had the very narrowest kind OF
escape from sudden death. The boy has
been sent away now.-New York Sun.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
SALISBURY, MD.
Sole Agents on the Shore of Maryland and Virginia for
TTv5 A5TR AL OH

the burning
market This result is due to
dislation the highest
the the most approved neos
in its - oo;aan+s= l,ona o.cnred
Illuminating
years time ga nave en o5or
PRATTs III coor OF
unequaed burning quality win not smoke be
crop
ASTRAL Oh little than the interior grades 81
IMAM
market It is especially family OIL
We also have the White and Red Star Coal Oil 100 water
White Head Light and 1902 Head Light Lehlgh Valley anG
Lee Goals Line Cements and Plaster The highest grades OF
Flour Cora Hay, Mill Feed, Lubricatlng Obs etc.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01

The isamolonoy of the Gospel of Christ.
There Is Ancient Lenrnipg In 1t, w.t.,
f.Pootry and Sublime Rhetoric, but More
;ts.Thmn All Else. Phere La Salvation.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-01
ENOUGH!

Some people are too anxious to save
when buying watch, thinking that
a cheap one will do as we'll as good
watch, and that all the difference IN
watches is in the price. May be IL
requires a moral effort on your part
to pay us $1,000 for plain looking
but honest time-keeper, when some
BODY else generously offers you
rold watch for $3.50 and-just for
goodness sake-throwsi in gold cham
and charm. Of course it is all "a
.'tame schwindel,n as the Jew sac
when he went up in balloon ana
couldn't find the silver lining OF the
cloud. 1t happens every now and
then that person sends off for such
a gold watch, gets it, and then loses
faith in watches and humanity for
ever and ever and ever. We think 1t
would pay you to call on us and see
if we have what you want, and if we
can't suit you, at ALL out OF a large
stock of fine watches. why-it is time
enough then to send out OF town lot
a $3.50 gold watch.
w. j. NEVILLE, JR.,
-JEwEIER-
Onancock, Va.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-05

The Athletic Association of s. w.
p. University has arranged with DR..
Lyon, professor of Natural Sciences,
TO deliver, in the near future, course
of four illustrated lectures on scien-
tific subjects, The proceeds are to be
used to improve The Athletic grounds
Of the University. ii is hoped the
lectures will be both entertaining and
instructive, RS many fine chemical
and physical experiments will be
presented. The price of admission
will be low, and special rates given
to teachers and students.
Since night comes early ut this
season, and it is undesirable TO con-
sumo too much time Of students and
Others, the lectures will begin prompt
ly at 8 p. m. aud end about s p. m.
The subjects of the lectures are:
l. Combustion ana Explosion --
In this will be explained explosions
Of hydrogen, guupowder, dynamite,
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-05

Speaking of the Judgeship ques-
ion, the Banner quotes freely from
the LEAF-CHRoNICLE and says:
The TOBACCO LEAF makes the
mistake of all who urge Judge Tur-
ney to do this Questionable thing.
1t assumes that Gov. Buchanan
would appoint "pig head" and
seems to make further assumption
that the Banner is anxious to have
Gov. Buchanan appoint Supreme
Judge.
This is just exactly what the LEAF.
CHRONICLE assumes, and in defense
of our position we would respectfully
refer the Banner to the following
paragraph from the chattanooga
Times, which covers the case TO dot:
owe want good Judge; we want
a competent Judge; we want a man
in Turney's seat who is not merely a
lawyer, but juriSt; we want a
worker, not an ornament. We don't
believe Buchanan can appoint such
man, except by accident; and we
don't care to ask the people to run
the risk Of his doing the accidental
right thing, when there are 50 many
chances Of his doing the naturally
and grossly wrong thing.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-05

One of the most popular # the
rising young stars in the theatrical
armament is Mr.. A. w. Fremont,
who appears at the oQera house next
Thursday, December s, presenting
his great scenic production, entitled
"777." Local exchanges speak in high
terms of Mr.. Fremont and bis com.
pany. He is said to be possessed Of
uncommon dramatic ability, united
with strong voice and a handsome
stage presence. His play, "777," is
spoken of as highly interesting and
amusing entertainment, and it is
said not TO be a senseles5 farce comedy,
nor a wild, improbable sensation, but,
a drama of the better class, calling
forth few tears and much laughter
with number Of pleasing specialIies,
special scenery and mechanical
effects Appropriately introduced.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-05
$500 Reward.

This amount the Lemon Chemical
Co. proposes to pay TO anyone who will
prove that one of the testimonials con-
corning the wonderful effects of Lem
on Chill Tonic are not genuine. Any
one can write tlattering articles and
sign fictitious names, but Lemon
Chill Tonicn stands at the head as
ant as lemonade, and as large as the
regular dollar size. Ask for Lemon
Chill Tonic and insist on getting what
you ask for. Take no substitute, but get
a bottle, and You will thank this paper
for drawing your attention to its mer-
its. Price soc. For sale and guaran-
teed by Clarksvile Drug Co., Edwin
Thomas, Jr., Manager.