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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-11-26
Te,nperaneeviIle
DR.. o. F. Byrd and W. H. Pruitt
Jr., spent last week in Baltimore.

DR.. o. F. Byrd and W. H. Pruitt,
Jr., spent last week in Baltimore.
Our people are still holding. jollif-
cation meetings, and attending those
held at other places Many of them
took in the celebration at Pocomoke
City, on 22d inst.
DR.. J. E. Brodwater and A. Frank
Byrd were in attendance as dele
gates from this place at the annual
Conference of the NJ. e. Church,
South, held at Norfolk.
Mr.. j. n. Watson, who recently
sold his farm near here, has pur-
chased the parsonage property OF
the NJ. E. Church at this place. and
will soon become welcome resident.
Conquest NJ P. Church, situated
about one mile from here, was totally
destroyed by fire between 10 and II
O'Clock Monday night. The fire was
undoubtedly the work of an incen-
diary, as no possibility of accidental
origin can be thought of. Nomotive
can be assigned for the dendish deed,
or clue to the perpetrators. It is I'm
derstood that the building was in
sured for S40O-about one-third OF
the loss.
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Peninsula Muruas Re.icf Association

The Peninsula Mutual Relief Asso.
citation OF Easton, Md, few days
ago paid off in full the policy of
$4,000 on the life of q on. Thos. H.
Bayly Browne, of which his widow
received $500, and the remaining
1850 was divided equally between
Miss Elizabeth Parra1nore, Messrs.
T. w. Blackstone, L. J. Guntcr,; DIR.
j. H. Ayres, J. w. G.. Blackstone, T..
w. Russell and w. P. GUSTS, they
being the surviving members of the
original club OF ten, two having
lapsed Col. Browne with the above
named members joined this company
about three years ago and the cost
of keeping the policies alive has been
less than the same amount Of in
surance could have been carried in
any company known to them. The
unique feature inaugurated by this
company of paying portion of the
policy to members of the clubs, while
living, appeals especially to thework-
ing man, who, while providing for
his family after his death, will re-
ceive during his life time very
handsome sum should he survive
other members of his club. This is
mutual company controlled by di-
rectors annually elected, Of whom
Mr.. Thos. w. Blackstone, of Acco-
mac G. H., Va, is one. A club is
now being formed at this place and
Mr.. Blackstone will receive applica-
tions and give any information de-
sired.
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Mappsvlllc.

NubpSsiEtcs t-l-4f
VIM. j. Chesser, of Philadelphia,
made his friends Of this section a
brief visit this week.
Rev. J. L. King is expected home
soon with his family from a holiday
trip to thu Western Shore, his native
place.
Mr.. Henry Lescallette, Of this place,
lost his months old baby, by
whooping cough, complicated with
other diseases, last week.
John L. Rayfeld and William Alb
bott, two popular young men OF this
place, were baptized of Kegotank by
Rev. Mr. Wood, of Modestown last
week.
The Mappsville Cornet band ac-
companied by several of our citizens
helped the Chincoteague Island
Democrats celebrate the great politi-
cal Slump on Thanksgiving night.
John d. Wimbrough, the irrepres.
sible Democrat, at present q resident
IF Baltimore, made us his regular
election visit rccently-having de-
posted his ballot, he remained long
enough with lis to- rejoice at the
great result which so recently sur
prised us all.
The Democrats OF Mearsville, in
the fullness OF their joy ct the recent
great uprising of the voters of the
land, overloaded the old cannon
that once stood ON the street corner
in Drummondtown ami when the
hot iron was applied to the printing
she ceased 20 be q cannon any longer.
Some of the fragments were thrown
to great distance. Providenc seem
ed to have smiled on their efforts and
shielded every one from harm
Many of our people attended the
Democratic jubilee at Pocomoke on
Tuesday last. Every one seemed to
thoroughly enjoy the entertainments
provided for the day. Eloquent and
strong speeches were made by our
fellow countymen, NJ. Oldham and
Hon. J. w. G. Blackstone, who were
introduced by hon. Lloyd Wilkinson
of Pocomoke, in most pleasing
style. He prefaced his remarks by
giving utterance to sentiment that
brought tumultous applause from
the thousands of throats present,
which showed in an unnlistakeable
manner the sentiments of the East
ern Shore people. He remarked,
that common interest and q COM
mon ancestry prompted the desire
that State lines should be obliterated
and that this land lying between the
Delaware and Chesapeake should be
both geographically and politically
one. The torch-light parade at night
was a beautiful sight and was wound
up by stirring addresses from several
speakers, among them George R.
Bunting, of Atlantic, and Mr.. VIM.
Hope, formerly of this county, now
of Worcester county, Nd.
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Conferences kppcfntIn ant Is
Church, South.

o. . i
The following appointments. of in
terest to the people of the Eastern
Shore, we're made OF the Conferenc,
OF the NJ. E. Church, South, in ses
sion in the city of Norfolk from tn,
10th to 93d inst
EASTERN SHORE DTsTRr0F-W. p
WRIGHT, P. E.
Capeville and Cobb's Island Mis-
sion-W. f. Robbins,
Cape Charles City-s. w. Eason.
Belle Haven-To be supplied by T
Burton.
Pungoteague-W. civilians and
JIM. Anderson.
Onancock-A. c. BerrYman.
South Accomac-D. ]. Trainhem.
Accomac-J. R. Gill and J. w,
Nicholson.
Atlantic-R. B. Scott.
Wicomico-E. F. Garner.
Berlin-C. H. Galloway.
Salisbury-T. N. Potts.
Cambridge. n. Potts.
Cambridge Circuit-Y. w. Barga-
min.
Dorchester. G. Lennon.
Hooper's Island-To be supplied by
A. A. Whitmore.
Bampton-H. G. Cheathan.
Fox Hill-W. F. Haynes.
Franktown-W. r. Crowder.
NORFOLK DIsTRIcT-Jos. H. AMIss,
P. E..
East Norfolll-R. A. Compton.
Asbury-J. T. Routten.
Ellington Street Mission-W. j.
Twilley.
Princess Anne-J. S. Wallace.
South Princess Anne-John w.
Carroll
SUFFOLK DIsTRIcT-.JAMEs C. REED,
P. E.
Hertford-J. w. S. Robbins.
Elizabeth City,. W. Stiff.
Camden-C. D. Crawley.
PETERSBURG DIsTRIoT-J. Fl. RID.
DICK, P. e
Brunswick. C. Watson.
Blanford Mission-A. R. Goodchild.
East Dinwiddie-J. E. R. Riddick.
CHARLOTTESVILLE DIsTRICT-OscAR
LITTLEToN. P. L.
Culpeper-J. T Bosnian.
Scottsville-T. G. Pullrn.
Batesvillc-C. E. HOLIDAY.
RICHMOND DIsTRicT-PAUL WHITE
HEAD, P. E.
Union Station-G. II. Ray.
Central-W. c. Walden.
Henrico-R. 3. Beadles.
FARMvILLE D1sTRIcT-T. II. CAMP
BELL, P. E.
Amelia-C. c. Wertenbaker.
Prince Edward-L. S. Reed.
Bethany, Rappabannock District
J. T. Moore.
Concord, Lynchburg DISTRICT.
W. Hildrup.
South Boston, Danville District
r TD TT
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Unclaimed LETTERS.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoff1ce at Accomac G. H., Va,
November oath, 1892:
Polly Ayres. Patience Custia, Miss
Molly E. Jones, Mrs. s. c. Lewis,
Pawl Lee, Geo. D. Mears, Mrs. Jennie
Jones, Miss Sarah Sutlen.
GEO. F. PARKER, P. N.
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Pubic AUcTfoN-Valuab'e person
al property of Julius G. Heath. de-
ceased, consisting OF horses, cattle,
carts. corn, farming implements &C.,
will be sold at public auction on
Wednesday, December 18th. on the
late premises of the decedent, at
GAINESVILLE, commencing ut 10 q. III.
Terms made known On day of sale.
All parsons indebted to the estate,
whether On store account or other
wise. mast settle tile same at once.
Julius J. Belotc, Administrator.
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Der of friends, repaired to the home
of the groon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
jas. A. Winder, whore they were re-
ceived with hospitality far beyond
comparison. Presents given were
valuable as we'll as ornamental.
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For sALE-2OO. 600 cabbage plants,
grown from finest strains of Long
Island seeds, at Acconac Nurseries,
a 25 cents per 100, $150 per 1000 nm
til December Goth. A. j. McMath,
Prop'r, Onley, Va.
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MERCANTILE NoTIcE-The under
signed with the view of closing up
their business, now offer their entire
stock OF goods, except groceries, at
and below cost. All persons indebted
to the firm are urgently requested to
settle the same either by cash or note
before the 1st day of December.
Boggs & Waters.
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For Berkshire pigs, Jersey.
cattle, Hampshire Down sheep, stand
ard. registered, trotting colts. thor
oughbred running colts, Crimson
clover seed. All at prices to suit
farmers. Orris a. Browne, Cape
Charles, Va.
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BOARDING U.B. Henderson,
formerly of Pocomoke City, has open
ed q large boarding house and will
be pleased to receive patronage. Her
house is large convenient and central
ly located at 733 West Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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For SALE-At fair price and on
reasonable terms. the house and lot
as Nandua, at present occupied by
the undersigned. Luther N. Boggs.
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MARRIEn.

observation-disclosures Der 18TH,
1892, at Parker House, Pocomoke
City, by Rev. H. J. Handy, John
Scotfto Miss Kate McCready, both
of Parksley, this county.
ARR1soN-K1IMoN-Novemb 23d,
1892, at Locustmount, by Rev. j. w.
A. Elliott, Frederic N. Harrison to
Miss Evelina Kilmon.
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For SALE OR RENr-My residence
in Drummondtown For terms apply
to Mrs. Juliet A. Parramore.
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For Orchilla Guano, send your or
ders to w E. Thomas, Nassawad-
dox, Va.
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NoTIcE-Miss Blanche Fletcher
will give lessons on piano and organ
at the residence Of her father, sSpen-
Ger d.. Fletcher. near Jenkins Bridge,
Va. Terms per quarter of 20 lessons
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For RENT-For the year 1893, my
farm in Upshur's Neck. B. Fentress.
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NoT1cE-Now is the time to plant
fruit and shade trees. Don't wait
until the rush of spring, but write
for special price list or call in person.
/ have some bargains to offer in a
block OF trees that must be removed
from the lands Of my deceased broth
er-5,000 apple trees at $40 per 100, OR
anything in the nursery line at price 8
to suit the. times. Address, A. j.
McMath, Proprietor Accomac Nur-
series, Onley, Va.
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If you want a light running and
noiseless sewing machine cheap buy
/ the Domestic of
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"M'L1ss''-The popular -four of the
age.
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"IvANHoEn-The best for the price.
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New Firm.

T..
Hoving purchased the interest of.
JohnSB. Thomas of the firm Of Thorn
as, Mcdowell 81 Pyle, the remaining
partners and E. B. Northam, will
continue the business as conducted
by them at the old stand, 5 w. Pratt
ST.. under the firm name Of Mellow
ell, Pyle & Co. We solicit your pa
tronage promising every satisfaction.
Yours truly,
THos. B. MCDOWELL,
|. T. JEFF PYLE,
E.=B. NoRTHAM.
Baltim ore, Nov. is, 1892.
Tothe Merchants and Other Friends:
i have sold out my interest in the
firm of Thomas, Mcdowell s. Pyle,
and connected myself withzMr. R. E.
Downes, as Downes & Thomas, for
the purpose OF conducting the sugar
and syrup brokerage business. Our
Office is at 43 s. Holiday street, Where
1 will be pleased to see or serve any
of my friends. Thanking the mer-
chants generally for their liberal pl-
tronage, and wishing them great sue
cess in their business, am
Most respectfully,
J. B. THOMAS.
Baltimore, Nov. 90. 1872.
We have lowered our prices on
ladies and children's wraps 10 per
ccnt-they must go out.
Ashby s Beloat.
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Rev. John W. Nicholson, pastor of
Accomac Circuit, returned last Tues
day night from Conference. He is
again in charge of that work and
will ill his regular appointments
next Sunday, as usual, at Sanford
and Guilford. Bishop Hendrix has
also assigned Rev. J. r. Gill as
junior preacher on Accomac Circuit,
thus enabling each church to have
divine services every Sabbath.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grade Pat
ent flour.
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PUBLIC AucTIox-Iwill sell at pub
lie anetion, December LIST, on my
premises near Davis wharf, the folt
lowing goods consisting of household
and kitchen furniture, farming i'm
plements. 50 potato bed frames, horse
carts, road cart. hogs, cattle, 3 horses,
/ fine colt, Sentinel Chief. three years
old next Spring, corn, fodder, boats.
harness, oyster tongs, etc. Terms
made known on day ofsale.
J. W. Sturgis.
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PUBLIC AucIoN-The personal
property of Thomas r. Ayrcs, de-
ceased, consisting in part of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Attorney
cows, carts, potato bed frames, two
carriages. will be SOLD at public auc-
ton on the late premises OF the de-
cedent. near Savageville. Tuesday,
December 9th next. Sale TO COM
mence at 10 AN Terms made known
on day of sale. Thos. b. James, adj
ministrator.
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PUBLIC, AucTIoN-T will sellat pub
lie auction. on Wednesday, NoveIn-
Der 3Oth. all of my personal property,
consisting of household and Kitchen
furniture, A horses, standard bred
Window filly, COWS, calves. hogs, 3
carts, lot of rev potato bed frames,
farming implements, corn, fodder. sc.
Sale will begin at 10 a. IN. Terms
made known on day of sale. james
IT. Iiilliston, louisville, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcT1oN-Iwill sell atpub-
lie auction, Saturday, November
Goth, on my premises near Wacha-
prague, personal property, consist
ing in pnrt of l25 barrels OF corn, 20
stacks of fodder, 80 potato bed
frames, carts, double wagon. l
single. wagon, 3 mules, hogs, cattle,
household and kitchen furniture,
farming implements &c. Sale to
commence, at a. M, sharp. Terms
made known on day of sale. Robert
u. Chopper.
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NoTIcE-The business heretofore
conducted by me at my place in
Belle Haven Will be hereafter con
Quoted by me as agent for Joseph
Holt Mary s. Holt.
Nov. 9TH, 1892.
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TAKE NoT1cE-Frank Jones, mer-
chant tailor, Pocomoke City, Md.,will
visit Accomac c. H., the first day OF
every county court, with fneline OF
samples of goods for suits suitable to
the season.
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Nudge, Smith & Co., proprietors OF
the favorite and celebrated brands
Of flour, "Hiawatha,'' M'Liss''
and "!Ivanhoe, " -206 Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
E. F. Warren, Agt. for Va. and Md.
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NoTIcE-This is to give notice,
that by mutual consent, we have
this day dissolved partnership in the
mercantile business at Grangeville.
under the firm name of Hyslup u
Turner. All persons indebted to us
will please come forward without
further notice for settlement by cash
or note. Cash preferred. Respect
full, Hyslup & Turner.
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November 18th, 1892.
Church Notices.

The Parsonage Society and ladies
of the NJ. E. Church, South, of South
Accomac charge, will please meet at
the parsonage on Wednesday. Novem-
Der SOth, at Q p. M, to put the par
.sonage in order for the reception of
their pastor Rev. D. J. Trainham.
v. w. BARGAMIN.
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CEMETERY LoTs-The Onancock
Cemetery Company under their char
ter, having laid off and permanently
enclosed their cemetery. near Oman.
cock, are prepared to offer the public
burial lots, in whole lots, half, or
quarter section. at moderate prices.
Plat of the cemetery can be seen at
the. Office of the secretary, Onancock,
Va, to- whom application for lots
should be made. w: T.: Wise, Score
tary.
July LIST, 1892.
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BUILDING LOTS For SADE-At
Eastville station, at moderate prices.
Apply to L. M. Scott, Onancock, Va.
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NOTICE TO SAW MILL MEN have
for sale an improved Diston gum
mer for large saws, which is as good
as new. Will be sold at half the cost
of new one. N. w. Mock, Maps
vile, Va.
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NoTIcE-For sale, or for rent for
year 1893, the hotel property at New
Church. WIN. III. Marshall.
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NoT1cE-Al persons are hereby
prohibited from cunning on my
premises knowna as "Bownans Folly
under penalty of prosecution to
the full extent of the law. VIM. II.
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NOTICE. offerfor sale my colt. by
Jupiter 2 years old. He is extra
well grown, gentle to harness and
bids fair to be fast. Apply to 0. +.
Rayfield, Bloxoln, Va.
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NOTICE. offer for sale my yal1-
able setter dog, 2 years old, well
broken and very fast. Can be seen
TO hunt by coming to my house, |
will go with him and show you what
he is. Willie Y. Bloxom, Masonville.
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J. III. Williams & CO., commission
merchants, Both and Market Sts., So
licit all kinds OF country produce,
eggs, poultry, game and oysters. No
carriage on NJ P. & N. shipments.
Reference, Centennial National Bank,
Philadelphia. Agents wanted at each
station from Cape Charles to Delmar.
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PUBLIC AUCTION will sella.t pub
lie auction, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of December next, at my resi-
dence, near Finney's wharf, all my
personal property, consisting in part
of household and Kitchen furniture,
farming utensils, carriage, harness.
corn, COWS, pork-hog weighing $50
to 800 pounds. Sale will commence
at 10 O'Clock q. M. Terms made
known on day of sale. John T. Ray
field.
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Ashby & Be1oat.
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James II. Fletcher, .Jr., trustee, will
sell at public auction, Saturday, No
vember Goth next, 10 O'Clock q. n, at
Belle Haven. valuable real estate near
Shields wharf, on Occahonnock creek,
of Bethany Floyd.
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Bethany, Rappahannock District
J. T. Moore.
Concord, Lynchburg District.
W. Hildrup.
South Boston, Danville District
j. D. Hank.
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John W. Edmonds, trustee, will
sell AT public auction, at Gargatha,
December 18th, two tracts Of land OF
Thorogood S. Taylor and wife, sit
mated nenr Gargatha.
The morning call., 1892-11-02
OUT IN THE PoTRERo.
The Workers OF That Busy District A
solidly Nom Partisan.

The Workers OF That Busy District Are
Solidly Non-Partisan.
II the fight for morality and honest gov
eminent in this city, waged by the Non
Partisans against the bosses, divekeepers,
jawsmiths and bummers, could be mar
rowed down to the Potrero. future of
progress and responsibility would be as
sured for San Francisco.
In careful canvass of the Tenth and
Fourteenth precincts of the Thrty-second
Assembly District and OF the Tenth Pre-
cinct of the Thirty-third Assembly District.
it is palpably evident that the Potrero is
overwhelmingly Non Partisan.
In the Union Iron Works there are 1000
men employed. Recently ballot of a
majority of the voters was taken. with the
result that Ellert received almost 400 votes,
while only Ga were cast for EastOn and 1877
for Baldwin.
In the Office OF the works a gentleman
said the best people Of the Potrero, ire
speet,ye Of party. are for the Non-Partisan
candidates.
George WINNER, president of the Inde-
pendent Republican Harrison and Reid
Club. an employe Of the Union Iron Works,
said his club has membership of $50 and
every man of them would vote for the \ on
Partisan candidates. There are 224 names
registered in the Tenth Precinct of the
Thirty-second Assembly District, aud of
that number, Mr. WINNER said, $50 votes
would be cast for the Non-Partisan ticket
The Fourteenth Precinct has always been
Republican and the feeling there is strongly
Non-Partisau. Out of the PAT votes regis
tered it is expected that 100 will be recorded
on election day against the candidates of
the bosses and in favor of the Nom Partisan
candidates. morality and good government
In the Tenth Precinct OF the Thirty-Uhird
Assembly District 120 OF the votes registered
will be cast for the Non Partisan ticket.
Interviews were held with clerks, me-
chanics, grocers, druggists, etc, about the
strength OF the Nen-Partisan ticket and
they all declared themselves as opposed to
the bosses and enthusiastic supporters of
the Non-Partisans
j. Blake. dry-gOods merchant. of Illinois
and Napa streets, said that he and all his
acquaintance would vote the Non-Partisan
ticket.
j. I. McCrosson. secretary OF the Atlas
Iron Works, corner OF Napa and Louisiana
streets, said that over two-thrds of their
employees would vote for the Non-Partisans
There are 100 men employed in the Pa
cifc Rolling mills, said p. NJ. Henry, and
over seventy of them are Non-Partisans.
The proprietor Of feedst0re at Tennes-
sec and Selma streets said that two-thirds
OF his customers aud acquaintances would
vote the Non-Partisan ticket.
The proprietor Of the drugstore, corner of
Butte and Kentucky streets, said that he
was Non-partisan anu so were the maj0rity
Of his customers.
The proprietor of a grocery-store on
MaripOsa street said that Ellert would poll
more votes than all the other mayoralty
candidates combined Ia his neighborhood.