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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-04
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS

Pamphlets descriptive OF the Springs with
certificates of high medical authority as 10
the value Of the baths as a curative agent
my 22-sm ]. A. AUGUST, Proprietor.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN rs.
MORsEs. MULES, cows, DC.

Tor SALE, A WELLBRED ~
l. HORSE. quiet In harness. andTn
perfectly sound. Dan be seen at our Office
THIS MORNING from 10 A. II. to noon.
7. H WYLES & co,
ie Alt 1905 Cary street.
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TOR SALE, A LARGE BAYx
Il HORSE. eight years Old lifted TH
for harness or the saddle.
CARTER & RYLAND,
lei set Fifteenth and Cary streets
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OPEN JUNE lsT.

ALLFGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
rBy GREATEST pYsPEPsIA WATER YET Dis
COVERED. endorsed by the Medical Associa-
tion Of the state, is now the largest and
most popular resort In the mountains OF
Virginia. All modern Improvements. For
descriptive pamphlet and circular apply 70
Purcell. Ladd a 10. or Owens a Minor.
G. a. COBHOUN,
my 27.6w Geoeral Manager
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WANTED, SU MN ER BOARD
w Frs. Healthy location: convenient
to Richmond and Allegheny railroad. For
particulars address -
Mrs. A. q. BURGESS.
Central Plains Post-Ofiice.
in LOS ElnYanna county. Va.
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ITO, FOR BUCKR0E!-TW0MILES
IL EAST OF OLD POINT. ON CHESA.
PEAKE BAY. open APRIL l6Ta for
tons surf. Bathing, Boating. Fishing. and
Dancing. Special rates furnished Excur-
sion Parties. Bathing free. for particulars
address MRS. M. A. HERBERT,
Post.0fice Box IL. Hampton, Va
Hp 3m
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Il. FIXED. hALfOfkIIs
NEW YORK CITY. June Ia. 1855.
BLOOD.

Is the life. and be is wise who remembers
IL. But In March OF last year 1ss4) con-
tracted blood poison, and being In Savan-
nah, g., at the time, went into the hos
pital there for treatment. i suffered very
much nom rheumatism at the same time
/ did not get well under the treatment
there nor was l cured by any OF the usual
means. I have now taken seven bottles OF
Swifts Specific. and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through boils on the
akin. DAN LEAh1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-04

GUNNER B0ARDING.-My house,
~ HOPEDALE, near Gotham station.
Albemarle Is now open. as heretofore, for
Summer Boarders. f.. BOY DEN.
q Lat
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Enccntiiary Flro.

On Wednesday night Of last week the
store house of .Inp. r. SLurgIs at Coal
Kiln, occupied by G. Alvin Fox was
buried and there is but little doubt
that it WIS work of al incen,liary. : No
lire had been kindlrd in the stove for
thr, days and for several hours before
the fire occurred the lamp lights had
been carefully put out by MIR. Fox, about
s CLOCK. before leaving for his home on
the opposite side of tile road. At III
O'Clock Mr., Fox WAS attracted to the
store by Il Loisc-;.t which tin emo signs
of fire wele discovered, but an hour la
ter lie ;.wnke to lind tile house III fumes.
Mr.. Fox lost everything the store COIL
t;linel, including his bucks. Ills loss
is about 81 ,G0U-ilsurance $500.
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HOffI,,nn-s N.hasf.

A Morrill, colt year cid, for Which
$50 Lad been offered the owner, Mr..
John W. White, died last week.
A lodge of Good Templars organized
at the Evergreen church, near here, less
than months ago has 10 members.
MI. Charles Sparrow and Miss Bette
Guy were married at Pungoteaglle. last
Wednesday, Rev. l.. Rosser officiating.
AT meeting conducted by Rev. Leo
Rosser, at Evergreen church, which
closed last week, u persons were con-
yerttd. The Sabbath school of the
church has 162 memGers-teachers and
pupils.
The thiee-mastrh schooner. O. Cake,
has just arriv. d in our fort loaded with
cypress lunller ful. HE enterprise finn
of 5. X. Martin & Co. 1t Is claimed
and justly. We think, that no dealers i'll
their line o. thu Eastern Shore sell
cheaper. Every kind Of building ma
terial can lie lad at their place Of bust
ness-doors. sash, lime, brick. wide cy-
press hourt's for boats. house boxing. cy-
press well tubing at y cents per fnot,
sap shingles from s. to IS 50 per thous-
and, heart shingles from 81 TO s10.50-
everything in fact at crock bottom
prices"
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Serious Accident.

On last Saturday Mr.. Elijah p. Mil
liner, a well known farmer, who lives
near Locustyille, while out hunting
seriously shot himself. He had killed il
rabbit and III holding it over his head to
attract tile attention OF his dogs, his gun
was accid, ntally discharged. the load TAX
ing effect in his left arm at the elbow.
tearing away the flesh up tn the wrist
and breaking the bones in several places.
Mr.. MiIilcr had The Gun between his
knees 1T the imr,all il is Thought, WIS
discharged Ivy catching lis buot strap
over tie lock Of the gun His arm Wis
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To the Public.

The following in reply to a commune
cation which appears IN the Eastern
Virginian of Yesterday over the signa-
ture of &. Welly Coard, explains itself.
"ACCoMACK. e H.. Nov. S, 'SG
In the columns of the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE of tile 9Th inst. appears Il
local which is intended to make the peo-
pie believe MesSrs. iona Parks and Will
liam Stevenson are the contractors and
builders of the Methodist Church at
Coard's Branch. The editor of that pit-
per personally knows that L am the COLI
irnctor and these gentlemen who are
"skillfull hands" are but my employees.
Ii is the Intentional misrepresentation
to injnre me to which | Object.
&. WELLY CoARD."
In reply to the above we append the
following certificate:
.'This is to certify. that was the
contractor and builder of the churcl,
ut COard Branch. | contracted to
build il fer certain sum of money, en-
ployed and paid all the hands. Il. Welly
Cuard was one of the committee which
employed Inc and If he had any further
connection with the job in any way |
am not aware of it. He never came tn
Inspect the work even. a single time
while the church Was being built. "
,)ONA PARKS.
The editor of this paper has further
to say that the charge male against him
Of intentional Misrepresentation" is
the above proves, is lie.
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Bishop sra,ln,.eu.s Appointments.

Bishop Willard T. Mallalieu, y. d.,
of New Orleans, Louisiana one of the
twelve bishops of the Methodist Epis-
CO, al Church, will preach in Accomac
county us follows:
pittsville, near Pitts Wharf, Tues
day. November 10th at $50 p. m. and I
O'Clock ut night.
Halwooh, Wednesday 18th, lOa. M,
and 80 p. M. anil ut Ebenezer, Moles-
town at night.
Parkslcy. Thurs lay 18th, 1oa. M, at
Crnwson ut $40 p, H.. and at Onancock
1T night.
Pittsville AMI IIallwood, churches
will be dedicated at Parkslry there
will deepening services and corner stone
laying. Ministers and congregations of
other denominations and the public in
general are cosdiillly invited.
A. ID. DAVIS. Pastor.
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LOcustyiflc.

a handsome residence is being erect
ed near here for Mr.. John J. Gunter.
Locustville and vicinity can boast Of
its Democracy. With Il few exceptions
it vent solid for Croxton.
Mr.. a. NJ. Nottingham has been APP
pointed trustee in our school district III
place of John E. Wallace. resigned.
Rev. W. c. Walden. after apastorate
of four years in our circnit. preached
his farewell solmon licrt' last Sunday.
Mr.. IT. G. Kcllam left or steamer
'Tuck:,hoe, Wednesday, on /. tour of rec
reatinn through some of the northern
cities.
Miss S;lle Tyler of Onancock, has
been appointed assistant to Miss Flor
ence Milbourne, in the graded school at
this place. :
The steamer Tnckahoe which has
been plying between this place and New
York during the potato season made
her last trip on Wetlnesday-the num-
her If lrlrrels which she had taken away
this year aggre eating 10000 barrels or
more.
Our people are greatly incensed at the
efforts of the n. y, F. & y. Il. II. Co.,
10 run our politics, an,i'will make an ef-
fort to have enough steamers put on li,e
another season, between here and New
York. to take away their produce.
Your northampton reporter will have
to get Mr. Dunton to try his hand. at
digging more potatoes. Capt. Thos. II.
KelIam presented the captain of Tucka-
hoe with Il barrel OF potatoes dug from
65 hills, which beats NORTHAMPTON
best man so far us heard from Ivy 90 hills
Stranger & Kellnm still hold their own
as leading merchants of tie Eastern
$. ore. and purchasers will be sure 10
find ut their store us they have always
done just what they want and at bot
tom prices. Their line Of goods this
'asnn is especially full and so cheap, rs
to make ynu forget about hard times.
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TanGicr.

The fish pounds have not l'een taken
up yet and Il few good fish are being
caught.
Oysters are being caught by our citi-
zens in fair quantities and sell from 80
to So cents per busllel.
Our county superintendent, DR.. ]. Z
,Mapp has visited us recently. He WAS
pleased with our people and everybody
liked him who metl him.
An interesting revival conducted hy
Rev. VIM. X, Galloway in the upper
part of the Island las closed. Fourteen
persons we've converted.
A large barge is kept here all the time
by the Booth Oyster Packing Co., of
Baltimore to receive the oysters which
are forwarded weekly to Baltimore.
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XTrRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
Y for the county Of Accomack, i'll va
cation, November Sth, 1856.
/, John T.. l.. Hopkins, assignee of John
Nicely ................. ......... Plaintiff.
Against
Severn Z. Bow.luin aud Laura A. B.,
his wife. in right of his said wife. John
w. Bnwdoin, trustee for the sole and
separate use of the s;.id Laura A. E.
l}owtloin, Peter Bowdon, Ann S. Bow
dom Edward B. Finney and Virginia
u. his wife, in right of his slill wife,
Arthur u. Bnwlnin and - his wife.
Mary n. 5. Bow,loin. JOHN W. II. Par
ker. trustee. David Il. Flnney. Upshur
B. Qunby, trustee, William Rev tof
james, and Upshur B. Qninby, trus-
tte...... ......... $500. ......... Delelldants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject
the real estate of the defendants known
as ''The Davis farm" situated i'll Up
shur's Neck. in Accomack county, Va,
to the payment of a debt due the PLAIN
tiff which is evidenced by the bond of
certain OF the defendants.
AlNidfIU IidfiiSo '"Si lis'NsN w.
clerk If the said court That the defend
ants. Severn i. BowIoin and Laura A.
E.. his wife, in right OF his sail! wife,
Peter Bow,loin, Ann 5. Bowdoin, Ar
tlrr u. Bowdoin and - his wife.
and Mary ". 5. Bowdoll, are TO resi-.
dents of this State Oh the motion OF
plaintiff, by lis attorneys, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this or
der and do what is neces sary to protect
their interests; and that this order he
published once Il week for four success
slve weeks III the "PENINsULA EN-
TEEPRIsE," newspaper published ut
Accomack Court. House in SAID county.
and also post ell at the front door OF the
court house of the said county on the
first day of the next term Of the County
Court of the said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., c. G.
a Copy.
T. G. Parramure s. Son, p. q.
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Our townsman, Mr. E. 7. West was
one of the judges at the Pocomoke races
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Griffith of Downing town.
Pa. will preach IN the Episcopal church
Sunday, $50 p. M.
Charadcs, dramas, etc, are already
being arranged by TIE young folks to
come Off at Christmas.
Hon. ia. y. Scner, who at Ole time
represented this District i'll Congress
spent several days in our town last week.
Despite the hard times the bnildlng
boom continues here. o re If tine lar
gest storalousrs in the county, belong
ing TO Capt. II. l.. Crockett, is nav
nearing completion ald the jrwelrv cs-
Establishment or Mr.. .IIIo. w. Duncan 10
be really for occupancy by Nmas, will
lie acrelit to the town and its enter
prising owner. During the year hand
some dwellings have been erected I'LL uy
or the town.
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VIRGINIA: At Clrcnit Court
held for the COMFY OF Accomack,
at the courthouse thereof, by al
iournment, on the Sth day Of Octo-
Der, A. d., 1856.
Inthc matter of the payment and
delivery of The estate Of John w.
Young, deceased, without refund
my bond.
On motion of John Young, the
sole distrIbutce of s;lld JOHN w
Young;-lt appearing to the Court
that report OF the accounts Of
John w. Rogers, administrator Of
said decedcnt ando he debts and
demands against his said dece-
dents estate has been filed in the
office of this court; ana that more
than one year has elapsed since
the qualification Of said admins
traitor: 1t is ordered that the cred
itors. if any, OF the SAID John w.
Young deceased, do show cause, il
any they CAN on the first day ofthe
next term oftllis Court, against the
payment and delivery of the estate
of the said tlccedent, TO the said
sole (listributee, without IL refund.
ing bond being given by him; and
that a copy of this order shall be
published once week for four snc-
cessive weeks in the "Peninsulal
Enterprise" IL newspaper publish
ed ut Aecouack, G. H. and also
posted ut the front door Of the
Court House Of this County, on the
first day Of two successive terms Of
tile County Court Of this County,
next succeeding the date hereof.
\ Copy.
Test, NJ. OLDHAM, Jr., c. q.
Guutpr & Blackstone AttyS.
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Fair Oaks.

Mr.. John E. Harmon IS having a
handsome dwelling erected at this place
A revival meeting IS now in progress
ut Oak Grove church conducte by Kev.
DR.. RoSser.
Miss Ray i. Sterling of brooklyn.
after short visit in this vicinity, has
returned home to tile regret of many
friends.
a public school horse hes bren lnilt
recently in Ki1mcltnw:,. near her. and
at its ol,ening - pupils were enrolled
with Miss Sadie e. Elliott. teacher.
The pack of hounds of Mrssrs. Ell
Fox and ". N. T'rl;ng' on gave "Rey-
nard" an Netting chase in Bradtnrll's
neck last week. The gentlemen after
the chase We're entertained at ~ elabcr
ate oyster roast. 1t Is clamel that
their pack is the finest on the Eastern
Shore.
A fight was witnessed by several per-
SONS Of this place last week, between
two bald eagles of enormous size in mid
air II lasted several minutes and ''be
Ing. a fight to .asfinisli:S ,tAtyehuried-yh their
talons into each other 81 d ecp t.at they
could not lie withdrawn, and i'll that COLI
ditluu lolged in the top of Il tree,
where they were Slot 10y Ezekiel Bur-
ton. colored.
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Grecnbackvirlc.

Oysters are said to he getting in Il
good condition here.
The health of the people In this vicin-
ity is good for this season OF the year.
There WAS a heavy rain fall here OH
hist Saturday night, and Il Change i'll the
weather from mild TO quito cold.
Messrs. John f. Powell and w. j. NJ.
Slarpley OF Greenbackville, are in Nor
folk luokll & after the oS Ster trade.
The tlag here bearing the honored
nanie Of Thomas CroXton, WIS lowered
OH last Friday, 5tl inst.-the president
of the Democratic Club ut this place
having become satisfied Of defeat.
The Democratic voters of this pre-
cinct are hurt over The late defeat, but
rest We'll assured, that when duty again
shall Gallon them to vote, they will be
ready and willing TO rally i'll the future
rs they have alw..ys done in the past to
The support of Democratic principles
and its leader, whoeverl lie may be.
Most of our oysttrmen who are en-
gagged i'll boating oysters from irwn the
by, remained ut home OH Tuesday
morning, 2nd inst, for the purpose of
voting the Democratic ticket, which
they did TO Il n,l,l. and then w;nt on
their way rejoicing in the fact of having
done tiieir duty to tlicir party aud tn
themselves.
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amputatcd last Tuesday by Drs. John
W. Kelam, Robinson and Leatherbnry.
1t was feared he could not survive the
operation and lie could not live if it lrld
not teen made. Contrary to expccla-
tion, however, he revived Immediately
after his arm was amputated and at
this writing, it is thought, will recover.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13
TcInpcranccviIie.

Mrs. Mary Conquest, wife Of Mr..
VIM. Conquest aid daughter OF Mr..
.Ieter Savage died at her home i'll Wal.
lop's Neck lust Saturday, aged about p
Yeas.
at The revival meeting just clostrl ri
The new Methodist church, conducted
By l,ev.,J. w. Carroll, assisted ly r V.
Nh Vaden, thirty persons We're COLI
ve.ted.
y prominent white gent OF this VI
Gritty voted OH last election daya ticket
furnished him by colored brother of
the "Drowne persuasion. ALAS how
things have cilangedl
Mr.. 7. 4. Nelson of This place las
filled tits season II regular POTATO barrel
'.heaping TULIP with IL sweet potatoes
rasltl by him, without the use of amy
fertilizer. Mr.. Dunton will have to
let lis hear from him again.
Enough money has been subscribed to
pay the entire Indebtedness of the NJ !.
Z. Church South recently d dictated at
this place The cost OF removal flom
old site and repairs wills about 81 900. =
1t WAS made larger and is quite hand
some structure.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

\ Hop" is to lie given at Machipun-
go by 1.-The northampton Glee Club"
on Tuesday, November 18th, at S p. IN,
which promises to he Il pleasant and
elegant affair. Mrs. Capt. Savage, Mrs.
V. G.. Brickhouse, Mrs. f. L. Kurtz
and Mrs. G. F. Dunton will be the chap
erons on the occasion and DR.. Garland
P. Moore will act us floor manager. The
committee of invitation--Messrs. 4.
Will Dennis, Saml y. Notti CHAM,
Geo. w Nottingham and Or. Ii. l..
Allwortll have our thanks for an lnvi-
tatlOn.
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DIR. Frank Fletcher, agent for Mr..
Frederick j. Hancock will sell at pnb-
lie on Thursday, November 25th, at
his residence, Tile Pitts Neck farm y
near Pitts Wharf, valuable personal
property, consisting in part ofhousehod
and Kitchen furniture, large lot of corn
and fodder, 8 horses, % hogs, 5 cattle, 5
carts. carriage, corn-sheller, farming
implements &c. Sale will commence
promptly at lOa N.
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Mr.. and Mrs Walter i. Hall, Messon-
go, havercturned from the city with q
larger stock of goods than they ever Of
fered tothe public before. The millin-
ery is of the latest styles and OF prices
and quality to snt every one. An ex-
pert trimmer from Armstrong. Gator Il
Co., assists i'll that department. OF
general merchandise such as dry goods,
notions, boots and shoes, their assert,
nient was never better ncr sold cheaper,
t. either cash or produce.
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Onnpceck.

The protracted meeting which for
several days has been III successful opcr.
alton at The Baptist Church. closed last
"Wednesday niglit-at which time sever
al of the converts were baptized
Rev. w. G. Walden left this week for
conference. His time expires this year
by limitation. He was presented last
week viii. Il gold lle;Dled cane hS his
congregation.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Mr.. Wm. Z. Floyd. will offer soon at
public auction valuable personal proper
ty. on his premises. near AccUnac e..
IT,, of which due notice will he given
through our column S. Everything Of
frred will he without ally reserve bid.
and included in tile list will be several
fine colts. cattle, hogs, corn, farming
implements &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Miss Bette w. Lewis. Leemont, is
home again from the citywith a-,ne line
of millinery goods,such as hats. bomets.
notions. g.. Call and see her and you
Will bay if cheap goods lave any a,trac-
lions for you.
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aUmoOsS|

MISS 49,, son, Leemont. has re-
Gently opened out fine stock of millin-
cry goods. which she is Offering cheap.
Grape goods especially. Her well known
taste is Sufficient guarantee that every
one will be pleased aud suited that calls
to see her.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

The personal property Of VIM. E. ia
cob. deceased, will be sold at public auc-
ton on Thursday. November 25th. and
not on the oath. as previously advertis
ed. The change as will lie seen 10y ref
ercnce TO the advertisement is author
lied 10y the administrators.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Mr.. F. &. Rowley. a well known COM
mission merchant of Philadelnhia. IA
vorcd our sanctum with Il visit on
Thursday. He is looking after the oys-
ter trads and should lave liberal con-
signmenis from our shippers.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Hyslup e Turner, Grangevlle, have
opened out their fall ;lr,l winter gnols.
Their stock is full, select. of great va
riety and very cheap. rs the times de-
manl. Everybody isinvIted to Call and
no.onc is exp 'cled to bay unless they
find there just what they want and ut
prices to suit. They did not buy goods
AS an ornament for the shelves hut TO
sell and il yon don't think SO Call and
see tile bargain, they off I.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Mr.. +. w. Byrd, of the firm of James
Myers & Co., passed through our town
this week and Wore the happy smile
which large sales give to The CONNER
cial tourists. Frank reports large
sales of the Royal brand of flour. and
that the Monarch" still retains its old
time popularity.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Mr.. Levin Fox, near Accomac e. H.,
dug hill of sweet potatoes this season
which ''panued" out better, we will ven-
ture to say, than any other raised OH the
Eastern Shore. 1t contained pocket
book with sixty cents in silver and six
big potatoes. Our brother of the Eastern
Sliu,e Herald will let US hear from him
If oursweet potato man does not take
the cake"
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Unclaimed letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postuifice at Accumac G. IT,, Nov. 11,h.
Geo. II. Evans, Geo. V. Melvin, JOS
eph B. Muont, Leah 5. Whortoli.
WI. p. BELL. T. NJ.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Rev. Mr.Grlrih of Dowlnngton. Pa.
will preach III The Episcopal Church, at
nlunmondtown. tomorrow, SUNDAY J
at / Il. III.
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Croxton. Browne
Brownies majority
Temperance Meeting.

Mr.. ED1roR-Der Sil:-The tenn
perance convention will meet at Parks
ley, at l0a. m, OH Wednesday. the 24tI
and not on the 30th IL, The list ENTER
PRISE says.
Allow me through this notice to urge
every eighborilood to Dnwell repre- sent
ed by ill temperance men who cln at
tend. e. A. GRtCE.
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Nor1cE-An persons are hereby fore
w rme,l from cunning on my premises
situated lIear Accomac G. H.. without
nv permission. Trpspassers will be
prosecuted according to law.
John r. Walker.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Persons having farms for rent for
1Ss7-can find tenants 10y applying To
Browne, Jacob & Co., Accou &C Z. H..
VA
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Kent & Wilson. Tarksl,y station. are
selling No. wood burnt stoue building
lime. at Sl.40 per bll: fine salt. busliel
sucks, $50; kirkwood flour IS per.
DbI.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-13

Mr.. Levin D. Lewis II well known
citizen of the county is critically i'll at
his home Mar I.cen.ont aud is lot ex-
pectel to recover.