Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-10-10


For home like comforts, good fare
and moderate charges, the Maltoy
House, Baltimore, cannot be sur
passed.
DR.. Oscar F. Byrd, Temperance
VILE. leaves next Monday, on @ bust
ress trip TO Baltimore, to be absent
uniil ed inst.
Rev s. L. Grimsley. for na"'y Of
Chinco9eagne. has been eng gea as
,,astorof .-oliies and Drunnno ndtCwn
Baptist Churches.
Miss Margaret r. Kellam was taken
to asylum At Williamsburg, Thurs
day morning. by Mr.. Sweeney, ines
senger from til:;t institution.
You can buy good dinner cheap.
and !, fine oyster stew or broiled
steak for 81 cents at Bundick's res
taurant any c;,y,while i'll attendance
AT court.
Rev. FLOYD /. kurtz, former editor
OF the Eastern Shore Herald, was eN-
;:l;iincd AID licensed TO preach the
{ oslei, Ey East Hanover lrcsbytery,
last week.
The announcement is authorized
l:v ,iessrs. t. H. hepaer & CO., COM
luission merchants. Baltimore, that
they have no representative at Oman
cock at present.
Mr.. Calvin Eror, sn inlrate Ct the
lunatic asylum Il Williamsburg, re-
turned TO that institution yesterday.
his leave of absence having expired.
headlight, 7th.
Mr.. VIM. .Wcscott, assistant keep
or OF Old Plantation Flat Light, while
ont driving Saturday night was run
into by some person unknown To him
near Eastvnle, and had his leg broken.
Nir. Edward Gusts. . worthy citi-
zen Of lofty christian character, died
at his homo IN Slufhllill Neck, OF pa
1a'vsis. On Thursday Of last week,
aged seventy four Years.
Mr.. George H. Readand wife. Reads
wharf, left last week for a tour OF sew
cral weeks, for Baltimore, Phila6el-
rhia. New York, Niagara Falls and
othtr points of interest North.
Especial attention is invited to adj
vertiSement of Ashby & BclOat, in
this Issue. Large stock, great variety,
lowest prices are some of the attrac-
tons to be offered to purchasers.
a fair will be held at Hunting
Creek NJ. p. Church. on Tuesday, Dc
icber 10Th, beginning ut p. III. Con-
fectionery, ice ere am. toys and falcy
articles will be sold. Supper and cys
iefs to Ec served at moderate rates.
Major Mann Page, President of III {
Farmers Alliance OF Virginia, will
deliver an address at Belle Haven.
Wednesday, October 18th. 2 p. III. a
cordial invitation is extended to the
ublic to be present on the occasion
Hon. r. H. Ccrdwt II. of Richmond
Will addiess the citizens of North
;-ppton, at Eastville, next Monday,
court day. Tie gentleman is forci-
lie and eloquent speaker, and should
lave a large audience TO hear him on
The occasion.
Dr. John w. Bowdoin, of Accomac,
was present last week at the confer
ence in Norfolk, Of Hon. J. Taylor
Ellyscn, State Chairman Of the Dem
ccratic party, with the various coun-
~ ciair1ner Of first and second con-
eressional districts.
Mr.. H. It. Mason, Of the firm of
Pare & Mason, Parkslev, returns
from the city to day, with very
large and select stock of goods, which
will lie open and ready for the in
spection OF all who want goods at
lowest prices, On next Monday.
Capt. O. a. Browne. advertises the
farm Mt. GUSTS for rent for the year
1892 This is one of the very best
farms on the Eastern Shore, and
there is none that surpaSs it for
trucks. especially sweet potatoes.
The right man can make money on
this farm.
Three valuable farms are adver-
tired for sale at private contract in
This issue by Mr. +. H. Dryden, and
the description ard prices can hard
j. fail to strike the reader, that there
is a bargain in them. If you want to
buy a desirable home, you should
confer with him IL regard to same.
Mr.. +. T. Parks will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
Monday, October Goth, 1891, court
day, at p. M, his storehouse, dwell
ling and lot situated in Drummond-
town. Possession OF storehouse given
ilnmediatelv-of dwelling January
lst., 1859. Terms will he liberal and
made known on day Of sale.
The firm of West, Willis & Wyatt,
Belle Haven, has been dissolved by
mutual consent The store at Eelle
Haven in the future will be conduct
ed under the style Of Willis & Wyatt,
and store at Willis wharf, under the
style Of j. NJ. West g. Co. a change
in their business makes it necessary
for parties indebted to them to settle
up and the same is requested with
out delay.
Geo. G.. Kelly, convicted of assault
and battery and sentenced on Sd
day of July, last, by the county court
to a term OF six months in jail and to
pay q fire of $500 and cost of prose
cution, the same being in accordance
with the verdict of jury, was, on 9th
inst, after serving out three months
and two days OF said term and llaN-
ing paid fine and costs, pardoned by
the Governor.
e. T. Parks & Co, Parksley, have
lust received q large stock of building
material from the West, the largest
and most complete in many lines ever
brought to the Eastern Shore. The
firm buys by the car load only and
sells by the wholesale to many points
Ix-i,o h1It olOpcr tho