Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-11-21

N3iuaple personal property VIII NC
sold at public auction by j. II. Tur
ner. Grangevillc, next Saturday. See
advertisement.
James II. Saunders, well known
and highly esteemed in Accolnac,
died of paralysis at Eastville, on 18th
inst, aged 40 years.
Additional bargains in real estate
appear IN the advertisement of f. IL.
Dryden, to-day. Read them if YOU
want to buy q farm.
A car load OF the celebrated brands
Of flour, "Best-in-the-World' and
,.Wintcr Patent was received by
Mr.. A. II. G. Mears, Wachapreague,
this week.
Valuable thoroughbred cattle offer
ed forsale private contract, through
our columns to-day by Hon. Geo. w.
Covington, Snow Hill. Nd. He wants
to reduce his herd and will sell cheap.
See advertisement.
Lloyd & Blaine and FL. Blaine Il
Co., are displaying large ard ele-
CANT line OF holiday goods-rrices
lower and goods lower than hereto
fore. Look for their advertisement
in next weeks issue.
The hotel property at Drummond
town will hc sold at public auction
by Upshur B. Quinby, special COM
missioner, at court house door. Mon
day, December sSth, next. See adj
vertisement III this issue for further
particulars.
A Thanksgiving entertainmentwi will
be given in Town Hall, Belle Haven,
by public schools of said place, on
Thanksgiving evening, for the pur-
pose of raising funds to furnish school
with globes and maps. The patrons
Of the school are especially invited.
L. Floyd Mock, special commission
er, will sell at public auction, at
Savageville, , p. ~, to-day. the land
of which Louis H. Parker, died seized
and possessed. situated near Savage
viii, and adjoining the lands of Geo.
w. Mason, John S. Martins heirs
and others.
DIR. S. X. Marshall, real estate agent,
Snow Hill, Nd, offers for sale through
our columns, this week, farms, hotels,
stores, town lots, clustering outfits.
etc, at low prices and on easy terms.
Read the advertisement. if you want
tobuy home or invest your money
profitably.
Mr.. T. H. Dryden, real estate agent,
has sold recently the farm of Mr..
Levin Townsend, situated near New
sfsezce,--:-------.--r James J. Fletcher, of
Enufch' lion. for the sum OF $500,
DioAoiH 1e1rin of Mr.. James B. Mears,
ms ano lnlgatha, to Mr.. Alfred J. Rev,
OF Woodberry, for the sum Of $1,000.
Koskey, the Johnstown Jew, re-
Gently at Tcmpcranceville, has moved
to the Somers' storehouse, Muddy
Creek, and is Offering to the citizens
of that community bargains in cheap
clothing. He offers to clothe you
from tip to toe for few dollars, COM
fortablv, stylishly and so cheap that
he will make you forget the hard
times.
L. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will, on Saturday, November
2sth inst, at o'clock, p. M, at Is. c..
Forsey's store, at Oak Hall, sell the
land lately occupied by Thorogood
n. Taylor, decd, about three miles
from Oak Hall station, adjoining the
lands of DR.. JOS E. Brodwater, Jas.
H. Fletcher, George w. Taylor and
others.
The Board OF Supervisors met on
18th inst, examined and certified
the insolvcnt and delinquent list for
year 1850, returned by John J. Black
stone, late county treasurer. examined
and allowed miscellaneous accounts
left with the clerk since last meeting,
and directed orders fer the payment
of the judges and clerks of election,
and adjourned to meet at Accomac
c. H., December Eth.
Mr.. Levin T. Bradford. died at his
home near Nappsburg station, Sat
urday morning, 18th inst, of Bright's
disease. aged 90 years. His wife and
two children survive him. and in
their bereavement have the sympathy
of everyone in the community, in
which he lived. He was an indus
trious farmer and young man OF fine
character, who deserved and had the
esteem of all who knew him.
D. Frank White, special. commits
sioner, appointed in a decree in a
certain suit in chancery in the circuit
court, between D. Frank White and
wife, &c, plaintiffs and Wilbur f.
Davis ct ais, defendants, will sell at
public auction at Parksley, 8 p. H..
to-day, (November 21st,) a very val
liable tract OF land north of and adj
joining the lands Of the Parksley
Land Improvement Company. Lo-
cated immediately at station in one
of the most prosperous sections of
the county, the tract is very desir-
able either as an Investment or for