Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.

The Board Oh supervisors meets al
Accomac c. H., Monday, December
14th.
Echange in schedule of n. Y, P. 6
n. R. r., appears in our paper this
week.
Court day, next Monday. Come
and if in arrears for subscription,
bring us the dollar you owe us.
All persons, who want to advertise
Xmas stock next week, will please
favor us with copy early in the week.
All ladies ard children cloalls sold
at cost after the LIST OF December, to
close them out, by D. H. Johnson,
Leemont.
The announcement is authorized,
that, There will be called meeting
of the County Alliance at Accoluac G.
H., next Monday.
Wesley, the son of Mr. W. y. Biloxi
ON, proprietor of the hotela at Locust
willie, fell from tree, while hunting
Saturday night, and broke his collar
bone.
Don't forget to call at w. w. Bulls
shop,opposite the barber shop, during
court. He will give you a good oys-
ter stew, cup OF coffee and beef steak
for % cents.
Mr.. f. II. Dryden, real estate
agent. has sold 4 valuable farm neal
Poconoke City, to Mr.. William II
Mason, of jenkins Bridge, this coun-
ty, for S1,20G.
Mrs. Virginia Jarvis, wife of Jesse
n. Jarvis, deputy sheriff of North
ampton, died at her residence, neal
Shady Side, Tuesday night, of plraly-
sis, aged "a years.
Messrs. w. B. Wilson & Co., have
purchased the business of Messrs.
kellam & Taylor, at Cape Charles,
and will take charge about February
LIST, 1S92.-Headlight.
An oyster supper and other refresh
ments will be served at the Rechabite
Hall, Sykes, at night, December 3rd,
for benefit of the Order. The patron
age of the public solicited.
Lloyd & Blaine, E. I. Blaine & Co.,
and w. S. Dickinson & Son, POGO
moke City, advertise Xmas goods
this week. They have them in large
supply, great variety and offer bar
gains. Call and see them.
E. H. Benson, merchant tailor, OF
Pocomoke City, Nd, VIII be at Drum
mondtown, Monday next, court day,
with full line of samples Of suitings
and overcoats, which will be sold al
prices consistent with COOL workman,
ship and material.
The hotel property at Drummond-
town will be sold at public auction
by Upshur B. Quinby, special com
missioner, at courthouse door, Mon
day. December 2Sth, next. See ad
vertisenent in this issue for further
particulars.
The Parker Hotel. Pocomoke City
A. Parker, proprietor, invites the
patronage of the public through oul
columns in this issue. A first elias:
livery is attached and accommoda
tions all that could be desired We
commend both to your favor.
DR.. Frank Fletcher and Mr.. George
w Glenn, were appointed at the
Convention in Hampton, last week
as delegates from Accomac to iool
after the oyster interests of the coun
~. in city OF Richmond, when Legis
lature meets. Those having sugges
tions to make should communicate
with them.
J.. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will, Oh Saturday, Novembel
2Sth inst, at o'clock, p. M, at X. c
Horsey's store, at Oak Hall, sell The
land lately occupied by Thorogoot
n. TAYLOR, decd, about three miles
from Oak Hall station, adjoining the
lands of DR.. JOS E. Brodwater, Jas
H. Fletcher, George w. Taylor anc
others.
At meeting of the citizen of Kel
Ter and vicinity, on last Wednesday
looking to the improvement of The
public roads, resolutions were adopt
ed setting forth improvements needed
on the roads and the methods o
securing same. They arrived too
late for publication, this week, bu
will appear in our next issue.
The clerk of our county court wa
notified by the superintendent of the
penitentiary, last Saturday. tina
John Parker, colored, a convict from
this county, died November 18th. HI
was convicted Of attempted rape a
the November term, 1889, and sen
fenced in accordance with the verdicr
of the jury to serve the term of three
years and six months.
Mr.. c. C. Johnson, representing
the South Baltimore Packing Co..
was in the county this week on his
last tour before Christmas, and re