Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-11-14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1891.
john W.Edmoods. Editor and Owner,
LOCAL NEWS.

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The Board of Supervisors will meet
at Accomac c. H., Monday, 10th inst.
A revival meeting commences at
Drummondtown Baptist Church, on
next Sunday night.
Overcoats at Pate 4 Mason's for all
ages from 5 years up-15O to select
from. Guaranteed prices.
Mr.. james Andrews, formerly of
this county. has bought a fam near
Bayview, Northampton county. for
the SUM of $500.
The sale of personal property of
Levin w Phillips, deceased, adver-
tised for 18th inst, has been indef-
nitely postponed. :
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore. this spring and summer,
will find the Maltby house, Il desir
able stopping place.
The announcement is authorized,
that there will be public speaking by
prominent Alliance men at Parksley,
November Fist, ? p. III.
The next re gular meeting of Keller
Alliance. will be held Saturday, No
estly requested to be present.
A cargo of coal will be received by
S. X. Martin & Co, Hoifman's wharf,
ncXt wcek-fcr sale ut lowest market
price, and positively for cash.
DIR. Oscar F. Byrd, dentist, will be at
Atlantic hotel, Chincoteague Island,
November 18th. 18th and 18TH, for
the practice of his profession.
The announcement is made by re-
quest, that the stores of Onancock,
by consent of the merchants, will be
closed on Thanksgiving day, Novem-
Der 2Gth.'
Ladies', misses and children's
cloaks. jackets and wraps at Pate y
Mason's, Parlsley, direct from the
manufacturers-la styles and low
est prices.
If You ere thinking of insuring
write TO Kelly at Onancotk, or A.
Frank Byrd st Telnperanceville, for
particulars of The Mutual Fire In
surance Company, of Eastern Virgin
III.
Rev. J. IT. Moore, accompanied by
lis wife, left Monday for the Virginia
Conference, now in session at Peters
burg. If returned to the charge they
will be absent from the county about
three weeks.
Samuel 7. Ross, special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction, Sat
urdav. November 14th, ct Levin K.
Lewis store, on Deep Creek. two par
GELS of land of which Elias Bell died
seized and possessed.
Mrs. S. U. Grimsley and daughter
arrived at Accomac G. H., last week,
and now occupy the pastorium at
t his place. Rev. Mr.. Grimsley is at
tending Baptist Convention, which
met in Norfolk this week.
A thief entered the storehouse of
Mr.. George L. Roberts, near Cherl-
ton station, last Tuesday night,
through the upper window and car
ried off the cash drawer, containing
about fifteen dollars. 1t is the third
time he has been robbed, this year.
Inclement weather prevented the
having of the cornerstone OF the Bap-
tist Chapel, at Sunnyside. last Thurs,
day, and the ceremony was postponed
to Thursday, November Goth, Thanks
giving day. An extra train, leaving
Pocomoke, at Sa. m, for Cape Charles,
will be run on that day
Mr.. Gordon B. Jones and family,
of Hallwood, have moved to Onley,
and will spend the winter there at
hotel of which Mr.. VIM. 3. Lewis is
proprietor. 1t is no small compll-
ment to stmine host Lewis, that
whole families are attracted to his
hotel, for so long period. His pat
ronage is the result of the comfort
able accommodations furnished TO
guests.
The Advisory Committee of the
Oystermen's Protective Union, meets
at Hampton, next Wednesday The
members of same from Accomac, are:
J. T. kenney, L. T. j. Wilson, DIR.
Frank Fletcher, George ". GLENN,
T.R. Chase, j. C. Justice, George b.
Hoffman, James A. Hall, A: j. Lewis,
and j. II. Sharpley-from Northamp,,
ton. S. S. Wilkins, B. 7. Kellogg and
DR.. Charles Smith.
Mr.. ). Koskey, the father of the
Johnstown Jew, arrived ut Accolnac
c.. H. this week, with full line OF
cheap clothing for gentlemen, such as
overcoats, dress suits, &c.-sold so
low that no one is too poor to buy
them, and no one need go cold, how
ever severe the winter. He invites
YOU to1call and see how much you
can get for little money.
L. Floyd Mock, special commission
err, will sell on Thursday, November
18th, aJ III u. m, in front Of the Is
land HOTEL on Chincoteague, the
land of which Eba Jester, died seized
and possessed-on Saturday, Novem-
Der S1st, at Savageville, at 8 O'Clock
D. IN, the land of which Louis H.
Parker. died seized and possessed,
situated near Savageville, adjoining
the land of George w. Mason, Jno.
S. Martins heirs and others.
John II. Wise, sheriff, and as such,
administrator of VIM. East, deceased,
will sell III public auction at the late
residence OF said East, near Accomac
C. f., Oil Thursday, November 18th,
lust, the whole of his personal es
tate, consisting of corn. fodder, hogs.
cattle, househ Did and kitchen furni-
Inro &c Lie Kill also al the time