Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-11-07

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3 alnes Church, Drum
day night, November
& bck, and Monday, No
! 1 so a. m, and at night.
at morning service, on
reputation of the Maltby
Baltimore, for first class ac-
sinmodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central 10
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
The tax notice in ENTERPRISE this
week contains additional appoint
ments of John H. Hopkins, deputy
treasurer. for this month, made for
The purpose of giving everyone the
opportunity TO pay their taxes, who
wishes to co so, before the five per
cent is added.
Mr.. a. NJ Nottingham. Lccustville.
has bought an intcrestin the grocery
business CT his brothers, R. o. Not
tinghan 6 Bro, Norfolk, and leaves
for that city in a few days. Accomac
parts with him with deep regret and
congratulates Norfolk in securing SO
valuable citizen.
Judge Gunter rendered his decision
in the hotel case at Drummondtown,
on last Thursday, and in accordance
Herewith the sale made some months
ago, when the property was bid off to
AR. Thos. II Nelson, is set aside, and
the hotel will be offered for sale again
to the highest bidder.
The Advisory Board of the Oyster
mems Union. meets in Hampton, on
18th inst. Nj. ]. T. Sharples, as
representative of the tongers, re-
quests to be advised by them of their
wants, so that he may act intelligent
IL, and Mr.. G. w Glenn. S. NJ. W..
requests the Unions tohave 'theil
needs ready to be presented to the
Board.
Dennard Riggin, Noah Rigsin and
James Wilson, of Crisfeld, Nd, were
captured by Capt. A. J. Read of the
Oyster Police boat, Wednesday, fol-
illegal dredging in the waters of Vir
ginia, and committed to jail by Jus
tice VIM. M.Taylor,in default of bail
on Thursday. The boat used by
them for said purpose was also seized
and is held by the authorities.
Mr.. j. Koskey, the father OF TIC
Johnstown Jew, arrived at Accomao
G. H. this week, with a full line OF
cheap clothing for gentlemen, such as
overcoats, dress suits, &c.-sold sc
low that no one is too poor to buy
them, and no one need so cold, how
ever severe the winter. He invites
you to call and see how much you
can get for little money.
Mr.. Thos. e. Fletcher, jenkins
Bridge, on his way TO Drummond-
town, Wednesday night, ran into a
post along the sidewalk in the town
and was thrown out of his carriage
and against same, cutting an ugly
wound over his eye and being badly
shaken up in other respects. He has
been confined to his room at Eotel
since the accident. His carriage was
also badly broken.
L. Floyd Mock, special commission
or, will sell on Thursday, November
18th, at 10 a. IN, in front of the Us
land Hotel,n on Chincoteague, the
land of which Eba Jester died seized
and possessed-on Saturday, Novem
Der 21st, ut Savageville, at 3 o'clock
D.m., the land of which Louis II
Parker, died seized and possessed
situated near Savagevilie, adjoining
the land of George W Mason, Jno
S. Martins heirs and others.
Mr.. D. H. johnson, Leemont, has
lust opened out his stock of fall ant
winter goods, and is offering then
cheap, very cheap, for cash. In fact
he says goods are. cheaper in almost
every line, and recognizing the lacl
of usual amount of cash on account
of low prices on farm products, ht
PROPOSES to make them cheaper still
by charging less profit himself. Cal
at once. and he proposes to make it tt
YOUR interest to repeat your visit.