Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-09-24

The next term of circuit court com
mences Tuesday. October 4th.
East Hanover Presbytery meets al
Accomac G. H., Tuesday, October A.
s p. IN.
Mr.. Henry Lang had rib broken
by fall from bridge in our town
on his way home, last Tuesday night,
A festival will be held at Conquest
NJ. P. Church, Thursday, Goth inst
If that day should be inclement, then
next fair day.
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore this spring and summer
will find the Maltby house, desir-
able stopping place.
Especial attention is invited to al
vertisements Of F. H. Dryden, J. B.
Hopkins and Seville & Young, POGO
lnoke City, in this issue.
Mr.. Alfred J. Lilliston was severely
bitten by cog en- the leg tn week
and has been confined to his home
for most Of the time since.
Mr.. James Bishop and Miss Annie
Coard, both of this county, lear Lee
mont. were married in Pocomoke
CITY. Wednesday morning.
Very valuable personal property
offered for sale in this issue by F. Fl
Carniue, trustee. 1t will be sold al
public auction, Wednesday, Ssptem
ber oSth. See advertisement for full
particulars.
Come to Accomas c. H., Monday
September &c. Hon. w. A. jones
whom we should all delight to honor
for the splendid record made by bin
in The last Congress, will address you
ON that occasion.
The county treasurer and his dep
utv are ready TO receive the taxes O.
1852, and will have their be oks oper
for that purpose at Accomac c. H.
next Monday. See advertisement fol
further particulars.
The steamer Tangier, while on hel
way to Onanccck, On Wednesday
was disabled by breaking a part o.
her machinery at Hunting Crees
and was taken from latter place tc
CrisfielG for repairs.
County court next Monday. Don't
fail to be en- hand to hear the speech
of Hon. w. A. Jones, and don't for
get either to put enough cash in your
pockets to meet your indebtedness
at the ENTERPRISE Office.
Hon. John w. G.. Blackstone viii
charge the Knights and Col. Mike
Glennan, Of the Norfolk Virginian
will deliver the coronation address al
tournament to come off at Cape
Charles Fair Grounds, October 7th.
Ben Young. colored, charged will
burning three fodder stacks nea1
Pastoral, of James Seymour, col
ored, last Saturday night, was sen
to jail, this week, by a justice of th'
peace to await the action of the gran(
jury.
A shipment of twenty barrels o
sweet potatoes was made by Mr.. L
James Gunter for the farmers of thi
vicinity, last week, to Liverpool
England, and the returns, if satisfac
tory. will open up another marke
for our staple product.
Misses BERTHE Parsons. Lena Trow
er, Mamie Hyslup and Ada Mapp ar
students from Accomac at the Stat
Normal School at Farmville, thi
session. Miss Madeline L. Mapp ha
resumed her duties as teacher o
music and elocution in said school.
There will be sale of the persona
property of the late t. H. Bayly
Browne, on Saturday, October list
1892, commencing at 10 o'clock q. m
The property consists in part o
household and kitchen furniture
horse and buggy, 1 cart, 8 COWS DC
Mrs. Browne also offers her hous
and lot for sale, or rent.
An elegant dinner will be served
by the ladies of the Drummondtowl
Baptist Church in the new hotel mex
Monday, court day, and if you do no
want a regular dinner, an oyste
stew, or ice cream and cake will b.
furnished you in another room of tn
building. Doors open from 10 a. m
until sunset.
A successful revival meeting is nov
in progress at Drummondtown N. E
Church, South, conducted by TIN
pastor, Rev V. w. Bargamin. T.
date there have been sixteen con
verts-and the interest continue
without abatement. Rev. John W
Nicholson assisted in the meeting
early in the week and preached sew
eral able and effective sermons.
The question, now upon ever,
tongue, is, will Capt. O. A. Brown
meet Hon. w. A. Jones in joint de