Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-01-07
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OF w. s. Ayres, resigned.
Read the advertisement Of Ames,
Shield g. Co., and note their special
sales days." January 10th, 18th and
18th. They mean business.
Mr.. John ". Hutchinson, commits
sion merchant, New York, formerly
OF Accomac, is making business
n OF the county at this time.
m M. K. G. Horsey, Oak Hall, this
jy. is an officer of the Farmers
,ierchants' Savings Bank organ
r,ett Salisbury, Nd, last week.
ale- g. Dryden, real estate
mac 'm,s sold to Mr.. John 7. F.
Unehr,tthis county, g valuable
y,merset county, Md, for
The "Johnstown Jews" are ut Gull
ford and Drummondtown,w with a full
Nine OF cheap clothing-to remain a
ew days only. Phey invite you to
til quick II you want bargains.
The reputation of the Maltby
House, Baltimore, for first class &C.
eommodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central 10
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
Mr.. George e. Bowdoin, e native Of
Northampton county, died suddenly
in Baltimore. last week, aged seven
ty-six years. He moved to Baltimore
about forty years ago, and was one
OF the Oldest grain merchants in that
city.
The case of Drier, who murdered
Miss McFadden, at Cape Charles,
some months ago, is being heard by
the Supreme Court at Richmond,
this week. Hon. J. ". G. Black
stone is in attendance at said court
as counsel OF Drier.
James Page, aged 5 years, son Of
Mr. W. g. Miles, near New Church,
who had his thigh broken in two
places during December by dray
load OF shucks accidentally fitting
upon him, has almost entirely re-
covered from his injuries.
Wilson Green, colored, aged 60
ysars, while occupying the hearth ss
q bed at Margaret Academy, last Sat-
urday night, was awakened to find
himself enveloped In flames His
cries brought help but he had burned
to crisp before his clothes could os
stripped of OF him. He lived only a
few hours after the accident.
The attention OF our merchants is
especially invited to the advertise
ment of Mcdowell, Pyle & Go. 1t ia
new tir.n but composed Of men who
have grown up in and know all
about the business. Our countyman
Mr.. e. 3. Northam is one OF the
members and that fact is sufficient to
commend it to every Eastern Shore
man.
The firm Of Chandlee, Sons 81 Co.,
Baltimore, Md, as will be noted else
>~here, has secured the services OF
H>W. E. Doughty for this year.
sne,4t.Sis al excellent one. and
eo9'ioh S>atativc needs 20 intro.
ohofe-he Is ssople OF the Eastern
orai' VIII our ihe'<sont rank Of the
Mr. Henry T. Mason y
sor Of Mr.. Z. II. West in>,succes.
business al Bloxom station-S,ote,
ward G. Fox is the prop1;etosS,
Onley hotel in place OF Mr.. ". :
Lewis, and Mr.. n. #. West has char,
of new hotel at Exmore static
Each is prepared to furnish first ella
accommodations and we cordial
commend them to the patronage
the public.
Thomas Nelson, mayor Of Cer
Charles city and chief clerk of tt
master mechanics division of n. Y
p. s. n. B. F. Co., left for parts q,
known during Christmas, carryin
with him about $500 CT tho Episc,
pal Church funds OF that place an
$500 or more of the money of 5h
citizens OF the town. He went t
Cape Charles about three years ee
from Jersey City.
Mr.. Walter 6. Fentress and Mis-
Georgia S. Walter were married q
the BRIDES residence, lis Linden O.,
enue, Baltimore. Nd, January 3r
inst. Rev. DR.. Hill officiating. Th
groom is a we'll known and popula
commission merchant Of that CITY
and his bride an attractive and pre-
possessing young lady, formerly O
this county. They left on the day o
their marriage for Florida to sojour,
there about a month. Together witt
a host Of friends in Accomac they
have our hearty best wishes.
On January LIST, the firm of L. C
zirckle & Bro, of Baltimore, Md.
was dissolved. Dir. Geo. A. zirckls
who ATTENDED to thu wholesale bust
ness Of the firm has taken baildins
No. II South Charles street, and ha.
secured the agency of Towers Fish
Brand oil clothing, as well as the