Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-04-15
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The circurt court after q session of
nearly two weeks adjourned on
Thursday.
james II. Baker died suddenly of
heart disease ut his home near Gar
yatlla, on last Sunday, aged 62 wears.
Work on the Methodist Parsonage
of IT. L. Church, South, Drummond-
town, will be commenced in Il few
days.
Nina Waller, the little girl who was
burned so badly at Onancock, on
Thursday, 9th inst, died the follow
ing day.
Rev. Milton Littletield.' AN eloquent
Young New York divine, has been
visiting friends in Accomac during
the week.
Call at the ENTERPRISE Office and
leave Your orders for strawberry
checks. Will furnish them TO YOU ut
low prices.
Mr.. Sam,l. II. East, agent for G. B.
Jones, Onley, Va, has for sale So
quart crates by wholesale or retail
ut lowest prices.
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore. this spring and summer
will find the Maltby house, Il desir-
able stopping place.
Hon. w. \. Jones shas. it is stated,
requests from three thousand people
for his influence in securing them
Government positions.
The death of Mrs. Susan \. Chand-
Ter. formerly OF this county, on 11th
inst. is reported in Baltimore Sun.
The remains were brought to this
county for interlnent.
Especial attention is invited to the
new advertisements in this issue of
l. H. Merrill, w. J. Hall & Son. Row
ley & Selby, H. ]. Phillips and Kelly,
Nottingham & kellam.
Hotel Doughty, of this town, is
again III the hands of the carpenters
and the finishing touches will soon
he made. The porches are now re-
cciving their attention
The eighty ninth anniversary OF
Rev. Joseph Walker, who was the
pastor of a Baptist Church in this
county nearly half century ago,
was celebrated in Richmond. this
week.
Our former countyman, Mr.. n. J.
Ward, NOW IL member of the commits
SION fra Of E. Wilmington, Balti-
more, was in Accomac during the
week and was a welcome visitor to
our Sanctum.
Major T. Selby will call on the
merchants of Accomac and North
alnpton NEXT week and will take their
numerous orders-he always does
and receive Il cordial welcome from
all our citizens.
Mr.. Lloyd Brittingham. of New
Church. passed through our town
Ibis week on his w,ly to Churchland.
He will represent the firm of G. w.
Tull & Co, commission merchants,
New York, in that section this sea-
son.
The boarding tent, confectionery
and other privileges to be granted
during the Eastern Shore Agricnl-
tllral Fair of 1893, will be let to the
highest bidder on Tuesday, the 25th
day of April, p. IN, ut the Fair
grounds.
SIR O. w. Byrd, the clever tourist
OF j. b. Thomas & CO.. made sue
cessful visit to the county this week.
The firm and its representative are
growing daily in favor with our mer-
ch&uts. He was a welcome caller at
this Office.
Tie members OF the present Board
OF Supervisors, viz: J.. c. Mears,
Spencer F. Rogers, J. w. Vessels
and Nm. II. Fletcher have consented
TO serve the public in the same ca.
lnciy for another term They will
lie voted for 1T the Primary.
The following appointments were
made for circuits in this county at
the Methodist Protestant Conference,
in session 1T LAUREL Delaware. which
adjourned last Tuesday: Accomac,
Rev. j. q. II observation-disclosures.
Rev. J. T. Valliant-Franlliin City.
Rev. y. ). Bcane.
Sheriff John H. Wise will sell ut
i,vblic auction. at Hoffman's Wharf,
on Saturday. the 22nd day of April,
ut 11.30 II. IN, the valuable bug ewes
- }. Hickman and "Wln. McDAn-
ie,n together with their tackle. a,S
parel, anchors. cables. spal'S. sails,
rigging, scrapcs, Gredges ana :.ppur-
m3nces.
y festival viii be he'd at the POGO
rnoke Nj. f. Church, Sonth, next
Wednesday, 18th inst. and if wealth.
er prevents on that day, the first