Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-01-20

O. co r load of hay and is sell
very low price.
oat;onol il be an important congre-
Sontb . ,eeting of NJ. E. Church,
morninc comac G. H., Sunday
Hereaft
Accon,ae ID at NJ. f. Church, South,
noon ,t8J. H., every Sunday after
o'clock.
.co Dc t term Of the Margaret
February VIII oesin on .he 4'h Oh
entered " when new pupils can be
it'll advantage.
Frankts
will be down M. n Church, SOUTH
estb Raedicated, Sunday, January
,,raecb nv Dr. a. C. Bledsoe viii
e dedicatory sermon.
TO the biYop Champion will be sold
ON chest bidder at Mearsville,
See adveday' February 5rd' : p III,
ttisement in this issue.
Drnmmd u Grimsley, late pastor of
Cbnrcbe, midtown and Hollies Baptist
ton as rs mas rendered nus reslgha-
Crisfeld lasVor OF BAPTIST ChuFch- at
A verl
rear Ass.y valuable farm situated
60, $awaman. This county. is of.
this issrAr sale at private contract IN
Shield B., by the owner, Mr.. Asa
tisemenJ For particulars see aoVer-
Mr.. s.
come TOT j. Shield wants you TO
Thursd4 his store next Wednesday
95tb AMY and Friday, January 9th,
intends Il goth, and says if you do, he
dry cod to sell you dress goods and
IDS at some price.
needed &frove Church is undergoing
not be repairs. AS me Pain' VIII
tho mas Snardened for some days yet,
nreacb Rtor, Rev. j. r. Sturges, will
instanfy on Sunday morning, the 21st
/, at the Grange hall.
nooio $attention of our farmers is es
inc q invited to the new fertiliz-
poeon Establishments in this issue, viz,
cock j oke Super Phosphate, Oman
a = @ertililing Co., Horse Manure
Nd Natural Fertilizer Co.
Of the Ia meeting of the stockholders
cock First National Bank of Oman
., N last Monday, about 30 per cent.
The Be- sums subscribed was paid
from Ebank viii be open for business
ahe 1st to 18th of next month.
uorsl9 reputation of the Maltby
conm9, Baltimore, for first class ac-
snsta Rotations and low rates is fully
A., E&ped under the present manage
This fact with its central To-
should recommend to an
Hers.
peciaf attention is invited to ad-
giselnent of j. o. Taylor in this
e. He is prepared to do all kinds
I'm and stove work at any point
The Eastern Shore. He can give
pie testimonials us to efficiency as
Torilman.
pr. 0. F. Byrd, dentist, Temper
II iceville, Va, proposes to leave the
5unty the last of this month for the
urpose Of locating elsewhere and
Aquests his patients needing atten-
ion to call at his Office as early as
Eossible in next week
At congregational meeting of
s#Makemie Presbyterian Church last
|sSSunday r. W. Harding and S. T.
= ROSS were elected elders and E. T.
4 Coleburn and J. H. Fletcher deacons,
of that church. The ordination SER
vices will occur Sunday morning.
Judge BENZ. T. Gunter will con-
tinue to serve the people of the
Eighth Judicial Giro lit for another
term of eight years. He was re elect
ed to the position he now holds by
the General Assembly en- last Satur-
day.
Mr.. n. B. Wescott will resume the
practice of law as member of the
Accomac bar at an early day. He
gave up large and lucrative prac-
tice some years ago in Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, to return to his native county
and has since been leading the life of
farmer.
Mr.. A. Poindexter Taylor of Rich
mond, Va, special agent Of the Prov
ident Savings Life Assurance Society
ofNew. York. has associated with him
Mr. L. ". Groton, of Onancock, and
together, they will make q tour of
the Eastern Shore in the interest of
said company. An advertisement of
the same appears in this issue. The
company and its agents,all merit the
patronage of our people.
Grippe has been very prevalent of
late in the neighborhood of the
Court House and three deaths re-
ported in the ENTERPRISE, were
caused by same. They died of pneu-
monia, following the grippe. Two
colored people have also fallen vic
Tins to the disease in this vicinity
during the week. Very many peo-
pie still continue i'll with the grippe
but there are no other cases inwhich