Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Coleburn, Acco-
mac c. H., have been in Baltimore
during the week.
Hunting's circus museum ana me
nagerie will exhibit at Tasley station
Tuesday, April 10th.
The revival meeting at Wacha-
preague closed on Monday night
There were 5G converts.
Ames, Shield & Co. have out their
full line of spring goods and invite
YOU to call and see them Mt once.
E. P. Byrd & Bro, are still taking
orders for their Sweet Potato Fer
tilizer. Gail on them and put IN
your order.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Quinby are en-
nected home in a few days from
cuba, where they been soloprnlng
during the winter.
our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore. this spring and summer
will find the Maltby house, 4 desir-
able stopping place.
Punsoteague Grange meets next
Thursday. ETH inst. II is Il regular
meeting and the members are re-
onested to bear ii in mind and TO be
in attendance.
Mr.. Lawrence L. Drummond and
Miss Mary e. c. Miles We're married
at the State line, near New ChuFch'
on the 4th inst, Rev. D. J. Trayn-
ham officiating.
The Baptist Church property at
Onancock has been greatly improv-
ed. 1t is inclosed by picket fence,
has brick walks and is ornamented
by handsome shade trees.
Samuel ]. Carmine, formerly of
Accomac, died at his home in Phila-
delphia, Tuesday, March 27th, aged
G. wears. He was q brother OF Mrs.
Julia Northam. of this county.
Revival services at tie Baptist
Church. Accomac c. H., will begin on
Sunday Rev. J. r. Harrison, OF
Bristol. Tenn, who is TO assist the
pastor, will arrive today, Saturday.
Mr.. George l. Wyatt, a native OF
Accomac county, died at his resi-
dence near Norfolk, on Wednesday
last. at the age of 20 years. He has
many relatives on the Eastern Shore.
Headlight.
a new millinery establishment un-
der the management of Mrs j. W.
Rogers has been opened at Onley, to
which the special attention of the
ladies is invited. See advertisement
in another column.
Mr. Ct. W. Winder, commission
merchant, Baltimore, was a visitort to
Accomac during the week to renew
his acquaintance with old friends and
shippers, both of which are quite
numerous in this section.
Especial attention is invited to adj
vertisement OF S. c. McGrath in this
issue, if you want an organ, piano,
or sewing machine. He can furnish
YOU with either, in quality and prices
to suit, and on terms satisfactory TO
you.
Rev. D. G. G. Butts, OF Virginia,
will lecture at Onancock, Thursday,
April 2Gth, at S p H., for the benefit
of Onley Methodist Church. Sub
iect: "What Il Country Parson Saw
Through Spectacles on the Periph-
cry of a Circle.
Messrs. Lloyd J Savage and b. 7.
Parks have opened a store of general
merchandise at Onley, under the
name and style of Savage 4 Parks.
Their stock is large and select and OF
the usual variety found in country
stores.
An advertisement of ]. p. Wilson,
commission merchants. Philadelphia,
appears in this issue. He has served
many of our farmers acceptably for
several wears and has their unquali-
fled endorsement. We very cordially
commend him to the favors of our
shippers.
Our lady readers will recognize old
friends in the advertisement of Mrs.
Broughton & Co, Onancocls, which
appears in this issue. They are pre-
pared to serve you better this season
than ever before and Il special invi-
tation is extended you by them to
call at once.
Levin Downing, aged thirty seven,
q brakeman on the New York, Phila.
and Norfolk r. r., fell between two
freight cars Friday morning, 30th ult.,
at Mappsburg Station, and was in
stantly killed, his body being horribly
maneled. At the coroner's inquest
the railroad company was eXoner-
ated from all blame.
Valuable real estate and personal
property, advertised for sale at pub
lie auction by Capt. Geo. W. Human,
will be found in another column.
The real estate is located in thrifty
and excellent neighborhood and an