Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-31


Circuit court commences next
Tuesday, April 3rd.
Strawberry checks furnished at
this office at 81 % for set of 800.
Mr.. w. c. Coleburn has been on
the sick list during the past week.
Misses Blake and Alice Gusts have
returned home from Philadelphia.
\ stove and tin store has been
opened at Accomac C. H., by MIR. J.
O. Taylor.
Hunting's circus museum and me
ragerie will exhibita al Tasley station.
Tuesday, April 10th.
The cold snap of last Monday, has,
it is stated. seriously damaged the
fruit crop in this section.
An advertisement of Anes, Shield
& Co, of interest TO you, appears in
this issue. Read what they have 10
say.
Rev. J. NJ. Duuaway has closed the
meeting he has been conducting at
Locustville There were seven con
versions.
E. P Byrd & Bro, are still taking
orders for their "Sweet Potato Fer
tilizer. Cali on them and put in
Your order.
a Baptist Church al Hoffman's
Wharf at az early day is now assured.
The site has been secured and deed
for same recorded.
Miss Sarah Parker, OF Baltimore,
and Miss Willie Wright, of Parks
ley, have been visiting at Mr.. j. j.
Blackstone's, Accomac {. Il.
Sloconb Bros, Onancock, are sell
ing their entire stock of winter
clothing and overcoats and heavy
shoes and boots, strictlyat cost.
Mr. T. Frank MiHiner, an indus
trious farmer and worthy citizen.
died last Saturday, near Accomac c.
H.. after short illness, aged about
81 years.
The calstata. Garden OF Flowers
given at Onancock, Monday night,
under the auspices OF the P +.
Church. was very decided faar-
cial success.
Bishop \. N. Randolph preached Il
fine sermon at ST. Georges p. &.
Church, Accomac c. H., on Wednes
day night. to large congregations.
\ class of two was confirmed.
Rev. J. R. Griffith will give hui
morous lecture at Evergreen church,
next Wednesday evening, o'clock
Admission. adults p cents, children
Il cents. Public cordially invited.
". s Dickinson & Son, Pocomoke
city, and y H. G. Mears, Wacha-
preague, invite the special attention
of the ladies of Accomac and North
ampton TO their lines of goods adver-
tised in this issue.
An advertisement ola former coun-
tvunan Mr.. John d. Wimbroush,
now of Baltimore, appears in this
issue. His facilities for securing bar
gains in furniture enables him TO
offer you bargains il same.
DR.. R Nayld% has removed to Sails
bury, Md, and after this date can
be found by all who wish to visit
him professionally in his office at
that place. The information is given
TO the public upon his authority.
The Board of Supervisors at its
meeting, held last Wednesday, enter
ed an order. that it would not allow
any further accounts of any person
for killing hawks, foxes and owls"
To allow these accounts is in the dis
erection Of the Board under the law.
The revival ROW being conducted
by evangelist Gales at Wachapreague
promises TO prove nearly, ifnot quite
as sweeping, as the mammoth meet
ing which recently closed att Belle
Haven. There have been so far
about 80 conversions.
Mr.. 0. W. Byrd was q visitor to
Accomac this week in the interest of
the firm of D. ". Laws 4 Co., Balti-
more, and it gives us great pleasure
to commend them to the favors OF
our merchants. The combination is
a good one and means success.
1lr. w. g. Smith, of the firm of
Nudge, Smith 6. Co, Baltimore, will
make a tour of the Peninsula next
week, accompanied by Mr.. E. f.
Warren. They will combine business
with pleasure on their trip and may
rest assured OF hearty reception by
our merchants.
Revival services will begin at the
Drummondtown Baptist Church. on
Sunday, April Sth. Rev. J. r. Har-
rison, of Bristol, Tenn, will do the
preaching. Similar services will be-
gin at the Southern Methodist
Church as soon as the meeting at
the Baptist Church closes.
Mr.. r. B. Handy, superintendent
of public schools of Northampton
county, has been appointed to a