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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25

Bostonian-The average Bostonian-
New Yorker-I beg your pardonl tn ought
they were all above the average,-Puck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-25

Humperdinck's "Hsnsel and Gretel" has been
performed in the Swedish language at the
Royal Theater in Stockholm with enormous
success-and still the American production of
this operate sensation tarries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

ple rns5e Scores o e il sTits q 81
J-.-sselss and ooDgDsreo
The burs Rqss OTzIiOns usrs f1ii q
brad jokss sud inDooEut fun - Ffsbs
Dsvsy and r HOf-r sud usTe b-sr1iiy
sj5ysd, - wss PfOf. NOEris's singiog-
The d essiou = the jOdges a. 70 the
ehGrA ters 6e-eTviBg TIE pIiz-s = ~ fol
iows:
Bsss crowd 1t pre-, IDdizn travel
IN; ID, eOW boye; 81, artiiiery.
Mot oEfzlDAl-lst przs, ssleD bog
ID prizs, giraffe; 81 prize, PrUfessor
NO1Bs.
Funnies1 cnsrss t=r-lsi prize. Q1stn
IA; % prize, Doukey OF h0fs-bscs; 81
priLs, O,s O.soz-
Ths fireworks 81 nisbt we're also e0'
down 70 . nliLimUm On seey7Di Of tbs
eel weather and u4uy t.sui,lu. piece
oould Dot u cred "A Al siL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
PERSONALS

~. Lutz. Of EIys3-. w4s @sisfl-
visitor today.
Hon. G. y. MoyFes Ess tss orstDr d
tbs day ~ Albany.
Gsseon ssolz seat g. P,,siand q
the morning i0csL
Geo. Collins went % PJ,.haf "
the morning Overland.
Dr. J. ". aud &. Kss8s cane dJw
or the morning overland
Mrs. &. z. W0lvsfJgn "a. pEss g..
ger fof Albany this mgrninz.
A. r. Smith and La Adams u -
veFtou, we're 10 tue esty tOdsy.
Col. r. V. Drake, q P0rslsnd, Ba-
IN the city today % legal businass.
ZAdoc Riggs S4s passenger " Bort
land on the SAlem local this moruiDg.
Chester Murphy Was = pzsssngsr q
Portland on tbs salem local this morn
ing.
Nlhs Abbie Elklns o. Dallas, VA ~
the city Thursday tue gusst Of Aiss
Med4 Holman.
Mlas Ada Irwin returned Wednes-
dsy evening from extsndsd Walt with
reiasivss In Seattle.
F1nnk TOeyes has gone on ~ city
editor Of the Post. He u bright aud
popular Local man.
Captain DwiTe Of the asylum force
hns returned 10 the Cottage farm work
wbsre he "a D0aa painter.
Mia A. 4. Tower, and Aiss &, l..
t,taaau went 10 Portland on the
! O'Clock local this morning.
James Mcintyre u Oregon City, yis,
tied with Salem friends Thursday
Fssarning hoIne this morning.
naperintsndsnt 4. y. Gilbert, Of thf
state psnilsntlafy. sAs q passenger ~
Portland on the morning local.
Mn. Frank Anfys aud lttls ebiidrsn
lsft Oh tbs fsalsm local tbis morning
foF kslso, Wa, on visit W ifisnas
Ibylssrt THOMPSON, u Portland, sIsnl
fbs Fourth with his family Ia this eiiy
EslnfBlng " lhs mstTololis on ths
! v'cloek Iocal
4 \. w. heillsmisT, u W00dbuIu, tooi
4 Ia fhs nslsal oslsbfsii0n yesisidsy
fstsfniDa home on ths halsni iocal
shis D,osning
afias I.eaTs neb0ti sbo has bssu en'
esgsd 10 ths biilinsFy baslasss -
Foftlana fog tas gel fsw months, is w.
4 flas eliy ylslilHg her sister, @fs J. J.,
Mlisiasil, sn sssi Cyufl Fifssi.
~. To rnllh Jf, and Fsul hsp'
eas, seat ~ Fgltlsad on tbs . grifss
ogalsHd. Fsgl Hili tsks psff ~ ihs
I gaees ll.sIs iasisy, ~ win sisg Waii
Nhlpg whe seat aeWn Wsanssis5
eiisgs0sn. isalsn sill is ssii islfs
spetad
glaa. 0ss n nfeNHsll sss ia lhf
sllg ia,asy, snfsglf - W's'al'i'H ssa
i1llfataa. 90 asigsfpd fo9tb "a
49, egaliena ~ ihfes lisfss ~ iisfhs'
l,as esasig sna y SID ~ " esi'al'
aals ~ epsafsas
A.. ~. Hsaahan n hpiisFll.s e. D.
sSnsisn. "a Falisna las iHet, a inaf'
..snaseea. q W Malfs sHa Hiif "a
mntntia A. fsiifpsl ~ aHaf
,sssl !. n Aissssasf, "a iRdfishef
htaa. M B hinanifsH ~ flekfiHl st'a
Hssat l.lsaas - huHHspsib Hsis lH
~ sig 1hsfsasy Esssls q ii's " aills'
k..a,ta.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
Az ATTEl<PTED RoBsKzY-wbns

Az ATTKNPTED RoBBKET-Wbiie
siaDoing ~ the corner q Com and
= mmsfciai streets Thursday morning
rIeEing the parade as Il passed that
oiDt, &iss Myrtle, the daughter q
J0stics JOhnsyn, came DesT Ioosibg =
lzDosO1Ds gold watch. A rough Iook-
ug man gTsbbsd the watch and bad it
u bssn securely fastened, EO0ld surely
ave escaped with u. Bei0g badly
ghteHsd MiEs Jghnson seEezassc
hers7pOn the so1id-be pies poke
s8 disappeared 90 The crowd.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
Fruit Celebration

Ihsi 3 sbsi aaHasiHans y hslaiei
sislB asg 0iasfs ~ wlls b.seslsi
nss iasssa ssa esifiilig lsssless
F,s,lblss n lbs bpll sss flsssg
ass w h asls 90 Hlslf q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
NV hOylsTlstslsrA

4 or. ~TAFEu uR priLEh -oa uafain.
Z N lslf 4 ~ ~ ssfttg ~ Ahsstls y
w iSs'issa = - Z So 49, y ''''
lIAkFfh Taun lNfns kfa raDtt AZ
~ - a. hslfis siu teia $50 n
Rst4f F.ggs af en- ls,e l.
~ Nshf taN ftaltff $3.50 I'll 90. -
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n t.ss.siss s.. !. ..l.is.st 4.
sfes fHNf aHa FHH ts5 ~ lef affa f
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= islI lasa.ifa II III asN
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~ k ,ss's' s''ssi y ~ tfil lssss l.'.s
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fets N. # 'Fo'lfge. 4"
MYflmi isis @sat ~
rFlfuft hffsiFlH tauHs Easel
ssisl ~ lssEfse
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

a NICE LITTLE TALE When .
ser ieiis you be hss brsnd q soaI
.1st a. gnod" as that from the 5sieD
zap d Chemical works. turn you
JzcK on biIs. The prOduci u the "a
em soap & Chemical works has u
.periOr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
NEW BOOKS
rreT y K1CElFgJ ~
DEARDORN'S BOOK STORE

sgTzies Ff1sn esssf @-ly -ir Efwsfe r liFeL
asff.e Ia igsFsaas1f ~ t1s D-f tieas' ~ a
fEgEg lfgpe
ssrFe f1fse1 -f5y goan = se1 1flcz = Dgf
"a Il = salas 81 al - ~ 8 sttay.9 Eyp
lefrsflei no r.. c4--t5F gsrsr1s = 4ct-la.s
- ~ Msslgf - = LsEgHsl
u - 80 It ts-fs r-fl7 II hq-y B
sIass ffsesa.sss. T--ly - -iseli 4-rae
ssIll. TrrSsi ~ fsls EElf1 --Dg Bll IN , "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY 70 TIOLEDO, -
Lucas COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes cath that
be il the senior partner Of the firm Oi
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business ir
tue city II TOledo, county and sjst
aforesaid, and tbst aid firm viii pss
the sum Of Que hundred dollars fo-
each and every csse u cataTrn That cal
Net be cured by the use Of Halls Cat
arb Cure.
FkANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before u.e aud subscribe,
10 NV presence, this 8 b day Of Decem
Der, A. u. 1886.
g A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Publ
Hsll'zCaiaTh. Cure is token internally
And scis directly OH The b.O0d aud mu-
oous surfaces 4 the ,ys I'm. -eud 10
testimonials, free
r. J. CHENY & co., Toledo, o
b1C Sold by druggists. 75c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
Children Cry foI
Pitchers CastoTla.
Brof. g. z. wsimsr.

Brof. 3. q. Weimsr.
late d the Rah conservatory, Frank
fort on the Main, has opened clAss in
Ssiem for instructions on the plano,
sTzan, vislln, mandolin, thofough-bass
and harmony. Terms reasonable.
Call Al VINE music store near post
once 5-2l n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

IHE CELEBEATI0x-HAs a graDc
Ies~-s aud We are very sueczssf1l ii
-liirg our lOH priced clDtbiDR.
s'er1 people know where ta get their
1oaey's worth. O. w. johnson q
31u.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

OLIVE LoDGE-S No Is, l. o. .. r
ill Install their officers for the ebsU-
= term on Eaturoay night Tb'
-puty grand master viii be preseL'
.-d sc1 a. the installing officer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

4 number Il sUbscfibers have rushed
% sod paid up for their JOURsALs
siDos they do not want 10 be pat 10 any
trouble hunting the editor hereafter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

sinknD DISPLAY 80 rAhhHOik
AZ masb Hss Dsau sinaaH sna
,pss lsiefs
Anash ssg'hgf EihFhs'i's 'l'' -
$50 sllN s,ans ~ ~
flsaig " asaks alt lsii MI hsl
~ neeh ieahsi
ufNps fphhiriiihp 'i''llm
u ials ppt ~ sasi slsaes -
,.ass - sl,lgls ssetwfsf hsis flf
4 f.sslsa sspms ge.,s A. " ief
,.sals ssniasl aHasgvssl ~ pall
us mii isn sse ss ~ he
s..l.ls n sl'ss ssas
NiLf.ls blpin 4 tW
ihsnu G..nli ssa iilsflg sysss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
THE LITTLE JHJNG )

THE LITTLE JHJAG u
of this trOrId are rh0t make
life irOFtH HriHg. Miller,
the odd Cent Grocer, makes
n specially Of the little
things in his line. In Jdct.
he can please yOu and sdre
you money on anything, big
or little.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
oonntY TreaauTsra Hotlee.

NHHWEV NTNhHHTN NVEINNI
OFFlCE COukTY tREAbghEh,
hAuon tiuuutys
hOiios " hereby given that have
funds in hand a. pay All warrants Oui.
standing ~ b. AuR4i, 1874 and that
iutsfnsi is stopped pn tia sans from
data.
gAsFEH MiRfu,
Marion toupty ifeasursf
salsig, Jglyli bls 30
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

salem POpuilsts say several thousand
attended the Turner cslebrstiOn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

kiuoiig ~ Iaf 0sni diso,upi 90 Shoes
u ihs Colpnilis Nbos riofs, ils Fists
siftff ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
GREAT FAVORITES.

The /dHcD hdH rdcL's Mdt
0e shOw are mating ~ OOOd
Impression on the pnbiic.
Ne are duplicating Orders
riDht diOnG
KELLER a. SONS,
REQ rSfGfe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer la Groceries, Paints,
oils, window Glass, yarnlshes
and the most complete stock OF
brushes OF all Hin Is Ia the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
,lnesl quality ol Grass SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

fon hALE Al Crescent bioycis ~
go iieh ~ fufs Apliy a. a.
iiuEhts ieufnsl snlar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

stayton no0r-Bsnsou d Go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

fHhiiB hHs 3 iaa Nfrf 30 10 iHN
800. asNsi isd has lnaiHfsiiRh anA
dlalafsla IN ilffH II ~ mHsNlf
fNie 10 dlsss n fsffs nuff Hif
all hsis AlU ul lsftH NHfH Gees
iaf sAlg NtFs knd hlansf epIs wf
mil 49, laalilfF FHafsNiff Fnu
llAsl n.la ~ lfsHH a hf'sltf -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

stmIdni4 ~ alaeaas Al sac $40
nfts Il slil nnfislHlf ~ fFllsfsd hg
pafAa hufr sfrs 1nsi heaaaehf
l.affheils snd ilitd frFilns nsais fffnl
ihr tsmf esuss Afi a. rsikT hsn
b aff a. iss ht8 ahd kidhtys pnes
& ! ~. ga - lAun a niiakf lHfR
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Eastern Shore Boats Reported.

The following Eastern Shore boats
have been reported to the custom
house at Onancock, by Capt. Hall, of
revenue cutter Crawford, for violating
custom regulations:
Schooner Geo. F. Wright, for not
producing papers on demand-pen-
atty $50.
Schooner J. Thomas Gibbons for
being under way after dark without
lights-penalty 5000; for having on
board an expired license not surren-
dered-penalty $50; and for having
no name on stern and bows-penalty
$50.
Schooner Mamie, being under way
after dark without lights-penalty
5000; because name of acting captain
did not appear in papers-penalty
$40.
Schooner Thomas B. Hambleton,
for having no deck lights and no GER
tificates on entrance to crew quarters
maximum penalty $500.
Schooner Flying Cloud for same
ofrense as Hambleton and same pen
atty.
Schooner Nellie Bly,, for being un-
der way without lights after dark
penalty 5000.
Schooner Ellen Matilda, for having
no name on bows-penalty $50.
Sloop Susan, for having no name
on one bow-penalty $40.
Sloop Twilight, for being under
way after dark without lights-penal-
ty 5000; for not having net tonnage
cut on main beam-penalty $50.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Conference Appointments,

The following appointments were
made for the Eastern Shore District,
for the coming year, by the Annual
Conference of Virginia, which ad-
journed on Wednesday:
Presiding Elder-W. P. Wright.
Cape Charles City-Asa Driscoll.
Franktown-N. II. Robertson.
Capeville-W. R. Crowder.
Belle Haven't. l.. Bray.
Wachapreague and Cobb's Island
E E Howell.
Pungoteague-J. R. Griffith.
Onancock-G. E. Booker.
Accomac G. H.-George W. Jones.
Onley and Locustville-L. D. Hill.
Acco1nac-E. F. Garner.
Atlantic-J. G. Watson.
Guilford-J. R. Sturgis.
Sykes Island-M. l.. Williams.
Wicomico-C. H. Galloway.
Berlin-F. w. Davis.
Salisbury-H. E. johnson.
Cambridge Station-R. H. Potts.
Cambridge Circuit-A. A. Whit
more.
Dorchester-A. A. Jones.
Hooper's Island-J. B. Hozier.
Conference Missionary Secretary
]. w. Bledsoe.
Other appointments of interest to
our people:
Smithfield-W. F. Hayes.
Albemarle-D. G.. G. Butts.
Matthews-R. A. Compton.
Amherst G. Bergman.
Nottoway and Blackstone-J. NJ.
Anderson.
North Mecklenburg-D. J. Trayo
ham.
Petersburg-W. c. Walden.
Wakefield. T. Moore.
West Brunswick. W. Nicholson.
Portsmouth,. T. Bosnian.
Fox Hill-V. W. Bargamin.
South Norfolk-C. D. Crawley.
East Norfolk-J. D. Hank.
Churchman's. S. Lambeth.
Bowling Green-R. F. Waterfeld.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
MOdestCWlf.

Capt. Price has removed to Stock
ton, and we will miss his bright
children from school and infant class.
Mr.. John D. Wimbrough is visiting
his old home. He wears specs like a
Judge, but he is the same John we
have loved for years.
Rev. w. w. Wood has baptised SO
far twelve converts of the recent
meeting. He breaches this week at
Easton, Md. Rev. W. Fl. Savage,
pastor.
Mr.. Hopkins collected here last
Saturday over $500 of taxes. Nobody
believes the cry of hard times. PEG
pie say Mr.. Hopkins is a clever gen.
tleman to deal with.
The Young Peonle's Missionary
meeting, Sunday night, was fine
success. Collection $11.O0. The
singing. especially, 1.-THE Light of the
World is Jesus" touched our hearts.
The boys recited well. Six girls,
bearing colored lamps, taught mis-
sionary doctrine, and six little girls
responded handsomely with large
letters representing the various
foreign fields.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
EntcrtainIii entS.

There will be musical and literary
entertainment given at Harborton on
Thanksgiving night for the benefit of
Harborton Baptist Church. A rare
treat is in store for all who attend.
Admission-1O cents and three eggs
good eggs of course.
There will be an entertainment at
Charlottesville Hall, on Friday. Nov.
ember 29th, 1895, consisting of dramas
and statuary. interspersed with
music Admission for adults Is cents,
children 10 cents. After the enter
talnment there will be an oyster sup
per. Doors open at Z p. IL. Public
cordially invited.
Don't forget the entertainment to
be held at the Onancock Academy,
on Thanksgiving evening, Thursday,
2Sth, instead of the home of Mrs. B.
K. Powell, as announced in the last
ssue. Fine music and an entertain
ing comedy by some OF the young
ladies of the town will be rendered.
Proceeds for the new Presbyterian
Church. All are cordially invited to
attend. A pleasant evening insured
them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Real Es.nte nj Auction.

The "Cutler farm" containing 1856
acres, more or less, beautifully stu
ated on Machapungo creek and ad
joining the lands of VIM. F. Fleming
and others. will be sold at public
auction. at Mappsburg, on Saturday,
December 21st, at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
This farm is convenient to churches
and schools and near Mappsburg
station and most desirable home
Terms-5 per cent. cash, balance i'll
1, 9 and years. For further partic-
ulars see posters.
Upshur B. Quinby, trustee, will, on
Saturday, November 23rd, 1895, about
$50 o'clock p. m, in front of the
premises, make sale of valuable
house and lot in Onancock, Va, by
virtue of deed of trust from Henry
K. Fosque and wife. See posters.
L. Floyd Mock will sell at public
auction at a. u. James's store, at the
head of Bradford's Neck, on Satur-
day, December 18th, undivided one
half of the farm on which Henry c..
Davis at present resides. See adver'
tisement in this issue for particulars.
Upshur B. Quinby, trustee in deed
of trust from Benz. H. Kelso and
wife, will, on Saturday, November
Goth, 1895, at Harborton, about 2
o'clock p. m, make sale of very
valuable tract of land, containing 1911
acres, lying on Pungoteague creek,
Accomac county, Va, with good
buildings thereon. This place is a
convenient home for person en-
gagged in vessel, oyster or fishing
business. See posters
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Belle Haven.

Mr.. George Young. telegraph oper
ator at Princess Anne, Md, is visiting
his father, Mr.. John Young.
The "manse" in course of erection
here, will be completed by the first
to the middle of January.
Mr.. f. E. Kellam moved this week
into his new residence purchased
some time ago of Mr.. g. W. Jacob.
Miss Sarah Jones, who has been
visiting Miss George Y. Anderson,
returned to her home at New Church,
on Friday.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
have the largest line of bed blankets
and comforts to be seen on the Pen
insula, also new stock of crockery,
lamps, &c.
Mr.. N. T. Fosque is in the Episco
pal hospital in Baltimore, under the
care of Prof. Tiffany. An operation
was performed the early part of the
week. He is much improved and his
recovery is supposed to be almost a
certainty.
A petition to the legislature asking
for a charter of Incorporation, has
been signed by every citizen of our
town. A meeting of its citizens was
also held on last Monday night for
the purpose of arranging other mat
tiers pertaining thereto. The follow
ing were appointed as officers to
serve until their successors were
elected Capt. VIM. J. Rue, mayor;
DR.. S. 4. Ward, recorder; Messrs. N.
A. Smith, l.. J. Kellam, V. j. Stewart.
S. p. Ward, A d. Doremus. j. H.
johnson and JAS 7. Walkley, coun-
cilmen.
Mr.. Milton Lee Davis, our popular
young grocery merchant, and Miss
India R. Floyd, one of Belle Haven's
fairest and most attractive bellies,
were married by Rev. R. E. G. Law
son, on Wednesday night, at the
"manse.n Although the time was
guarded with most jealous secrecy,
the house was filled to overlooking
with persons anxious to witness the
ceremony. The bride was prettlly
attired in a brown cloth dress with
gloves. hat and cape to match-the
groom in black cutaway suit with
tan gloves, The bride and groom,
accompanied by a few select friends
retired to the residence of Mr.. 5. }.
Shield, where an elegant repast
awaited them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Oak Hall.

Miss Louise Trader is visiting
friends in Baltimore this week.
DR.. Parker, OF Stockton, Md. paid
g short visit to friends here on Thurs
day last.
Misses Leila and Onie Selby returned
home last week from Atlanta, Ga,
after having a delightful trip to the
old cotton State.
The home of Mr.. Will Johnson was
made bright and happy last week by
the appearance of a little visitor.
We are glad to report that Miss
Ina Selby, who has been sick with
typhoid fever for the past five weeks,
has entirely recovered.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
NEIGARURBO0D NOTES.
OntnncOteRSue.

OatmcOteREue.
Mr.. S. J. Munford is having new
railway built in front of his store.
Rev. Charles B,ickhouse. preached
an Introductory sermon at Beulah
Baptist Church last Sunday.
w. j. Matthews returned from a
business trip of several days in the
upper part of Maryland, this week.
Mrs. George w. Cuff and children
left this week for Cape Charles. to
spend the winter with Ter brother.
Capt. John W. Bunting arrived
from Philadelphia this week, with a
new mill for grinding up fish scrap.
John A. NJ. Wheaton and wife, N.
H. Gordy and daughter, and Reuben
G.. Phipps have returned from visits
to friends in Philadelphia and other
Northern cities.
Commander J. Ritter, U. s. light
house inspector, accompanied by U.
S. engineer, were here last week to
inspect the lights and to look after
some needed improvements.
Mr.. R. G. Guild. of Washington, U.
S. Treasury Inspector, visited our
custom house last week and author
lied the payment of certain expenses
which our collector had heretofore
paid himself.
Schooner Thomas Thomas loaded
this week with oysters for New
Haven, Conn and Schooners Maggie
Davis, Sunbeam and D. J. Wheaton.
with oysters for Norfolk. Schooner
Sydney Darling arrived here with
cargo of coal and green apples.
Chincoteague Female Seminary,
under the management of Miss
Amanda Knight, and her assistant,
Miss George McFadden, gave enter
tainments at Red Mems Hall, two
evenings last week-both creditable
to the school, and we'll attended.
Kaskey, better known as Johns
town Jew, has moved his family here,
opened clothing store and says, he
has come to stay; John Collins, OF
Ocean City, also has opened up the
clothing business with S. B. Dennis
and these run mp our business houses
to forty, hotels not included in the
number.
An important change has leen
made in schedule of Delaware, Mary
land s. Virginia R. R., and two pas
senger trains now run every other
day, Tuesdays. Thursday and Satur-
days, instead of one train each way.
We now have an afternoon mail one
hour earlier, but need morning
mail also. The steamer Chincoteague
will make extra trips so as to connect
with the new trains.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
NJ. f Selby, Herbert T. Fell, Will
mington; j. H. Feddeman, John O.
Horsey, E. F. Guillette, Baltimore;
R. C. Guild, Washington; G. E. West,
frankfort, Del; W. H. Williams.
Lenox, Pa; Richard Kinsell, Phila
delphia; G. H. Long, T. F. Hargis, E.
J Tull and wife, Pocomoke; DR.. w.
4. Taylor, Lee Sturgis, Snow Hill;
John H. Hopkins, W. j. Wilson,
Capt 3. S. Rich, Accomac.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
School Trustees Elected.

The Electoral School Board met
at the Court House according to no
tice and elected the following school
trustees for the term of three
years beginning November Goth, 1895:
Pungoteague District, J. H. Turner;
Lee District, L. j. Gunter; Metomp-
kin District. F. B. Humphreys; At
lantic District, j. D. Parsons; Island
District, DR.. N. S. Smith.
The object in making the change
in Metompkin was to better distrib-
ute the trustees over the district.
j. E. MAPP,
J. W. GILLET, Clerk.
Chairman.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Sales Advertised in Enterprise. +"

Saturday. Nov. %, $50 p. H., by u.
B. Quinby, trustee, house and lou
in Onancock.
Tuesday, Nov. 26, by Mrs. Henrietta
Glib, Administrative, at farm
near Greenbackville. horses, cat
tie, farming implements, &c.
Tuesday Nov. 26, by Nicholas Smith
on Robins farm, near jenkins
Bridge, valuable personal pro
Wednesday,, Nov. 81, by John R.
Hopkins, on his premises near
louisville, valuable personal
property.
Wednesday, Nov. 81, by Jos. G, Yves
colt, agent Of Mrs. Joice Beloat,
near Keller, horses, cattle, hogs,
&c.
Friday, Nov. 30, by J. Ellyson Guy,
on his premises, valuable person
Saturday, Nov. so, at Mappsville,
stock of goods, by Oscar L. Ewell'
trustee.
Saturday, Nov. so, at Onley, stock Of
goods, by Savage & Parks,
Saturday, Nov. 80, 2 p. ~, at Har
horton, by U. B. Quinby, trustee.
real estate on Pungoteague creek.
Tuesday. Dec 3, on premises, near
Keller, by J. D. Mears, horses,
hogs, cattle, &c.
Thursday, Dec. 5, by R. $. Milliner'
on his premises, near louisville,
valuable personal property.
Thursday, Dec. 5, by Thos. h.
Fletcher, admr., at Glebe, near
olr1o
sonal property.
Saturday, Dec. Z, by L. Floyd Mock,
at head of Bradford's Neck, val
liable real estate.
Wednesday, Dec. II, by n. j. w; Lee
Cato, furniture. &c, in hotel at
Wachapreague.
Wednesday, Dec. II. by Joseph S.
Waterfield, at his residence
near Pungoteague, valuable per-
sonal property.