Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-10-31
Election, next Tuesday, November

Mrs. VIM. T. Core is critically i'll at
her home at Accomac @. H.
Democrats, go to the polls early
next Tuesday The ticket is a long
one and it is important to avoid the
rush late in the afternoon.
Mr.. Golden F. Watson, who for sew
eral years past has been resident of
Coney Island, n. Y, has bought
home near Accomac G. H., and re-
turned on Wednesday to make it his
permanent place OF abode.
Hallwood Bryan and Sewall club
has new flag flying from its old pole,
and on to day each house in that
village will fly "old Glory" as per re
quest of VIM. Jennings Bryan, for
Bryan, Sewall and Jones.
An advertisement of Dickinson &
Son, Pocomoke City, in this issue,
merits the especial attention of our
readers. The firm is a reliable one
and wants to exchange goods for
your cash on most liberal terms.
Mr. R. V. Nottingham offers for
rent for year 1897, the brick store
house in Eastville, now occupied by
Mr.. R. S. Trower, one of the largest,
most convenient and best locations
for business in that town-also two
dwellings in good repair.
The public is invited to sup
per to be given by Ayers
Church, November 4th, consisting of
meats, poultry and oysters. A good
supper and good time expected.
Should the 4th be bad day it will
be on the 9TH.
Mr.. W. A. Warrington, dealer in
bicycles and fertilizers, has recently
opened up at Belle Haven, a grocery
adjustment. He proposes to make
it to the interest of the public to
favor him with their patronage in
each line he carries.
Miss Gertrude Wescott, daughter
of Hon. It. t. Wescott, and Mr.. Lynn
Whitehead, OF Northampton, were
married at the brides residence, near
Keller, on Tuesday, October 27th,
Rev. E. E. Harrell, of the NJ. E..
Church, South, officiating.
Thad Jones, who shot Mr.. E. D..
Young, now OF Princess Anne, Md,
formerly of this county, was tried
ast week. The grand jury indicted
Jones for shooting with intent to
MAIN, &C., and the jury found him
guilty of assault. The court fined
him $50 and costs.
The officials of Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany authorize the announcement
that, "by reason of the continued low
prices that potatoes are selling for,
the rate of 15c per barrel put in force
July 1st, 1896, for four months to Oc-
tober 31st, 1896, will be extended to
November 30th, 1896"
The body of Henry Sack, one Of
the three men drowned on Broad
water bay few days ago was found
last Monday by Mr.. Daniel Bowden,
of Chincoteague. The body was
forwarded by rail on Tuesday, by
Mr.. NJ. G. Click, of Onancock, and
Mr.. Benjamin, of Exmore, to New
York for interment.
The ticket to be voted next Tues
dav is very lengthy and you should
not attempt to vote, until you have
advised with some of your neighbors,
how to prepare it, if you don't know.
Go to the polls early by all means,
democrats, so as to have time ovote.
1t won't do to wait until nearly sun
set. You might not have time to vote
at all.
Mr.. WIN. L. Drummond, of Pungo-
league, reports to us, that John Nix
s. Co., commission merchants, New
York, are enclosing cards in letters
to shippers in that vicinity urging
them to vote for Mckinley or Palmer
and Buckner Mr. Drummond and
his neighbors naturally are indignant
at this attempt OF the rich commits
sion firm to influence them and treat
the advice with the contempt it de-
serves. Nix s. Co., as Mr.. Drum
mond naturally suspects, are of the
same band of monopolists that cares
very little about the farmer, except
wat they getout of him.