Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-02
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cal Association will meet at Parksley,
Va, Tuesday, October 9Th, p. IN.
The next meeting of the Board of
of Supervisors will be held at Acco
mac G. H., Wednesday, October 18th.
Mr.. j. f. Hyslop, Grangeville, left
last Wednesday, TO resume his medi-
cal studies at the University of Mary
land, Baltimore.
Bishop Randolph, of the Diocese
of Southern Virginia, will visit tn
Episcopal churches in Accomac from
October 25th to Goth.
The fall and winter stock of goods
of Pate s Mason is now open and a
cordial invitation is extended to you
TO call and inspect them.
New stock of goods just received
by j. w. Rogers & Bros, Only, also
terra Gotta piping 20 and s4 inches
for we'll tubing. car load of salt, shin
giles &c.
The neAt regular meeting of Pun
colleague Grange will be held Thurs
day, October h,inst. A full attend
ance OF its members requested.
Business OF Importance demands
their attention.
Artemus Hurley, aged about 10
years. formerly of this county, grand
son of the late Robert Hurley, OF
Messongo Bridge, fell overheard from
a batteau at Crisfeld, on Monday,
and was drowned
The minutes Of the Accomack Bap-
list Association have been sent to all
the churches of the Association. If
any do not receive them in due time,
the same will have our attention if
reported to this office.
Miss Minnie Scarborough Dix, who
has been under private instruction
in Baltimore City, and attending the
Berlitz school of languages, will open
select school for boys and girls at
Parksley, October 18th. Terms mod
crate.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Wilkins, daughter OF
DR.. Jno. II. Wilkins Jr., to DR.. Will
liam Lee Daily, at Hungars Protes
tant Episcopal Church, Bridgetown,
Va, Wednesday morning, October
Gth,10 o'clock.
All Jurors and witnesses summoned
to attend the Circuit Court in Acco-
mack county for Tuesday, October
9TH, need not attend until Monday,
October 18th. This information is
is given to the public on the authori
~ of Judge Gunter.
Mr.. w. 7. Bundick, State chair
man of Prohibition party, returns
home to-day from a tour of Orange,
Culpepper, Louisa, Albemarle, Au-
gusta, Rockbridge, Allegheny, Craig
and other counties. He concluded
his tour with a speech at Hampton
last night.
The republicans of Northampton
held meeting several days ago and
passed resolutions indorsing the pol
lev advocated by State Chairman
Lamb. Delegates were appointed to
the Lynchburg convention and steps
were taken to insure the attendance
of the delegates appointed.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. L. D. Teackle Quinby, formerly
of Onancock, but now an attorney
of Atlanta, ga and Miss Lula Bell
Hemphill, daughter of Col. w. A.
Hemphill, business manager OF the
Atlanta Constitution. The marriage
will take place on the goth OF October
The merchants of Parksley are
home with new goods, have bought
them to sell and propose to offer bar
gains in them, which will make you
buv them. See ads. of j. S. Scott,
Causey & Core. E. T. Parks & Co.,
this week aad watch for those OF
Pate s. NJ 4son and D. Fl. johnson 4
Sen, next week.
Tickets, not for any special trip
but for any and all trips until further
notice, will be sold to Baltimore and
return by the Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Atlantic Railway Co. at the low
price of 50 80, from all their wharves
on the Eastern Shore, good for six
days. Tie reduced rates will enable
everyone now to visit Baltimore.
who wish to do SO either on bust
mess or pleasure.
Congressman Jones was in Wash
ington To day. BE was a caller at
the Treasury Department in relation
to the case of the Collector at Oman
cock, Va, who has been reduced
from $500 to S1CO. The Collector is a
Democrat, under the protection of
the Civil Service rules, and it is al
legged that the reduction was made
because of desire OF the part Of the
Republican officials at Washington
to force him out,-Public Ledger, %.
Thursday was gala day at Maps
burg Station. In the afternoon Il
democratic campaign flag Was un-
furled to the breeze and an address
was made by Hon. a. j. Montague,
followed by Il supper Of all the deli
cacies of the season, more palatable