Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-09-03

Wattsvllle NJ. P Church, Wednesday,
September 4
An old folks concert will be given
by the ladies and gentlemen OF Park
sley Baptist Church at an early date.
Further notice will be given later.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the Wachapreague circuit will con
vene at Smiths Chapel the Ord Sun
day in September. This is the last
quarterly conference of the circuit.
E. t. Powell will sell at public
auction on Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 18th and 14th. on PARA
more's Beach, seventy or eighty beach
ponies. See advertisement in another
column.
There will be held at Holly's church
a festival and supper on Saturday,
September 10th, beginning at $50 p.
III. Proceeds to go towards purchas-
ing new organ. Public most cor
daily invited
New advertisements in this issue,
to which special attention is invited:
t. F. tiuillette. Tem2eranccville,
general merchard disc; j. r. Richard-
sou. Machirungo, Hagel's king
heater; S J. B!oXom, Bultiirole'
shoes.
H. Merrill is receiving his fall
and winter stock daily, and by Sep
tender 10th it will be complete. Any
one Wishing an early outfit in mems
boys ard clliIdreu's clothing can find
what they want at his store at salts
factory prices.
The land. Of which George S. West
died seized and possessed, will be sold
ut public auction.to the highest bid
Ger in Charlottesville, on SATURDAY.,
September 18th, 1898, $50 p. M, by
John E. West, executor. For further
particulars see posters.
Rev. G L. B Smith, who has been
assisting Dr. Geo. E. Booker in his
work at Rustburg during the mouth
OF August, will return to Wacba-
preayue this week, and meet his ap-
pointments at Wachapreague and
Smiths Chapel lhe first Sunday in
September.
First anniversary and flag raising
of Jr. o. U. a. II. at Purksley, Va,
Saturday,, September 10th, 3 p. IN.
Thomas B. Ivey, of Petersburg. Va,
w. NJ. Mitchell, OF Baltimore, and
Warren Burr. of Cape Charles, will
address the company. Reserved seats
for ladies. Music by band.
The cleared land on Back street in
Onancock, about sixteen acres, with
two good tenant houses and twenty
one, of Snead Woodland near Oman
cock. both lately belonging to Upshur
+. Quinbv, now deceased, is offered
for sale by T. B Quinby, attorney.
1t is very desirable property aud
should sell we'll.
Drs. Herbert Lilliston, OF Accomac
c. H., and S. S, kellam, of Onancock,
are taking the examination OF the
State Medical Board, in session at
Virginia Beach this week. Both be-
ing distinguished graduates OF the
University Of Virginia, it is safe to
predict, that the Board will find them
thoroughly qualified to practice med
lciue.
The twenty first annual fair of the
Eastern Shore Agricultural Associa
ton, during August, was ahead OF
all others, financially and otherwise.
The Secretary writes US: The books
show that we had more people and
took in more money than in any pre-
vious year. This will encourage US
to reach out on larger scale in the
future
The part of the Fentress farm in
Upshur's Neck owned by the heirs of
Upsbur B. Quinby, deceased, is offer
ed for sale at reasonable price by J..
b. Quinby, attorney, Onancock, Va.
1t is a fine water situation, 80 acres
of good high land, much improved,
and % acres of woodland and has an
exceptionally fine water front and
eel-grass shore
The committee to examine public
school text books for this county will
meet with like committee from
Northampton county lat Belle Haven,
to day, September, 3rd, 10 a. III.
On the following Tuesday, September
9Th, the County School Board of Ac
comac will meet at the courthouse
for the final adoption of text books
for the next four years.
MIR. VIM. T. Bundick, of Onancock.
has been engaged to canvass New
York this fall in the interest of the
prohibition party of that State. This
means that he now has national
reputation AS temperance speaker
and can sustain himself with the best
of them. He leaves to-day to attend
a meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars, to be held at Falls
Church, Va.
Stewart K. Powell, trustee, will
sell at public auction on Saturday,
September cath, p. M, at Pun
colleague, the Mcconnell Farm, .
a storehouse and other valuable par
cells of lands, situated in and near
that town. The farm is one OF the
most valuable on the Eastern Shore