Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-16
,oha Y. Erl,ucad>.E Editor snd 0wrer
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LOCAL NEWS.
Rev. J. H. Henderlite returned
Yesterday and will fill his regular
appointments tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Nelson will open
her school at Accomac G. h. next
Monday.
Mrs. Maud Mills White will give
music lessons at the home OF her
father, Mr.. w. S. Mills, Onancock.
Advertisement of j. H. Riley in
yn;s issue. Ii you want sewing
machine cheap see him
ZEE District School board has APP
pointed Monday. September 18th, rs
the day for teachers to sign con-
tracts.
G. S. Slocolub & Bros, Onancock.
are closing out their entire stock OF
goods at and below cost. See adver
tiselnept.
The High Tent Of Rechabites will
meet at Saxis, October 3rd. 1899. and
all tents of the county are requested
to have representa- tives present with
proper credentials.
The sixth session of Miss Tyler's
school will open September IS, 1899
For any information apply to Miss
NJ. R. Tyler, principal, onaneeock,
Va.
Mr.. Vim. S. Ayers, Daugherty, is
Offering all spring and summer goods
AT cost and less, for next 30 days TO
make room for fall stock. He has
bargains for all who will call on him
Or. w, E. Judkins will hold his
fourth quarterly conference On the
achapreague circuit, 10Th OF Sep.
TENDER. at Smiths Chapel. All day
services on that occasion.
Rev. A. A. Jones will preach at
Wachapreague, Sunday morning,
September Eth. The pastor requests
all who subscribed to conference col
FICTITIOUS 10 report to him on that day.
+ w. Shiv@rs, the well known Ice
cream ruan,l cturer, has moved his
PLANT froIa Pe.,irSula junction to
Princess Anne, Nd, and is better
equipped to serve his trade than ever
before. Write for prices.
Az advertisement of Orchilia, the
great land improyer, in this issue
merits the attention OF cur farmers
Read what some Of the best farmers
on the Eastern Shore have TO say
about it.
The Academy at jenkins Bridge,
the coming year, will be IN charge OF
Mr.. James Gordon Waddeil, OF Wash
ireton-Lee University. He has had
7nrce years experience as g teacher
and is highly recommended.
Mrs. Vim. P. Bell, accompanied by
her son Willie, left Monday for VIM
chester, Va. The trip is made for
the health of her son, who has been
sick at his home for several weeks.
Mr.. Bell attended them as far as
Baltimore.
Mr. VIM. T. Bundick, of Oman
cock, has now national reputation
aud is accepting calls to speak in
q sections of our country. He
goes to Pennsylvania next week to
I'LL an engagement to deliver ser
ries of lectures in that State.
We are sorry to record the burn
il. of Mr.. n. L. Hollands lumber
and barrel factory at Eastville last
Tuesday night. This was one of the
leading enterprises of that town.
and us loss vii! be felt among its
merchants. The factory was valued
ut $4,000 with 10 insurance. The
cause of The lire is uknown.-Llght.
MIR. VIM. S. Ashby, as will be noted
by advertisement in this issue, ls
still with the New York Clothing
ouse and ready to give you the
same courteous attention and to
supply you with clothes at the small
est margin of profit You will OF
course call on him when in city.
almost every Eastern Shoreman
does
Valuable real estate, known as the
''Tully w. Parker land" situated
near Bobtown, containing 1GS acres
more or less, bounded by the lands OF
Z. It. Joynes' children and others
will be sold at public auction at Pun
colleague between the hours of 2 and
3 o'clock, Saturday, September 23rd,
by 0tho F. Mears and q. Walter
Mapp, special commissioners. For
full particulars see posters.
In the 2.32 class at Prospect Park
on Wednesday, White Tips, owned
by Mr.. K. l.. Parks, took second
place among the thirteen that start
ed and failed to win the race only
bv accident. He won in the third
neat and drove Eloroy out in a
close finish in 1s4 in the fourth
heat. He losr the race in the fifth
heat with the victory almost won
by casting four-ounce toe
weight
In the races at Prospect Park Oh
Tuesday, Lamp Girl, Sport and Burr
sar started. In the first heat the