Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-11-25

closed on Thanksgiving day.
County court and the regular
grand jury term next Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Beach. of Hotel
Doughty, is spending this week in
Washington, D. G.
Very desirable real estate in Oman
cock is offered in another column by
Mr.. Jos. S. Mills, admr.
A change in schedule OF N Y. P. s.
N. r. R. Co., ''in effect November
GOTH" appears in this issue of the
paper.
Especial attention is invited to ad-
vertisement of Goldfoos Bros,
Bloxon, in this issue. They offer you
bargains in shoes aud other goods.
In the list of marriage licenses in
Baltimore Sun, of 21st inst. the names
of Edward L. West and LYDIA F.
Watkins, OF this county,are reported.
Deputy Treasurer Powell will not
be at home, as advertised, next
Thursday, but at sale of property on
late premises CT j. E. Mears, de-
ceased
An advertisement of w. T. Winder,
Onancock, to appear in our next
issue, will be of interest to many OF
our readers. He has many bargains
to offer them.
Mr. James h. Fletcher, Jr, and
wife left Monday for Lexington, Va.
TO be present AT the marriage OF
friend which is to be solemnized in
that city this week.
The names of Revs. j. Carson Wat
son and j. 7. Moore appear in the
list, of those recommended for sup
erannuated relation" at the late ses-
sion of the Virginia Conference.
E b. Benson will be at Accomac
c. H., next Monday, courtday, with a
full line of samples of clothing suita
BILE for fall and winter use and wants
your orders. Call on him at Hotel
Doughty.
Trout and other fish of fine quality,
to the surprise of the fishermen, have
not yet left the creeks on the seaside
OF this county. Large quantities OF
them were caught this week and sold
in the county.
III. Merrill, of Pocomoke city,
will have representative at Hotel
Doughty Monday, courtday, with
full line of samples, ready made
suits and overcoats for men. boys
and children.
Through Mears & Mapp, attorneys,
Albert F. Mears, produce mer-
chant of Exlnore, Northampton Co.,
has filed q petition in bankruptcy in
the United States Court. His liza
bilities are about $1,000. No assets
Pioneer.
The valuable and productive farm
of Samuel J. Shield and wife, situa-
ted about one mile from Davis
Wharf, this county, is for sale on
reasonable terms. For terms, SC
apply to L. Floyd Mock, attorney,
Accomack c. H., Va.
A law Office will be opened by
Wescott & Gunter at Chincote&gue
and one of the firm can be found at
ter this date at same on the first and
third Friday in each month, to give
attention to professional matters
which may be entrusted to the firm.
At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Eastern Shore Agricultural As
ISOLATION on the 10th inst, Board of
Directors was elected as follows: B.
T. Gunter. president; VIM. T. Mason,
vice president; L. G. Mears, treasur-
er; E. B. NAPLES and g. Walter
Mapp.
Mr.. Leroy Boggs, son of our fellow
citizen, Capt. j. E. Boggs, has been
appointed private secretary to the
superintendent of the Newport News
shipyard. He accompanied the
battleship Kentucky on her trial trip
and will be gone about two weeks
Light.
The Electoral School Board at its
meeting on Wednesday re appointed
Thomas G. Kellam, Heze Fitzgerald
and VIM. J. Wyatt as trustees for
Lee, Metompkin and Pungoteague
districts, respectively, and selected
Benjamin G. johnson as trustee for
Atlantic and John A. NJ. Wheaton
as trustee for Chincoteague.
L. Floyd Mock, personal represen-
tative of John E. and Elizabeth Jane
Mears, deceased, will sell at public
auction on their late premises, near
Keller, on next Thursday, November
3Oth, valuable personal property of
the decedents, consisting of house
hold and kitchen furniture. farming
implements, corn, fodder, hogs, cat
tie, sc. See posters.
Mrs. Esther Boggs, wife of Levi R.
Boggs, died Wednesday, 18th inst
at her home near Cashville, after q
long illness, aged about 70 years.
Her husband, three sons, Henry r.,
E. NJ. and George 81. Boggs, and one
daughter, Mrs. w. A. P. Strang, SUR
yive. She was a lady of fine christ