Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-02-09

inst.
Mr.. Samuel c. Nelson, wife and
daughter, have returned from a visit
OF several weeks to relatives in Bal
timore.
Send your orders to Hopkins &
Pro, Onancock, for Orchilla guano
as it is now time to put 1t on grass
and GLOW err
Mrs. Lynn F. Taylor and children,
OF Accomac G. H., left Thursday for
visit to her sister. Mrs. A. b. Lee
Cato, Norfolk.
Mr.. Beverly F. Browne, son OF the
late T. H. Bayly Browne, will be one
OF the seventy-four cadets to ba
graduated at West Point on the 18th
inst.
DR.. w &. Starr will visit POGO
moke circuit on February 94th and
preach at all of the churches as fol-
lows: Sanford II a III Pocomoke 3 |
p. IN, Saxes p. III.
Straw berry plants advertiS ed in |
another column by Mr.. Jos. S. Bun
ting, Bloomtown. Read what he has
to.say and write TO him for special
prices on large orders
Several valuable horses and mules
will be sold at public auction by
Raughley & Twilley, at Pocomoke
City, Saturday, February 10th, 100
p. In. See advertisement for full
partic ulars.
Walter Field, colored. was sent to
Jail by Justice A. s. Taylor last Sat-
urday to await the action of
the grand jury on the charge of
cutting with intent to kill Selby
Pinkney, colored.
A tract of land, known as the
"Hettie Baker land" near Wood 7
berry, was sold at public auction by c
John r. Rev, special commissioner /
last Saturday for the sum of $4,000, or Il
at ABOUT $40 per acre. {
A meeting of the Pungoteague di t
vision of the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange will be held at Pungo- v
league Friday, February 18th, 1 D O
III. All farmers of that section are cor |,
daily invited to be present. if
An entertainment was given by a
Master Lennie LillIston at his home D
at Accomac G. H, on Friday, 1st b
inst. the 10Th anniversary of his birth, 81
TO party of his companions. 1t had u
many pleasant features and all in at IL
tendance unite in wishing him many
happy returns" Fl
On Saturday, the 10th inst Mrs. al
Alice U. Johnston, widow of Elliott "
Johnston, deceased. will sell at pub OF
lie auction, at the home in Wacha 81
preague, valuable PERSONAL property, W
consisting in part of household and I'll
kitchen furniture. horses, carriages, I'll
&c. For further particulars, see yt
posters. tn
The pungy Lizzie EdSertOn, of
Crisfeld, commanded by Capt. A. Z. w
Moore, which last week went ashore I'll
on Big Island Bar, at the mouth of ID
Chesconnessex creek during a storm, z
has been gotten off, and her owners, ~
Messrs. L. E. P Dennis & son, state ~
that the vessel is uninjured and that VI
the only loss sustained is that of the to
yawl -Crisfeld Times. EC
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The Eastern Shore of Va Produce
Exchange will hold meetings in low
sr Northampton county at the fol-
loving points for the purpose of or> .
g4nizing local divisions OF the Ex- ar
change: Capeville, Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY 18th, at 10 o'clock; Cape Charles,
February 18Th, at 3 O'clock, and at
Jheriton, Wednesday, February 18th,
1t o'clock. All farmers are urged wi
20 be present. These meetings will I
oe addressed by the principal officers G.
If the Exchange and the plan of
fully set forth.
l.. Floyd Mock, attorney for Mrs flo
Mary A. West and Miss Tabitha E. no,
Bayly, offers for sale by private con Ra
tract, that valuable farm known as Eri
Poplar Grove" containing 200 acres wa
more or less. This farm is beautifully Ka
COATED on Pungoteague Creek and We
las good oyster planting ground ap We
)urtenapces to it, a large well built 2 Jol
tory dwelling, with all necessary Sh,
is within very short We
distance of the PROSPEROUS village of
1arborton; is convenient to churches
md good schools. Terms easy and
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A Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
Vas instituted recently at Cape y
,harles. by w. j. Hubbard, Grand Jus
lecturer, OF Lynchburg, and A. A. frol
Iovitz, D. D., High Priest, to be v
nown as the Eastern Shore Chapter, get
18th following officers: NJ. E. Frank the
Ieckle, H F; NJ. E. John w. Kel- =,
III, K; NJ E. Jno. W. Anderson, s.; I"
L. Wilmington, treasurer; L J. INV
Secretary; w. H. Fulcher, 'HS
I. of H; j. w. NAPLES, P. s.; A. ]. rev. r,
Ic Math, r. A. c.; Charles Smith, Ai"'
I. NJ. of 3rd "; ". II. Pruitt, G. NJ.
End "; E. o Potter, G. NJ. of V W
It r A Blankenship, Chaplain; G. offe
I. Hirst, Thos E. Indy, Stewards; Wo'