Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

MIC W AchO1s GU OCliO A0NOA'
Mr.. Harvey Coard. is i'll with ty-
phoid fever at the home of his father,
Mr.. G. Welly Coard, Accomac G. II.
At meeting of Republicans at
Accomac G. h. last Saturday, Mr..
VIM. Il. Parker was reelected county
chairman.
Miss Harriet Wilkins will reopen
her school on Monday, September
22d, at Woodbourne, the home of
Miss Eta Wise.
The appointments of the treasurer
OF Accomsc and his deputy, for the
collection of taxes for year 1902, APP
pear Ia another column.
The report Of the condition of
Parksley National Bank, at the close
of business, September 18th, l9O2,ap-
pears in another column.
The republicans in mass meeting
at Eastville on Monday selected Mr..
Charles A. Mckinney, of Cape
Charles, as county chairman.
Miss Margaret Lilliston, daughter
of Mr.. A. j. Lilliston. returned
Thursday to Fredericksburg College
to resume her studies in that institu-
ton.
Rev. L. B. Kirby will preach at
Broadway Baptist Church, Sunday
morning, September 21st, and at
Harborton in the afternoon, at 3
O'Clock.
The registration books have been
received at the clerks Office of Acco
mac. The registrars of the several
districts are requested by the clerk
to call for them.
Hon. Malcolm A. Coles, of North
cumberland county, was nominated
by reclamation at the Republican
Congressional Convention held in
Cape Charles on Thursday.
Mr.. McCleary will be at T. II. Mel
sons stables, Accomac @. H., about
second week in October with fine
drove of horses and mules. The ex>
act date will be given later.
Master George w. Doughty left
Thursday for Richmond College, ac- e
companied by Miss Lille Kellam, of c
Richmond, for several weeks past the 5
guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. Lloyd '
Doughty. Q
An assortment of general mer- =
chandise will be sold at public auc- =
ton by Mr.. George Parker in front of
storehouse recently occupied by him,
at Accomac @. H., on next Saturday, Il
September 9th, Bpm. Q
New advertisements 10 this issue 8
to which especial attention is invi- .,
ted. Harry I. White, Bloomtown; q
Rogers & Bro, Finney; Jno. W. Il
Duncan and A. w. Lilliston, Oman 4
cock; A. s. Matthews & Co, Tenn n
peranceville; Il. p. G. Cutler, New
York City.
The Nv. G. T. o." OF louisville,
will give a Basket Social" at the Fl
hall Of that place on the evening OF q
September Goth, beginning at
o'clock p ID. Will also have ice
cream and other refreshments for y
sale. Public most cordially invited u
TO attend.
Mr.. L. E. Mumford, president of II
the l.. E. Mumford Banking com y
pany, will, at an early date, open a
bank at Leonardtown, Md. This 8,
bank has no connection with the o
banking company at Cape Charles, Il
but is an individual enterprise OF Mr..
Mumford.
Mfr. r. W. Mapp, an employee Of fl
the N. Y. P. & N. railway on the a.
steamer Pennsylvania, and Miss n
Oiell Ames, were married in Gen.
tenary M. E. Church, South, Monday
night, and left on the New York ex- -
press for bridal tour to northern !,
and eastern cities. -
Especial attention is invited to an
advertisement Of Bonneville at auc-
tiop," the very desirable farm of Mr..
JDo. b. Henderson situated on Nan
Qua Greek. He also offers, as will be N
noted, very valuable personal prop =;
erty for sale also. He will sell either
or both at private contract.
A church fair will be held at st.
Thomas Chapel, September oath.
from 2 to p. M, during which time -,
the usual refreshments will be ser
we'd. At 8 o'clock an illustrated
lecture will follow which has been IN
delivered with marked success in Ia
London and other cities of Europe.
The public is cordially invited. le
The storehouse, near the side en- 30
trance to the courthouse, has been
sold by Mr.. Augustus Parker to Mr.. m
Iieorge q. Ailworth and the pur- OF
chase means the erection of another
large and up-to date hotel at the
county seat at an early date. with "
Mr.. AilwOrth as proprietor. Work on
same will begin at once aud it is
proposed to have 1t ready for occu- te
pancy by December next, of
James II. Fletcher, Jr and ]. Shiles -
special commissioners, in
suit Of George n Evans and wife VS.. w
-. al NJ