Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Baltimore, are visiting relatives ana
friends at Accomac G. ii. "
Rev n. s. Kidd is indisposed AT
his home at Accomac g. b. Mr. WIN. =
r Stevenson, quite sick for seVer@i
DAYS of late, is in his usual hea''n n
again. s
Bargains are offered 10y d T. byru
h Son. Temperanceville, in several
lines of goods, which they WISH 10 :.
dispose of quickly. See advertise
ment in another column.
Nv change 10 schedule OF n. l. /
p IN. r R., which took place ias' I
Monday. the train known as No. 81 =
New York Express, leaves Cape
Charles at 9:25 p. N, instead oil S'4O
p N.
Another sale of horses and mules
at nublic auction will be made oy
Raughley & Twilley at Pocomoke
CITY on Saturday, Febr uary Sto' lSVS'
1880 D. N. For full particulars see
advertisement in this issue
On last Monday about one-fonrth
of the store goods of Mr. " ["
Avres advertised through our col
INNS. were disposed of at public aue-
t;ou Tie sale will be resumed at
H. III. to day, Saturday, and con
timed next Saturday at same hour
Alta meeting of the stockholders OF
the Eastern Shore Agricultural Asso-
soctatiop. held on the Fair grounds
last week, the following directors were
elected for this year: Or. john b
Mann. T. II. Wescott, William L
Mason, E. b. NAPLES, Jr and L. y
Watson.
Harry. the little sou OF Capt. j.
Mvers White aud wife, OF NoriolK'
formerly of this county, died III thaI
CITY. Wednesday, January 29th' OF
kidney trouble complicated with
other diseases The remains arrived
of Accomac G. II. for interment, by
train Thursday night.
The acreage in Irish potatoes this
wear on Eastern Shore will, II Is
stated. he larger than 1T was last
wear and the preparations Oelng
made for the sweet potato crop lnul-
cate that the farmers Of Accomac
will heat all previous records In the
quantity of sprouts to be put out oy
them.
The Diamond State Telephone Co.
will. it is stated, extend their line 10
Game Charles and proposes to ouy
all of the local telephone lines Oh Tue
Eastern Shore of Maryland and VIZ
ginia. if they can be bought unite
tba,n under one system and make j
the best and most complete in the
limited States for any rural district
The personal property OF John A
Doughty, deceased, consisting o
horses. COWS, hogs, corn, fodder
potato seed, farming implements
household and kitchen furniture &c
will be sold at public auction on IN
late premises of the decedent' hea
Exmore. Oh Wednesday, Februar
5th. 1902. See posters for full part
culars
The valuable tract of land, know
as Flown Field" situated near OaE
Charles. Northampton county, va
containing 500 acres, more or less w
besold at public auction on Satu
dav. February 18th, 1912, at 4;
o'clock %. ID, in front of the "Cal
Charles Hotel" in Cape Charles,
Bepi. Il. Gunter aud l.. +. Noe
trustees. For terms sc. See poster
The case of the Commonwealth
Ernest Causey, agent OF the Stanoa
y Oil Co indicted for unlawful pc
ding. heard at the present term
the County Court, resulted III
conviction 10y the jury on all OF thi
cnnuts in said indictment aud In I
sss4ssirg of one hundred dol
damages for each offense. The G
will be taken by appeal to the |
cult court.
la the list of applicants for hcel
To practice medicine, who pas
satisfactory examinations before
Medical Examining Board OF
giuia during its stssion, Decem
16th 10Th, held ia the city OF III
uoud. appears the names OF the
lowing from Accomac: q. q. A. d
we'll. Cbincoteague, George F. /
our. OnSucock, 0. l.. Powell, VI
cock.
Th. real estate at Onley belong
Ga the heiIs Of Mrs. Mary E. Saw
d.ceased, has been surveyed
.ubdiyided into 80 building
which will be offered for sale at
lie auction on the premises, Sa
day. February 10Th, p. III. In
number are two first-class busl
.ites in lets than hundred var
tho railroad station and all o
others ale beautifully located In
of the ip,st desirable railroad t.
of the Peninsula. Such an or
tunity is rarely presented OF sect
a site for home or a good in
ment.
An oil portrait of the late Or
eph e. Brodwater, presented b
L. hinAriot of