Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Circuit court next Monday.

Mr.. Robert P. Coleburn. OF the
Enterprise Office, is confined to his
home by sickness this week.
MIR. 6. Welly Coard and daughter,
Miss Matte, left on last Monday Tor
Baltimore on visit to relatives and
friends.
Capt. William j.. Lewis, of Lee
mont, leaves Monday for Altoona,
Pa, aud proposes to make 1t his
future home.
Rev. Alfred Mcnamara, wife al q
son, late of California, were in town
this week, the guests of MIR. William
p. Bell and wife.
Mrs. VIM. h. Stevenson returned
Wednesday from a visit OF several
weeks to her brother, DIR. Wlnifreo
Kelly, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. jefferson r. TaN lor will not
fill any appointments at his churches
on Sunday. He will be absent from
the county on that day.
strawberry checks, good for life
time, 500 for 81 90, 1000 for 81 70, are
now being printed at the ENTER
prise Office" Your order is solicited
Mr. E. w. Polk will be at Accomac
G. n. next Monday, with full line
Of samples of Spring and Summer
suitings, and can be seen at hotel
Doughty.
Resolutions of respect, obituary
and memorial notices are not insert
ed free ia Enterprise, as often pup
liehed in these columns. The charge
is cents per line.
Mr.. Robert q. OLDHAM, who has
been confined 10 his hcme By sickness
since Monday, is better 81 this time
and will soon be able to r,>u re his
duties at the clerks tfii;e.
A meeting Of the Nassawsdox dlvi-
sion of the Produce Exchange, to be
held OIL Saturday, May 7th, 2 p. H.,
will be addressed by W. A. Burton,
business III inager, and A. j. McMath,
treasurer.
The Virginia hotel properly, at
Tappahannock, has been purchased
bvthe L. T.. Munford Banking Cons
my. A handsome new bauk will be
built at once on the corner OF The
hotel lot.
The firm Of j. w. Rogers u Bros
Only, have opened out large aud
select stock OF Spring and Summer
goods, Want your trade aud have
bargains to cffer you In many lines
10 secure 1t.
The treasurers aud commissioners
OF the county will be Accomac Z II.
Monday, Tuelday aid Wednesday
May 2, 3 and 4, for the purpose oil
issuing licenses to parties entitled to
and wanting them.
The personal property OF Henry y.
White, deceased, consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, will be
sold at his late residence, Accomac
G. H., Saturday, May 9TH. Sale will
commence at 2 p. LII.
An advertisement of Greenbush
Manufacturing Co., in another
column, is of interest to you If you
need strawberry crates, building
ma; erials or general merchandise.
Read it and send J our orders to the
firm.
Mrs. Bndie Ray field Hogan will
return from New York next week
with a large aid select stock OF mll-
ll,rl goods tnd opeu cut same TT
p,:I.iey IN May 9th. The patrousg :
OF he !. dies OF the town and vicinity
ID ed.
At the election held in OnancOck
on Thursday by authority OF the
Town Council, to test the sentiment
of the voters on the temperance
question, 100 votes We're cast and OF
that number the ''drys" polled u
v>tes, III jority OF 30.
The very valuable farm of Mr.. l..
Frank Ailswortb, situated near Horn
town, containing PAL acres, more or
less, will be sold at public auction on
the Premises on Saturday, June 4th,
by :. James burlington, attorney
intact. See advertisement in this
issue.
The nex; term of the Circuit Court,
which begius on Monday, will be an
INTEREST," < one, as many cases Of im-
portance will be heard during the
week. This means that the attend.
ance will be large and from every sec
ton of the courtyard you will have
the opportunity therefore of bringing
or sending the dollar due to us on
subscription. 1t is important to us
that you do not neglect to attend to
IL is matter.
meeting of the Onancock division
of the Produce Exchange will be held
on Saturday, April 30th, 2 p. m, aud
important matters to be considered
on the day demand the presence of
all the members. An invitation is
also extended to all others interested
in ally way in the organization to be
preset. The president, Mr.. b. T.
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