Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-10-22
John W. EDM0NDS, Editor and Owner.
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. Mabie' OF
East Orange, N. j., are spending the
week at Accomac @. ID.
Miss Margaret Lillston is spending
the week in Norfolk, the guest OF her
friend, Miss Elizabeth Mcclure.
Hon. Leslie c. Garnet, Democratic
elector, will speak at Accomac Z. H.
Monday, November 18th, court-dsy'
Messrs Geo. T. Beach, Edward I.
Edmonds and VIM. E. Parks, left
Monday via Baltimore, for the 81
Louis Exposition.
Rev. Frank r Boston, a former
pastor of Drummondtown Baptist
Church will fill the pulpit OF that
church, Sunday morning, 23d inst.
Rev. F. 81. Mullineaux will give a
lecture on his trip to the Holy Land |
in Leemont NJ. P. Church Tuesday |
evening, October 25th. Admission,
adults % cents, children ~.
The revival meeting, which began
at Hollies Baptist church last Mon
day night will be continued Sunday
night. Twenty three professions up
to Thursday night are reported.
NIB. It. Nelson is home from the
city with the biggest line and best
assortment of goods he has ever
offered to his trade. Call on him and
see his advertisement in next issue OF
this paper.
REGISTRARS in issuing transfers 10
voters are required by law to send
duplicates to the clerk of our county
court. and the registrar receiving the
transfer is also required to send du-
plicate to the clerk of court.
Reduced rates will be given and the
opportunity offered to all who with
to visit Norfolk at a small expense
dnripg the week of the horse show
which opens October 25tb, in that
city. nv the N. Y. P. g. n. r. r. Go.
Arevival meeting, which began IN
Drummondtown Methodist church
Monday, will be continued Sunday
night and probably during next
week. The pastor is being assisted
nv Rev. G. R. James, of Northamp-
ton.
New advertisements to which es-
pecial attention is invited and al
will read them who want bargains
Al. g. Mears, Wachapreague; Belle
Haven Furniture Co; W. s. Dickin'
son & Son, Pocomoke city; j. Abel
stein, Onancock.
Twenty-Five barrels of sweet pota'
toes, donated by the members o.
Drummondtown, Hollies and Baker
Memorial Baptist churches to TN
Baptist Orphanage, Salem, Va, wer'
forwarded by the pastor, Rev. JONI
K. Goode, on Monday last.
las. q. Fletcher, Jr. and 6. Waite
Mapp, special commissioners VII
sell the eleven acre tract OF woodlan
of which Mary Ann Fox died seize
and possessed, situated on the "Ol
Church Road" on Saturday, Octobe
Doth. at 2 O'Clock p ID. See poster
Valuable oyster property an
schooner. of the Bridgetown Oystf
Co.. will be sold at public auction
Tuesday, November LIST, 1904, 2 p Ii
at Cape Charles, by John I. Wilkln
III. attorney in order to settle up tt
business of the firm For full part
culars see advertisement in this issu
Mr.. Jno. W. Duncan, jeweler, vii
wife and daughter, returned non
Wednesday, from New York, whe
thew have been searching the mar
cts for goods, new and novel 1
Christmas demands, as we'll as u
more stable goods. They report goo
more beautiful and in most article
prices lower than before.
A succe ssful meeting, conducted
Rev. ]. W. Cammack, was held
SayagevilIe last week. The meetil
closed Saturday night with elghte
nrofessions. The candidates for bs
tism will be baptized at the Una
cock Baptist Church on Sund
night. The pastor is aiding In
meeting at Atlantic this week.
John NJ. Bloxom, trustee, will
at public auction on Saturday, N
ember 5th, p Nat Bloxom Statl
three valuable parcels land sltua'
at said station, belonging to the ne
of William II. Bloxom, deceas'
One of the lots is improved by a la
storehouse with dwelling above,
especially valuable by reason OF
location and otherwise, For
partic ulars see posters.
8. James burlington, special CT
missioner, will sell at public auct
on Thursday, November 16'h,S p
on the promises. on the road II
louisville to LocustmouDt, the
uable real estate of which Rich
w. Ames died. seized and posses
consisting of 1913 acres by actual
vey, subdivided into three tract
parcels, and one tract OF about
acres OF woodland. For full part
lars see posters.
At meeting of the Board OF Su