Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.

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try home.
Miss Eta Wise left on Friday OF
last week for a visit of two months to
her cousin, Mrs Landon Derby, West
Virginia.
Bargains in sewing machines are
being offered by John Il. Robinson,
Onancock, for next 80 days. See adj
vertisement.
Hon. John r. Rev in card this
week gives notice that he will be
candidate for re election to the House
OF Delegates.
Mr.. Phil T. Milliner, critically i'll at
bis home at Accomac @. b., early 10
the week, is at this time much better
and out again
Mr.. w. s. h. Bond and Capt. s. A.
Lewis and wife, of near Accomac Z.
A., left last week, via Chesapeake 4
Ohio Ry.. for ten days trip to the
Worlds Fair, st. Louis.
The household and kitchen fuini
ture cf Jas. p. Daugherty will be
sold by him at public auction at
Accomac G. b., Saturday, October
18th. as advertised in another column.
Valuable stock will be sold to the
highest bidder by Mr.. Geo. c. Bonni
well.c his premises near Harborton.
Oh Saturday, October 18th, 10 a. I'D
See advertisement in this issue for
full particulars.
Mr. William Ellipger, postmaster
at Fox Island, Va, is autho lied to
receive bids to carry the mail from
that place to Crisfield, Md, for four
years beginning July l, 1905 See
advertisement in another column.
Mr. G Walter Mapp is beirg urged
by his friends to stand for the lower
house of the LegislE., for the xexi
session, the electio.I'f for which will be
held in the fall of 1905 1t is generally
understood that MIR. Mapp will be E
candidate.
Especial attention is invited to ad
vertisements in this issue of J. W.
Taylor, Hallwood, Rogers & Boggs,
Melfa, E F. Guillette, Temperance
vile, and Harry T. White, Bloom
town Each has something to say OF
interest to you.
The directors of the Peninsula Fair
Association, Tasley, Va, have de
clared their annual dividend of 10 per
cent. on a stock of 1880. The asso
citation has held seven annual fairs
and has declared dividend of 70 pei
cent. in the seven years.
Twenty five fancy drivers and
blocky farm horses will be sold by
auction at H. E. Mears' stables, Kel
Ter, today, Saturday, October sth, by
Smyth Bros McCleary- Mcclellan
Live Stock Co. See advertisement
in another column of this paper.
Jas. b. Fletcher, Jr and g. Walter
Mapp, special commissioners, viii
sell the eleven acre tract of woodland
of which Mary Ann Fox died seizeC
and possessed, situated on the "OlC
Church Road" onar 3terday, Octobe
Goth, at o'clock p. 10. pee poster
Mr.. Jas. P. Daugherty and wife re
turned from Baltimore, Saturday
with their child taken to that cit.
for treatment some days ago. Al
operation was performed while there
which will relieve the child of lame
ness caused by blow some month
ago.
Mr.. Harry E. Mears will have hi
third annual sale on his farm at Kel
Ter on Wednesday, October 10th. FL
will offer on the day to the highes
bidder, bout 90 road, track and fart
horses, several brood mares and colt:
also harness, carriages, speed carts
sulky and traps. Full particular
given by posters and advertisement
ment in this issue.
James n. Fletcher, Jr., trustee i
deed from Americas V Hussey an
wife g., will sell at public auctio
on Thursday, October 18th, l:S0 p. IN
at Belinda, a tract of land containin
20 acres, more or less, situated i
MessoDgo Neck, bounded by the Ian
ofC. S Witham and brother, Harrie
A. Slant and county road.
The book of Mr.. VIM. T. Bundicl
containing bis temperance lecture
is now being offered for sale in til
county aid should have place
every household There is bat or
opinion otthe book, not only in tt
county but elsewhere. Competel
Judges, who have given it critic
samioatiop, say that it will compal
favorabIy with the best temperan'
lectures ever published.
Tickete, good for 10 days to Il
worlds fair, st. Louis, via Phil
delphia. are advertised for sale
the N. Y. P. & N. r. r. from {
stations on the Eastern Shore eve
Tuesday in October for the SUM
1850 fer the round trip. Ticke
good only in coaches to and fro
Philadelphia, and from Philadelph
every Wednesday, on special ira
leaving Broad ST. station S;25 a. m.