Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-10-29
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1904
John W. EDMONDS, Editor and Owner.
LOCAL NEWS.

hon. Leellc Ss VOL ASsss
eIector. will speak at Accomac Z. d.,
Monday, November 9TH, court-dsy.
Mr.. s. Harry Gross, of Baltimore
of late the guest of Mr.. Robt. Old>
ham, returned to his home on FIJI
day.
Messrs. Geo. II. Beach, Edward L.
Edmonds and W. T. Parks, OF +, re
Turned from the st. Louis Exposition
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chopper, OF
Washington, are the guests OF Dr'
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Tiffany at Mt. Custls'
their country home.
Mrs. Lottie Eichelberger, OF near
Accomac G. b., left by steamer Tor
Baltimore on Wednesday TO have a
cataract removed from one OF her
eyes.
DIR. G. w. Lemon spent several
DAYS this week with Rev. anu Mrs.
Jno. K. Goode, AccoIusc G. d., )eav-
inc for his home in West, Va, on
Friday.
first mill, corn crusher and Il
horse power gasoline engine Will be
sold by Mr.. Geo. W. Garrett, at Acco
mac C. a., November 18th, court'day'
soa advertisement for full particu-
lars.
DIR. w. W. Smith, dentist of Balti-
more. will be In his office at POGO
moke City, Nd, Monday, October
s1st and Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, November 1st,snd and Srd'
1904.
Attention is invited to advertise
ment in this issue OF l. Cluster, oman
cock. He wants your trade. ha a ole
line OF + II and Winter goods ano
nroposes to offer them to you at at
tractive prices.
Mr.. 8. Hessler, merchant tailor
formerly of Ouancock. has moved L
Philadelphia but will ntin ie u
serve his old customers an purpose
to make it to their interest to CIV
him their patronage. See ad.
Mr.. James P. Daugherty and fan
ily left this week for Portsmouth
their future home. Mr.. Daughert
recently sold out his livery bushes
at Accomac G. II TO accept part
nership in An old and estaolishe
firm in that city.
Valuable personal property will 3
sold by Mr.. Thos. B. Quinby on 81
premises, known as the "Chlne'
league Farm" on Saturday, Noveu
Der 18th, 1904 commencing at III
M. Full particulars given IN an az
yertisement in this issue.
las. q. Fletcher, Jr. and g. Walt
Mapp, special commissioners, W
sell the eleven acre tract of woodlar
OF which Mary Ann Fox died seiz
and possessed, situated on the ~
Church Road" on Saturday, Octoo
e9th. at 2 O'Clock p. 10. See postel
The public schoolhouse and I
old Zion Church building. used al
place of worship for a half centu
or more, both situated near the pre-
ent Zion Baptist Church, were d
troyed by fire Sunday night. L
origin of the fire is unknown. Ii
about $1,000.
Especial attention is invited
notice of Mr.. ]. T. Sharpley in
other column. He is making a to
NJ the Eastern Shore in the inter
of the Telephone Co., of which N
president. Everyone, interested
better telephone service, should 81
scribe to the stock he offers.
Valuable oyster property
schooner, of the Bridgetown Oy'
Co., will be sold at public auction
Tuesday, November 1st, 1904, p
at Cape Charles, by John I. WIKI
III. attorney,in order to settle up
business of the firm. For full pa
cnlars see advertisement in this lei
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Finney
nounce the IN lrriage of their dau
ter. Miss Marye Richardson Finl
TO Mr.. Rowland Willis Phillips
Wednesday, November 9th, 1904
Ocean View NJ E. Church, 30
Wachapreague, Va, at IL o'e
noon No invitations will be ISL
on the Shore.
John NJ. Bloxom, trustee, Will
at public auction on Saturday
ember 5th, p Mat Bloxom sta
three valuable parcels OF land stu
at said station. belonging to the
of William a. Bloxom, decee
One of the lots is improved by
storehouse with dwelling above
especially valuable by reason o
location ard otherwise. For
partic ulars see posters.
A detective, employed by CT
of Exmore to hunt up speak Cd
in that town, found three dispel
the LIQUIDS not included in the
loft drinks" The offender
Harmon, Ed. Harmon and Asa
pie, all colored, bad hear ng
Justice Mic olson last week ano
fued $500 each, and costs. An
colored man In the employ OF
the speak easies" was fined so
8. James burlington, special
missioner, will sell at public al