Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.

the week in Norfolk in the interest oI u
the firm of B. s. Ashby 4 Co.
Messrs. John s. Parsons and Isaac
b. Clark represented the old town al
the Inauguration of Teddy on satur-
day. t
RI. Rev. Bishop Randolph will
preach at st. James Church, Acco-
mac G. H., Friday night, nth inst"S
o'clock.
W.P. Bell s. Co. have received
their usual supply of Spring garden
seeds and are now ready to fill all
orders for same.
Judge Blackstone, prevented by
sickness from reaching Accomac Y.
e.. on last Monday, arrived on We'd
uesday and began his regular March
term on that day.
A change in the advertisement OF
the Parksley Marble Works appears
in this issue. Iron fence, cheaper
than wood, has been added to the
business OF the firm.
A meeting of the Pungoteague al
vision of the Produce Exchange will
be held next Wednesday night. All
of the members are requested and
expected to be present.
A meeting Of the Bloomtown dlvl-
sion of the Produce Exchange Will be
held on Saturday, March 18th, p.
I'D. Manager Burton will be present
and address the meeting.
DIR. L. DeCormiss,of Norfolk, has
decided to locate at Accomac Z. d.,
for the practice of his profession aud
authorizes Us to say, that he may be
expecteG about the 18th Of March.
A meeting of the Keller division OF
the Produce Exchange will be held
on Saturday, March 18th, p IN
Business of Importance to be attend
ed to and the presence Of every mem
Der Is requested.
Especial attention is invited to ad.
yertisement of J. P. Caultield u Co.,
Baltimore, if you want piano at a
big bargain. The prices quoted this
week are SO low that it takes very
little money to buy one.
.
The personal property Of Zadoc B.
Mears, deceased, and J. Nesl Mearsi
deceased, will be sold at public auc-
ton, on their respective premises by
M. E. Witham, administrator, on
Saturday, March 18th. See adver
tisement in this issue.
The valuable Hotel Livery Stables
and lot of g. Lloyd Doughty on
= which same are located, with plenty
of land for the same, will be sold tc
the highest bidder, in front Of Hote
Doughty on Saturday, April 1st,nexl
ats O clock p. N. See posters ant
plat at drug store of W. P. Bell q 20
The valuable storehouse and lou II
Keller belonging to John l.. ant
Douglas w. Trower, will be sold q
public auction on Saturday, Marel
18th. 1905, at o'clock p. m, on tn
premises. A good livery, with enoug
land for the same, is attached to sal
property. For terms, &C., see poster
Mr.. W. E. Wise, of the Hardwar
Supply Co., 81 Light St., Baltlmor'
was prevented by sickness from cal
ing on the merchants OF Accomac an
Northampton counties Oh his legult
trip but expects to do 80 in about
week. In the meantime he will a.
preciate it if they will send the
orders to the house.
The valuable real estate former
belonging to Mrs. Ellen J. 5. Byr
deceased, situated in Mappsv1lle, W
be sold at public auction on Satu
day, March 18th, 1905, at l:SO o'clo
pm, on the premises, unless SOLD
nriyate contract before that tim
For terms. Sc, see posters or
Floyd Mock, trustee.
On Thursday evening, March q
MR. Coleburn Phillips, Of Mel
and Miss Cordelia F. Killnon,
popular and accomplished daugh
of Mr.. VIM. T. Killmon, were quie
married at the houe OF the bri
Rev. John K. Goode off1ciated.
and Mrs. Phillips are both wild
known and have the best wishes Q
host of friends.
George E. burlington. trustee
sell at public auction, in front
store of q. R. Boggs & Bro, Ca
Vile, on Saturday, March Goth,
%. NJ, real estate of John I. Mock
Edward, situated near that vills
containing 274 and 10 acres, resp
tiyely. being the same of which J'
It. Boggs died seized and posses
For terms see posters.
Mrs. Olive T. Barnes, wife OF
Hanson P. Barnes, highly resp
ed and esteemed lady, died Wed
day night, of consumption, at
home at Gargatha, aged 80 ye
Funeral services were held over
remains at Woodbury. NJ. E Ohu
South, conducted by her pastor,
W. W. Sawyer, on Friday, and i!
ment was made in cemete y at
church.
g. Walter Mapp, trustee OF j
Belote & Son, bankrupts, will Sc