Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.
circuit Court, next Monday.

Mr.. Douglas d. Fletcher has been
appointed postmaster at Wattsville,
this county.
Messrs. Edward D. Waddy and
Geo. d. wilkins spent several days
In Norfolk this week.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis, has been i'll for
several weeks and Is still confined 10
her home by sickness at Accomac.
Misses Emma and Mae johnson
left Thursday tor Baltimore and to
attend the inauguration on Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Daugherty, Of Ports
mouth, Va, is visiting relatives at
Accomac G. H. and Daugherty this
week.
Anyone in need of good horse or
mule can be suited by calling at L.
n. Nelson's stables Monday, court
day.
Rev. John K. Goode will preach q
sermon to the young men at Drum
mondtown Baptist Church, Sunday |
morning, March 9Th.
Miss Missouri D. Bloxom,of Locust
willie, left by steamer on Thursday TO |
attend the Inauguration. She will
be accompanied by some friends from
Baltimore.
A meeting Of the Bloomtown divi-
sion of the Produce Exchange will be
held on Saturday, March 18th, l p.
NJ. Manager Burton will be present
and address the meeting.
Twenty four horses and mules will
be sold at public auction by Raugh'
ley & Twilley, at Pocomoke City, on
Saturday, March 4th, 1:30 p. m See
advertisement in this issue.
DR.. ]. L. DeCormiss,of Norfolk, has
decided to locate at Accomac @. d.,
for the practice of his profession aud
authorizes Us to say, that he may be
expected about the 10Th of March.
Mr.. J.. E. Roberts, of Keller, will
train and race this season Orphan
Girl, by Burser, also the two year
old filly, Isabelle by Burseree, for
Messrs. j. R. James and son, OF
GAINESVILLE, Va
DIR. ]. Fl. Ayres, of Accomac q. d.,
has been appointed by Governor
Montague a delegate from Virginia
to the American Anti Tuberculosis
League, to be held in Atlanta, Ga -,
April 18th to 10th, 1905.
Mr.. L. Cluster, of Onancock, spent
the week in New York and other
Northern cities, buying Spring goods
His advertisement in this issue will
convince you that he has many bar
gains to offer you this season.
The personal property OF zadoc g.
Mears, deceased, and j. Neal Mears
deceased, will be sold at public auc
ton, on their respective premises by
NJ. E Witham, administrator. on
Saturday, March 18th. See adver
tisement 10 this issue.
A large crowd is expected at the
courthouse next Monday, courtday
and this is to remind you too II II
arrears for subscription to the Enter
prise, to bring with you the dolla
you owe us and If you cannot attend
to send it by some one who will b
here on the day.
An advertisement of Doremus
Savage, Belle haven, is OF interest t
you. The firm sells stoves and othe
things, of which they tell you /
verse. Their ad will entertain 20
and the members of the firm will cor
vince you that "lIfe Is worth living
II YOU will let them help to fill you
wants.
The executors of John T. Finne,
deceased, will sell at his late hon
at Finney's Wharf, on next Tuesda
March 9TH, valuable personal prof.
erty of the decedent consisting
household and kitchen furpitur
horse, cart, hogs, corn, &c. Sale W
begin at 10 a. m. Terms made know
on the day.
Mr.. W. e. Wise, of the Hard~a
Supply Co., 81 Light St, Baltimor
was prevented by sickness from ca
ing on the merchants Of Accomac al
Northampton counties on hislegul
trip but expects to do so In about
week. In the meantime he will a
preciate it II they will send the
orders to the house.
An entersaiE of rare mer
consisting of pantomimes, recitatio
&C., will be given IN the Old MasoI
Temple, Accomac O. H., Tuesd
evening, March 9TH, beginning at
O'Clock Oysters and other refres
ments will be served in connect
With same by the ladies Of the b'
fist Church from to 10 p. m.
The State presid ,nt of the W.
Il. u, OF Florida, s .ys Of orr coun
man who recently made tour OF
State In the interest OF temperan
"No ore who has visited our uni
during the last ten years has done
effective work for temperance as
w. T. undick. His message
presses all and wins many"
In a joint debate between
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