Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.

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Of the close of business, December ou'
1907. appear in another column
Daughters of Confederacy will meet
Of home of Mrs. R. L. Hopkins oman
cock. Saturday, December 7tn' . Pun
1obn. the three year old son OF Mr.
w w. Roach, of Accomac u u"
critically ill for several days is some
what improved at this time
Christmas goods are now being olS-
n,aved and the jewelry store Oh D. W.
Drncan. Onancock, is sufficient 10 re
lind us of the festive season.
Civ hogs. slaughtered by Mr.. Wells
o Row of near Accomac Q. H. TINS
week weighed 500, 4oS, SsS, S0'' 800
and $50 pounds respectiveiy-O0'A-
1851 pounds.
DIR. J.H. Ayres, who underwent
surgical operation in Memorial no nus
pital. Richmond, Va, some days asU'
49, ~onorted as doing well and may be
Is r6pOItOV 90
expected home soon.
Master Foster Massey, the z-yeai
"a ouardson of Mr.. William Chestnut
lewis. of Saxis, Va, won tne ni0'
nrize given to the handsomest oaoy'
r. the baby show at the Exposition
Xmas. advertisements appear III
this issue of W.T.. Wise, Leatheroury'
palote B. Co., R. L. Shield q Co.. D.
6 Mills, Onancock; W. ). DlcklnSon
& Son. Pocomoke City. READ 'hen
If YOU want bargains.
Mr. James G. Mock, principal o,
1ocnstville public school, was eiec'eo
vice-president for the First Congress
s;onal district of the Virginia Educa'
tional Conference, in session III '"'
, CITY of Richmond last week.
1ora. the nine year old daughter o
Mr. Geo. Tom Vessels, OF near Acco
mac O. H., operated on in Sara
Ieigb hospital for appendicitis som
DAYS ago, according to the latest az
vices was doing we'll and IS expecOe
home soon.
"Warner Ames, attorney for &c
uord F. Corbett, will on SATURDAY
December It'll, at one O'Clock p "
sell at public auction all the person. GU
nd N
property of the said Edward Z. ~ ",
hett consisting OF three horses car'
wagons, plows, &C., &C.
1ieutenant Beverly Browne OF
a and wife, and Mr.. Geo.
Reyell and wife, of Baltimore are
Accomac @. H., the former as eueS
80 tho family of Mr.. J. H. Fletche
r. the latter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
@. Ayres and other relatives o.
friends.
VIM. P. Bell & Co. will nave q
played at their store the nrsV we .'
necember, a nice selection OF artlS
GOODS suitable for holiday reminoe
burnt wood, water color p'c'ur
calendars. Xmas and New Year p
cards, stationery, perfumes anu
dian basket work.
L Floyd Mock, trustee, Will Sol,
rh,ic auction to the highest pioo
on Saturday, December 7th' 1917,
$50 O'Clock p. M, at the store Vi
n lanes & Bros, Nassawaddox'
the very valuable house ana 10
las. L. Mears and wife, situated
Nassawaddox. For terms &C. WI
ore most liberal, see posters or
trustee.
In this issue of our paper you
And a statement of conditlon
the Parksley National Bank.
u,;u see that their deposits
11s a4o so, covering the follo'
.tor,s. Individual deposits suble'
nheck. demand certificates OF del
and certified checks Many y
oarrv these items under one ne
;md;vidual deposits subject to che
The valuable farm containing
.nd one-half (5o3) acres mol
less. situated about one miie
quarter from Onley Station, be
mo to g. Walter Mapp and L.
Mock. adjoining the lands OF de
pH;,lips and wife and Others WI
sold at public auction to the nj
bidder on Saturday, December
1907. at 2:3o O'Clock p. M, at
rrhis farm is in high state OF
va,ion. the whole OF it reau
trucks. Terms most hoef"'
which see posters
Fire destroyed two dweilln
,nnar Accomac last week. Or
longing to and occupied by MI;
W. Cullen, Of near jenkins Z
was burned "Wednesday hsn
ths other, an unoccupied cott'
NJ william @. Lewis on Tunn'
Iand was burned Thursday
The destruction OF the io or
accidental, and an incene,ia'
thought, put the torch to tne
TSo ioss to Mr.. Cullen is about
insurance 5000; to Mr.. Levin
>o,o :,urouoe $3.50.