Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meet at
Accomac &. II. November 23d.
The next term of the circuit court
Of Accomac begins Monday, Decem-
Der 18th.
A valuable truck farm is offered for
sale by Mr.. John 5. Tyler in this
issue. See ad for particulars.
Mr.. William 7. Wilson, of Lunen
burg county, was the guest OF the
family of Mr.. G. Welly Coard several
days last week.
Miss Mollie Oliver, of louisville,
quite sick for the past month, is we
are glad to report improving and VIII
soon be out again.
Mr.. Douglas Milliner' merchant OF
Accomac G. H., confined to his home
by sickness during the week, is i'm
proving and will soon be out again.
Vim. p. Bell g. Co. have on hand a
fine selection of Thanksgiving post
cards. A large variety of other post
cards local, foreign and artistic being
constantly received.
The remains of Mrs. Julia waiter,
widow of the late Richard walter,
were brought from Baltimore on Tues
davis steamer, and inferred in the
family burying ground near Grad
dockville. ---
Rev. J. Abner Snow, of Exmore,
will preach at Dram hometown bap-
list Church on Sunday, I'D inst.' to-
morrow, and will either preach or
lecture at night on the subject-"How
we got our Bible
Dora Thorne, an excellent drama
will be rendered at Keller for the
benefit of the Methodist Church on
Tuesday, November "a. Oysters will
be served at p. m. The drama be-
gins at 7:3O. Admission % cents.
The stables on the premises OF Mr..
Frank d. Parks, near Accomac =. H.
occupled by Mr.. John W. Budd were
accidentally destroyed by fire Thurs
day night, together with horse
goat, fodder &C., the property OF MIR
Budd.
Robert. son OF Mr.. James B. Daugh
erty, of Daugherty, taken to hosplta
in Norfolk about three weeks ago u
be operated on for appendicitis re
turned home last week, relieved o
the trouble, and will soon be IN hi
usual health again.
The whole of the very valuable per
sonal property of James R. Bull, de
ceased. will be sold at public auction
nv the administrators on his lat
premises, near Pungoteague, on Tues
dav. sth. For full particulars Sc
nosters and advertisement in this If
sue of the paper.
Invitations have been issued by MI
T. A. Joynes and Mrs. I. j. Hancf
announcing the marriage Of his daugr
ter. Miss Evelyn Hamilton Joynes, t
Mr.. Charles Colt, Wednesday ever
ing, November 25th, 1908, at 23SO I'll
taw Place, Baltimore, Md, the res
dence Of Mrs. Hsnce.
The personal property of Frank L
Littleton. deceased, and of Mrs. Ii
tleton. consisting of boats, farmin
indictments, horses, hogs, sheep, col
&c. will be sold on her premises
Parkers Neck, near Zion Church,
next Tuesday, November oath, begl
ming at 10 a. m. For particulars 81
posters.
Asher. son of Mr.. G. Smith MILNE
Of near Accomac G. H., for the la
three months in the hospital at NC
folk for treatment, was brought non
ON AN invalid chair on last Thursda
He is much improved and his restor
ton to health now assured but IL M
be several weeks before he is entire
weu He was suffering with bio
noison when taken to hospital a
operated on several times while the'
New advertisements in this ISIS
and bargains offered in many lines
fellows: I. H. Merrill Co., Pocomo
City-specials in suits and overcoa'
g ! Bull, Davis Wharf-mattin NJ
clothing, china, &C.; R. L. Shield
Co., Onancock-men and boys SD,
ladies coats; A. H. G. Mears, wac
nreague-men and boys SUITS Or
goods &c Belle Haven Furme'
Oo-house furnishers; W. 5. DICE
son g. Son, Pocomoke City-rhan
giving offerings in furniture q
Ieatherbury, Beloat &c., onanc'
tailored suits for women anu i n
&c: w. ]. Neville, Onancock.-oo
Bend watch; notice to creoVorS
John s. Watson, deceased.