Peninsula?Enterprise,!
JOHN W. EDMONDS,
EDITOR ANO OWNER.
ACCOMAO COURT HOUSE, VA.
Entered at the Post Office at Aceomac C. H.
Va., as Second-class Matter.
Saturday, March 21, 1908.
Notice to Subscribers.
An order has been issued by the
Postmaster-General to the effect.that
publishers of weekly newspapers!
must drop from their subscription]
lists the names of all subscribers U
months or more la arrears, and this
ruling makes it necessary for us to
insist upon prompt settlements la the
future. If indebted to us please let
the matter have your attention at
once.
LOCAL NEWS.
Board of Supervisors meet Tuesday,
March 31st.
The buyer for R. L. Shield & Co.,
is home with the new ideas and nov?
elties for the Easter trade
Mrs. C. B. Mason and daughter,
Miss Manie, left Thursday for Balti?
more and Washington to purchase
millinery for Spring.
Mrs. Sarah Ayres and Mrs. Susan
Finney, of Aceomac C. H., spent sev?
eral days in Cape Charles this week,
visiting relatives and frienas.
Mr. R. W. Somers, of the firm of
Somers & Somers, Bloxom, is in the
city this week buyinc Spring goods.
See their advertisement in this issue.
Mr. John W. Berry has been en?
dorsed by the Republican County
Committee and will get the appoint?
ment as next postmaster at Aceomac
C. H.
Five truck farms, cheap to quies
dealers, are offered for sale at private
contract by F. M. Wilson & Co., Po?
comoke city, as will be noted by ad
vertisement in another column.
Stewart K. Powell, trustee, will sel
at public auction, at Onancock, on
Saturday, the -kb day of April, valu
able real estate of which Isaac Ayres,
dieet seised, situated on Doe Creek,
For further particulars see posters.
