Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-06-20

All obituary notices in ENTERPRISE,
are charged for at the rate of five
cents per line.
Sunday morning, June 21st, Chill
dren's day will be observed at Bap-
fist Church, Drummondtown.
The 4th of july will be celebrated
this year on Sykes Island, under the
auspices of the Order of Rechabites.
Next county court is the term for
the officers elected in May, to quail
fv. Cali on the Clerk for your GER
tificate-
Children's day services at Ayres
N. Z. Oh lrch. tomorrow, June 21st.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
The ".John A. White farm" will be
sold at public auction by the heirs,
next Wednesday. See advertisement
for particulars.
The Drummondtown Alliance meets
in their hall, Saturday, June goth
inst, to attend to matters Of impor-
lance to the craft.
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore. this spring and summer,
will find the Maltby house, desir-
able stopping place.
The Rev. e. Meade, will preach in
the Episcopal Church, Onancock, on
the o5th and Goth inst, at ii a. NJ,
and S p. m., of the 2Sth.
Children's day services at Parksley
NJ. E. Church, tomorrow, June 21st,
p. m. Prof. Frankenfield will as
sist in music with cornet.
The advertisement of the keystone
Cooperage Co, Philadelphia, whole
sale dealers in empty barrels, is COM
Inended to the careful perusal of the
readers of the ENTERPRISE.
Rev. f. Meade, evangelist. will hold
services at st. James Church, this
place, June 23rd and 9th, at p. H.,
and on following Sunday, June 2Sth,
p. III.
Mr. D. J. Titlow, offers for rent for
the year 1892, his beautiful place
Point Meade" on Onancock creek.
For particulars, apply to the owner,
at Onancock.
Hezekiah Fitzgerald has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Hopkins, in
place Of Jno. H. Hopkins, resigned;
and YIN. t. Rogers, in place of Spen-
Ger I. Rogers, resigned.
The Savage hotel, at Accomac c.
H., will be rented out to highest bid
der, for year 1892, on first day of July
term of county court, by L. James
Gunter, receiver. See advertisement
for full particulars.
Mr. D. Frank White, Parksley, is
being prominently mentioned as can
didate for the House of Delegates
from Accomac. and he has already
received liberal assurances of support
from many sections of the county.
The committee appointed by N. E.
Churches. South, Drummondtown
Circuit, to select site for parsonage
building in said circuit. have decided
in favor of Drummondtown, and the
Parsonage will be built during this
year.
The advertisement of W. J. Becker
& Co., commission merchants, Erie,
Pa, appears in this issue of our
paper Mr. Geo. H. LeCato, formerly
of this county, is connected with the
firm to give attention to the ship
ments from Eastern Shore.
L. Floyd Mock, special commissions
er, will sell at Sirocco. in front of
Joseph r. Riggs store. on Thursday,
June 25th, 1891, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
two valuable tracts of land of which
George Somers, died, seized and pos
sessed. For terms see posters.
The real estate of John r. Johnson,
deceased, situated near Leemont, has
been subdivided into several conven-
lent and desirable building lots, and
will be sold on the premises, at public
auction, Saturday, June 27th, 8 p. HI,
by D. II. Johnson, agent for the heirs.
For full particulars, see posters.
Ministers of the Gospel are request
ed to be little more definite in their
certificates to marriage license as to
place where the marriage is celebrat-
ed. The certificate has to be put on
record and it won't do simply to say
''at the Parsonage, "along the road",
or at brides residence, without NAM
ing the county.
John II. Wise, special commission
er in the suit of Albert Lewis com
mittee vs. David W. Lewis and wife
ct ais, and L. Floyd Mock, special
commissioner, in suit of Florence NJ.
Lewis, by next friend, VS.. Joshua w.
Wheaton and wife, &C., will sell at
public auction, on Chincoteague, Fri
day. June 26th, real estate in pur-
suance with DEGREES in said suits.
DR.. Edward T. Mason, of Accomac,
recent distinguished graduate of
the Medical Department of the Uni
versiCy of Maryland, has located at
Savageville, this county, for the prac-
tice of his profession. DR.. Mason is
young man of fine attachments in
his profession and we predict for him
a successful career
NJ. Oldham, Jr, trustee. will sell at
Onancocl1, in front of 3. T. Parker's
hotel, June 27th, at about o'clock,
p. H., the undivided one-fourth inter
est of VIM. K. Parker in the land of
which his brother Louis H. Parker,
died seized and possessed-said land
containing 80 acres, more or less, and
adjoining lands of Geo. w. Mason,
John S. Martin and others. For
terms see posters.
G.S. Palmer, commission merchant,
Il. Y, under date, June 18th inst,
says, receipts of potatoes have been
unusually heavy this week and for
the past 8 days aggregate about
10000 barrels. Market however holds
firm at $500 to $3.50 for primes and
other goods from $500 to $3.50. The