Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

A strawberry festival will be held
at Crowsontown NJ. E. Church, June
9Th and 7th. Supper to be served
both evenings. Public invited.
DR.. o. F. Byrd, Temperanceville,
will be absent from his Office from
Esd to sSth inst /, and patients are
hereby requested 10 take notice.
privileges to Far Grounds OF East
ern Shore Agc'cl,'r al Association,
will be sold 10 The highest bidders,
at Fair Grounds, Tuesday, June 14th,
Sp. III.
The goods Of the late firm of Slo-
comb & Ames. as will be seen in this
issue, have been marked down and
must 60, if low prices will sell them.
Everyone IS expected to accept the
invitation to call who wants bar
gains.
l.. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will, on Saturday, May 2Sth,
1892, at 1870 o'clock p. ln., sell at
Marsh Market, the lands of which
Columbus Taylor died seized and
possessed. For further particulars
sec posters.
Rev. Henry L. Derby, rector of the
Episcopal Churches of tbs county,
left for Danville, last Tuesday, to at
tend the Council, which convened on
Wednesday. He will not return in
time to meet his appointments to-
morrow, Sunday.
Thomas G. Kcll;,m, special commits
sioner, advcrtises for sale in this issue
at public auction, on Wednesday,
June Sth, three farms of which John r..
Kellam, died seized and possessed.
All OF them are very valuable and
desirably located.
The commencement exercises of
Miss Robinson's school, C-addock-
vile. will be held in storehouse of
NJ 7. Wise, May 3lsS. Tie pro-rcmme.
which consists of classic music, es-
says, dialogues, &c, is Of high o.
der. Friends cordially invited.
Mr.. Jos. +. Riggs, agent for the
heirs of VIM. Kilmon, deceased, will
sell at public auction on the premis-
es, Saturday, May 2Sth, p. NJ, val
liable real estate situated near the
Eastern Shore Steamboat wharf at
Guilford. For full particulars see
posters.
The Eastern District Association,
which embraces he Baptist Church
es on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland,
and several chuictes in Eat Ball.
more, Will bold its sessions at the
First Baptist Church. Pocomo':e City,
Nd, on the 7th, Ssh aud 9th days of
June.
Especial aottent;ou is invited 20 adj
ve:f;sement of Rayfeld s. Rayfie'd,
in tbs issue. They have just received
a large.Iiue of pew Gods, which they
bought for ca-h and propose to sell
at low margin of p.otit. A cordial
incitation extended to everyone to
cali and price them.
Mr.. Zorro Willis for hipsel' aEd rs
AGENT for the teics Of Edward L.
Willis, deceased, will sell at pl5lic
auction at Exmore, on the 25ih of
Jure, very valuable tract of land,
reaf E.,nore station, and ve-y de-
ri.able house AID LOT a. Willis wharf.
Fur;hef particulars VIII be given in
later issues OF the ENTERPRISES.
The sale OF the real estate of Geo.
G.. Fox's, will be at louisville, on
Wednesday, June 6th next, begin
ming about 4 O'Clock p. m, and at
Wachapreague, on Thursday, June
9th next, beginning about q o'clock
p. NJ, instead of on the 18th and 18th
inst, as heretofore advertised. See
advertisement in another column and
printed posters.
The louisville Hotel, closed for
the last two mo 1ths, will be reopencd
TO the public, juno 1sr. The pro-
prjetor hes certificates from DIS.
John w. Kellam and Geo:ge w. Le-
Cato, showing that be can now ac-
commodate guests with absolute
safety, but to guard against all dan
ger, the reopenipg is postponed as
stated, to June 1st.
Thomas w. Russell and L. R. Phil
lips will sell on Saturday, the 2Sth
day of May. in Pungoteague, at 8
o'clock p. M, the valuable track Of
land situated ON Nandua creek, of
which Levin W. Phillips died seized
and possessed; and on Saturday, the
9TH day of June, at Fair Oaks, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock, they will sell
other valuable tracts of which the
said Levin w. Phillips, died seized and
possessed.
Saml H. Matthews. trustee. will sell
at public auction, Tuesday, May Gath,
3p. NJ, at Hopeton, one steam saw
mill located near Hopeton, together
with all fixtures and appurtenances,
two pairs of wheels, with the gear,
chains, &C., two mules and harness,
&C., to satisfy debt due by George
w. Hallowell, to Gillet Mason, A. w.
Short and Genrra Y Rlornm trading