Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-06-25

camp meeting OH tle uFiluSt
grounds will be held from August
5sh to 14th.
Rev. T. S Dnraway will preach a,
Drummondtown Baptist Churcl
Sunday morning.
The Eastern Shore Agriculture
Fair commences Tuesday, August %
and continues four days.
Mr. Henry r. Parker, of Slnithtield
is at Accomac c. H., on II visit to his
brother. Mr.. George F. Parker.
Mr.. Thomas w. Blackstone, Of
Pungoteague, is critically i'll al
Tasley, the home of his daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Colona.
AIR. John s. Parsons and bride re-
turned from their wedding journey
to their home at Aecomac G. b, Oh
last Wednesday.
Accomac is entitled TO 81 auc
Northampton to II delegates III the
Congressional Convention which
meets at Urbanna, August I'd.
Rev. George w. Jones and wife, Of
Cape Charles, spent this week at Ac-
comac O. H., on a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Grant.
Aregular meeting of Accomac Tent,
L. o. Rechabites, will be held July
Isn't, in their hall at SKIS, Va, Ut :
O'Clock. All members are requested
TO be present.
Machapuugo Bridge WAS formally
opened to the public on Thursday,
the 23rd inst Temporary roads HAY,
been made along the line condemned
by the county leading to it.
attention is especially invited to
advertisement of W. T. Winder, On
ancock, in this ssue. He is u
"hustler,'' wants your trade and of
fers you bargains to secure it.
Z. Il. Bensou will be at Accomac
G. H., Monday next, court day, with
full line Examples OF summer suit
ing, Sc, which he is now Offering at
reduced prices TO close out this sea-
sous stock.
The Chesapeake Agricultural Fair
will commence August 18th, aud con-
tinue four days. A program of the
races appears in this issue of special
interest TO the horsemen, and pre-
MUM list will appear in later issues
Rev. H. S. Dulany will give an en-
tertainment with his graphaphone at
Leatherbury church, Tuesday night.
June 2Sth, and at Ayers Chapel,
"Wednesday night, June 29th. All
are invited. Admission 10 and Is
cents.
The lecture of DR.. Armstrong Hop
kins, on love, courtship and marriage,
announced for last Tuesday night at
Drummondtown Methodist Church,
was postponed to next Tuesday night.
AGmission-adults 10 cents. children
cents.
porker, which promises to break
the record as the largest ever raised
in the county, is now owned by
Messrs Mapp and Trower. proprietors
OF Keller Hotel 1t will weigh now.
say competent judges, seven hun dred
pounds or more.
County Court next Monday, and ii
you owe US dollar on subscription q
most cordial Invitation is extended
you to be present and bring it with
YOU. Our collector will be on guard
to see that you do not take it back
home with you.
There will be an all day festival
and fair at Evergreen Church. Har.
borton, July 4th. Dinner and supper
will be served, ice cream and con-
dictionaries for sale. Amusements
through toe day, fireworks at night
Brass band will furnish music.
The A. J. Ward farm between
Belle Haven and Wardtown, one and
a half miles from Exmore station, is
offered for sale by 7. +. Quinby, at
torney. Onancock. either as a whole
Or in parcels to suit purchasers
Write to him for prices and further
particulars
J. 7. Taylor, Jr., will sell at public
auction on Thursday, June Goth, at
Keller, Va, two car loads of
busgies, Surveys and spindle wagons,
consigned to B. W. Mears & Son.
Terms will be $500 cash, balance 90
days's bankable note with interest
from date, to be approved by l.. G.
Mears. Sale will commence at p. IN.
All the privileges of the Chesa-
peake Agricultural Fair will be sold
at public auction, at the Fair
Grounds, July the LIST inst, after the
arrival of the down evening train
AS the Fair bids fair to be great
success this year, especial attention
is called to the advantages these
privileges offer from financial point
of view.
Henry j. Davis, Abednego T. Fisher
AID William J. Riggs, each of whom
applied for retail liquor license at
his house, at Messongo Bridge
Bloxom and Masonville, respectively,
at May term of county court last
and was refused, appealed to the Cir
cult Court and was granted license
at June special term which has just
adjourned.
Mr.. James T. Hurst, on Thursday
evening last, gave an elegant spread