Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

County court next Monday and the
re ular grand jury term.
The next fsir of the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair Association will be
held August %. %. % and %.
Hiss Margaret West, daughter of
General NJ. ". West, is at Accouac
this week, the guest of Mrs. j. F.
BurkS
Rev. j. F. Burks. rector of st.
James Church, is in attendance at
the convocation Of Norfolk, in SEES
sion at Virginia Beach this week.
The firm OF Mr.. Jno f. Mock, ad
vertised in this paper, situated near
Melfa Statioa has been sold to AIR.
ChaS F. Uaderhill, of Norfolk, for
four thousand dollars
Mr.. WILDER j. Milliner, of Locust
vile, has been commissioned by
Governor Tyler Il Notary Public for
Accomack county, and qualified be-
fore Judge Ross on the 10th instant.
y large attendance of the citizens
of the county is expected at the
courthouse on Monday and that dol
lar you owe us fer subscription or
otherwise will be expected during
the term.
L Floyd Mock, trustee. will sell at
pubic auction, on Saturday, May
2sth, about /! p. H.. ut George Y.
BoXom's store, Guilford, real estate
Of Mrs. Hester y. Luker, situated near
that place.
Rev r. ~ Robinson will fill the ap
poiutment of Rev. J r. Griffith at
Ouley tomorrow at II O'clock. There
will be no preaching at louisville
or Amiss Chapel. The pastor is off
the Shore.
f. W Shivers, the well known ice
cream manufacturer, has moved his
plant from Peninsula Junction TO
Princess Anne. Md, and is better
equipped to serve his trade than ever
before. Write for prices.
Mr.. F H. Dryden, real estate agent,
has for sale $50 farms. as will be seen
by advertisement in this issue. He
can suit you, if you want a farm,
both in location and price, and you
get a square deal with him every
time.
Capt. William Somers was partially
paralyzsd at his home near Bloxom,
on Wednesday, but it will be crafty
ing TO his many friends to be intorm-
ed, that he has recovered from the
effects of the same, except in one of
his hands.
L. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction at
Parksley, in front of Lewis Hotel, on
Saturday, May 9th, 3 p. m, valuable
house and lot of Mrs. Catharine j.
Bennett, situated at Parksley. For
full particulars see posters.
f. II. Benson will be at Accomac
c. H Monday next, court day, with
full line OF samples of spring and
summer suitings aud trowserings, all
OF the newest designs and styles for
the present season-style, fit, work
manship and prices guaranteed.
a public meeting is TO be held at
Wachapreague this afternoon in the
interest of the oyster business on the
seaside and TO formulate plans for
better protection of the same, which
will be presented to the Board of
Fisheries at it's meeting in that town
on the first day of June.
Mr.. George F. Parker will sell at
public auction at his store at Acco
mac G. H, next Monday, general
merchandise, consisting of dry goods,
groceries, notions, hardware, SC. He
will discontinue business and the
goods will be sold without reserve
bids. Terms made known GA day of
sale.
wilkins Beach hotel all all-the>
year-round resort, located in two
miles OF Eastville. was opened for
guests on last Saturday. The main
building is large, commodious and
attractively arranged, with every
modern advantage, including hot
and cold water baths. 1t will &C
commodate from 10 to 100 guests
Wm. 5. Richardson, the ice cream
man, OF Marion Station, Md, has just
put in his ice cream factory No. 3
Alpha Deloval Separator, which sep
crates the cream from the milk at the
rate of 100 gallons per hour. Mr..
Richardson invites those that want
to see an up to date ice cream factory
and dairy business to come and see
his.
The Drama Turn of the Tide or
Wrecked in Port" will be repeated
at Marionvile Hall on Tuesday night,
Nav 3Oth. Monday night last, the
22d. was stormy and it could not be
oiyen on Tuesday night AS advertis-
ed because of an entertainment and
supper giveE at Bridgetown by the
rohnsontown ladies. Every body in
yited to go and help a good cause.
Admission % cents for adults children
IS cents.
The election in Accomac on Thurs
day was very quiet and the vote a
very small one except in Pungoteague
district and there only about half Of