Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Peninsula Fair, Tasley, opens mex
Tuesday.
Rev. NJ. w. Bloxom will preach al
Halls Chapel next Sunday, II a. IN
DR.. II. d. Lilliston will not fill hi
appointments at Parksley again unit
September.
Speed entries to the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair will close Monday,
August 10th, II p. m.
Examine the premium list of the
Eastern Shore Agri cultural Fair and
get your exhibits ready for entries on
the eth.
Several valuable farms advertised
in this issue of the paper by F. Fl.
Dryden, real estate agent. See ad-
vertisemenr.
The Peninsula Fair has a reputa-
ton for generous premiums and fair
dealing second to none in the Nation
al ASSOCIATION.
The managers of the Peninsula
Fair Association expect more first
class horses this year than ever be
fore In its history.
Messrs. l.. Floyd Mock and E. T.
Powell, accompanied by their wives
and children,are in attendance at the
Pan>American exposition this week.
An automobile will be one of the
attractions Of the Peninsula Fair. 1t
will run daily during the fair for the
entertainment of all within its gates.
Mr.. William H. Merrill, of Green
backville, and Miss Annie F. Tarr, of
Franklin Clty,were married at Stock
ton, Md, on Sunday, 18th inst. Rev.
MIR. Anderson, of the NJ. E. Church,
officiating.
Especial attention is invited to the
advertisement of new firm OF Geo. r.
Justis & Son, Leemont, in this paper.
An advertisement of E. F. Guillette
also merits your attention.
Starting Judge Smith. whose SER
vices have been secured by the Pc
ninsula Fair, has few equals in the |
country-in fact 1t is said he is ex-
celled only by the great Walker.
Rev. j. Arthur VIM, who has
been visiting his paren Is in Lunen-
berg County, will return in time TO
fill his appointments next Sunday at
Waehapreague and Smiths Chapel.
See next weeks issue of this paper
for special ammo uncement of the
Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
(Keller), August eth, 2sth, Goth, SOth,
and make your arrangements now to
go.
F. H. Dryden, real estate broker,
has sold to Edward E. Mock, of this
county, very valuable farm on the
suburbs of Pocomoke City. MIR. Mock
will make it his home after the pres
ent year.
The Accomac Baptist Association,
after pleasant and profitable ses>
sion at Hollies, commencing Wednes-
day, adjourned Friday, to meet with
Drummondtown Baptist Church next
year.
Merry-go-round, side shows, free (
exhibitions of skill by celebrated
acrobats will be among the attract
ions at the Keller Fair. Go to see ,
them. Nothing to offend the moral
sense.
The members of Pungoteague I
Grange, No. 702, are requested to
meet at the Grange Hall, Monday,
August 19th,7 a. m. with Ratchet and :
saw, to obey the orders OF master
workman, E. B. NAPLES.
The members of the Oak Hall and '
New Church division of the Ex- f
change will meet at Atlantic, on t
Saturday, nth Of August. p. m.
Speakers are expected to be present r
and the public is invited. h
Balloon ascension and parachute s
leap every day at Peninsula FAIR i
grounds, together with trapeze per-
formance Of the daring aeronaut
while thousands of feet in mid air.
This alone is worth price of admis-
sion.
The Keller division of the Produce Ii
Exchange will meet Saturday after v
noon, August 17th,3 O'clock. All mem
bers invited to be present and bring \
their wives and sweethearts with
them. Prominent speakers expected =
on the occasion. Refres hments will
be served.
l.. Floyd Mock will sell at public =
auction to the highest bidder on !,
Saturday, August Gath, 1901, at
O'Clock p. m, at Harborton, the tract
OF land known as Poplar Grove" Il
certainly 200 acres, more or less, be- II
longing to Mrs. Mary A. West and Z
Miss Tabitha E. Bayly. a
James II. Fletcher, Jr, trustee, IL
will sell at public auction Saturday,
August 24th, 8 p. M, at froDt door of b
the courthouse, valua BILE house and RI
lot OF Which Elijsh W. Hickman, a
died seized and possessed, situated G.
at Accomack @. H., containing by il
actual survey, three and forty-five a
hundreths acres. For full particulars 81