Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Notice race caro- OF L euiheuio N"
Association In another column.
Miss Bette A. Rue, Belle Haven
has just returned from Randolph
Macon Woman's College Lynchburg
Russell & Justis, Leemont, in this
issue offer bargains in many lines.
See advertisement in another
column.
The privileges of the Peninsula
Fair Association. Tasley, Va, Will
be sold at public auction on the Fair
grounds, Tuesday, July I'd, 3 p. IN.
DIR. J.B. Taylor, DOW attending
lectures on veterinary science at the
MARYLAND Veterinary Hospital will
return to Onancock on the LIST OF
July.
MIR. VIM. Sartorius will be at Park
sley, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, July Sd, 4th and 9Th, for the
purpose of repairing watches, CLOCKS
and jewelry.
Elder J. Manning Dunaway, former
pastor of Drummondtown Baptist
Church, is visiting friends in Acco-
mac and will preach at that church
next Sunday morning.
DR.. W. A Judkins will preach at
Craddock Church next Sunday at
$3.50 p m, and the quarterly con
ference will convene the next day,
Monday, at $50 a. IN.
Especial attention is invited to ad-
yertisement of Seth s. Hance Drug
Co. Baltimore, on first page OF this
paper. A family medicine is offered
you which you may need.
Mr.. FIJI. Dryden, real estate agent,
offers for sale at private contract,
the valuable farm, near PuDgoteague,
known as the -. w. Corbin farm"
For particulars see advertisement
The privileges OF the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Association, for fair be-
ginning August 27th, will be sold to
the highest bidder on the grounds,
near Keller. Saturday, June goth, 8
p. m.
Hon. A. j. Montague, the next Gov
erpor of Virginia, has accepted an
invitation to be present and deliver
an address at Parksley on the 4th OF
July. as will be noted elsewhere in
our columns.
A gasoline launch, bought by
Captain Polk Lang, DR.. j d. Ayres
and Mr.. John s. Parsons, as a pleas
ure boat for use in the waters on the
seaside, was received by rail this
week from Wisconsin.
G. 8. Slocomb g. Bros, Onancock,
are closing out their entire STOCK OF
goods at greatly reduced prices and
offer their storehouse for rent, pos
session to be given September lst'
Zee advertisement in this issue.
Bids will be received by Thos. ;.
Hopkins, secretary, Tasley, Va, up
to 70 o'clock Tuesday, July End, for
moving the grand stand back fifteen
feet at Peninsula Fair grounds
Riobt 70 reject any bid reserved.
Dr.J.H. Moss and Rev. E. L. Peer
man will organize an Epwort1
League s unday night at O'Clock
at the Drummondtown Methodist
Church. All denominations are cor
dially invited to attend and take
part.
When in Baltimore, if In need o
clothes, call upon Mr.. +. L. !Coleburn
at New York Clothing House. He i
a native of this county and will TAX
pleasure in waiting on you and se
that you get what you want at rea
sonable prices.
Hotel on Metompkin Beach will b
open next Wednesday, July Srd, TO
accommodate of guests at reason
able prices. Mr.. E. Wright, Jr.
prol rietor and has employed goo
cook and will endeavor to accommC
date all who call. Bath houses hav
heep built.
Mr.. Thos. II. Dixon, highly re-
pected, and Influential citizen
Capeville, died at his home earl
yesterday morning, after protrac
ed illness. Mr.. Dixon was we'll know
all over the county, and his man
friends will be panied to her OF h
death.-Light, 9th,
In the corporation court OF No
folk, Saturday, Mr.. Charles l. Ste
gle, charged with the embezzlemel
of $3.50 from Il. M. David, WI
promptly acquitted. The verdict w
greeted with applause, and M
Stepgle and his wife engaged in
long embrace in the courtroom.
The second select excursion to 0
Point and Norfolk over N. Y. P.
N. r.. R, is advertised for Sunda
June 80. The train arrives at Old Poi
11:45, a. ID Norfolk 1885 p. m,
turning leaves Norfolk 5;SOp m q
Point $50 p. m, Fare for round II
from al points in Accomac $1.s5.
l.. Floyd Mock, special comm
sioner, will sell at public auction
the highest bidder, on Saturd'
July Goth, 1901, at o'clock p. M,
front of 4. 8. Hopkins & Cos stt