Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-29


26, 81, % and 20.
Mr.. E. H. Benson will be at the
courthouse next Monday with full
line of samples offspring and summer
suits. Call on him at hotel.
For all kinds of garden seed, sold
in bulk and packets, choice white
onion sets, earliest peas and cabbage,
call at DIR. Halls, drugstore, Park
sley, Va.
MIR. William Ellinger has oyster
plants for sale, which he is offering
at reasonable prices. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column of
this paper.
Garden seeds OF all kind have been
received at drug store of w. P. Bell &
Co., Accomac G. H., and the firm is
now ready to fill promptly all orders
for same.
Mr.. VIM. L. Mock, of Temperance
ville,wS the only citizen of Accomac
in attendance at the Good Roads
Convention held in the city Of Rich
mond last week.
Mr.. Lee James, of Wachapreague,
and Miss Mary Moore Twyford, of
Parsley, were married, near Ouley,
Wednesday, March 20, Rev. J. Arthur
VIM, Of NJ. E. Church, South, OFF,
ciating
If you want a piano or organ write
for catalogue to j. p. Caulfield &
Co., 222 North Howard Street, Balti-
more. The firm handles Only high
grade goods and its prices and terms
will interest you.
Mr.. c. G. Smithson, of Washington,
bought year old White Tip colt
of Mr.. Charles Gibbs, of Bayview. a
short time ago for the sum of $1,000
After few months handling be sold
her recently for $1,000.
VIM. T. Wise, druggist, Onancock,
has received his usual supply of
Landreth garden seeds and is pre-
pared to fill all orders for same either
in bulk or papers. Call on him also
for grass and clover seeds.
Especial attention is invited 10 ad
vertisement of w. N. Couant g. Son,
Chlncoteague. They are dealers in
all kinds Of building material, las will
be noted, buy at wholesale rates and
sell at lowest margin OF profit for
cash.
II in arrears for subscription to
Enterprise" please pay us if in at
tendance at court next Monday, and
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want the paper continued to you.
Save us the trouble and expense of
sending you bill.
The Peninsula Fair Association,
Tasley, Va, dates August 5, 6, 7, 8,
have offered four guaranteed stake
races Of the following classes: 2:19
pace, 1926 pace, 2'19 trot and 2:3O
trot, the value of each $500. Entries
close April 1st. Write T. s. Hopkins,
Tasley, Va. for conditions and pay
ments.
The Methodist Protestant charges
In Accomac will be represented at
the Maryland Annual Conference,
which begins Wednesday, April I'd,
at Centreville, Md, by the following
lay delegates: H. T. Mason, ParkC
ley; s. w. Parks, Accomac; DR.. T. T.
Taylor, Conquest; J. r. P Jefferson,
Chincoteague.
The Wilmington Annual Confer
ence, held this year at Crisfeld, Md,
adjourned Tuesday. The following
appointments were made for the
Eastern Shore: Presiding Elder, 7.
E. Martindale; Chincoteague, G.. G..
Senser; Onancock, j. z. Outten; Tan
gier, w. W. Sharp; Crowsontown, b.
Wheatly, (supply); Cape Charles, Ed,
win Gardner.
The fashionable millinery estab-
lishment of Mrs. VIM. Z Lewis, Main
St., Accomac G. H., is now open and
the opportunity presented TO you Of
securing an Easter bonnet if you
want one at reasonable price Her
stock Is large and well selected Miss
Kliff, first-class trimmer, is assist
ing in the work. A cordial invita-
ton, whether you wish to buy or
not, is extended you.
l.. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
on Saturday, March Goth, 1901, at
100 p. IN, in front OF the Parksley
Hotel in Parksley, the valuable
house and lot situated in Parksley,
known as the Matthias Lot" at
present occupied by Mrs. Jeanette
l.. Dix. Possession given January
LIST, 1908. The house is almost as
good as new and has been recently
renovated and painted. For terms
sc. see posters.
Three valuable farms, advertised
in another column this week, will be
sold at public auction at OnancocB
by Spencer F. Rogers, special COM
missiC"rr, on Saturday, April Goth
$50 p. LII. All are beautifully located
in one Of the thriftiest sections OF the
county, have abundant resources or
them and are convenient to churches
schools and shipping points. The
main tract, adjoining the tract OF