Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-07-19

August o, b, Z, 0.
They don't get tired and they
wont tire you, the Japs.
Mrs. E. T. Coleburn and son Irving
Ct Baltimore, are visiting relatives
and friends at Accomac G. Il.
Miss Beatrice, daughter of Mr.. n.
7. w. LeCato, of New York, is visit
ing relatives near Accomac Q. II.
He is scarce five, the little Jap, and
it does look like his nurse should at
tend him in that ryelons aerial
act.
The next Fair OF the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Association will be held
on their grounds, near Keller, August
26, 81, % and 30.
An election will be held in Atlantic
District, Saturday, August 10th, on
the question of Il stock law for said
district. See sheriff's notice in
another column.
The 4th annual fair of the colored
people at Tasley known as the Gen
trail Agricultural Fair Association"
will commence Tuesday, August 18th,
and continue four days.
A car load of the finest horses and
mules ever offered for sale at Poco-
moke City, can be found at the sta
bles of Raughley d Twilley. Read
the advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Robt. h. Oldham, clerk of Ac-
comac county court, accompanied by
his wife, left Monday for Blue
Ridge Summit" Pa. He goes there
for the benefit Of his health and will
be absent from county abont six
weeks.
A fair will be held at Hallwood,
Wednesday, July 2Sd, beginning at
/ B. ID. Supper and refreshments
will be served. Proceeds for benefit
of Baptist Church at that place.
Music by the Mappsville cornet band
may be expected.
Mr.. Thos. w. Blackstone, wife and
son left Thursday for the White
Mountains, New Hampshire, and Will
be absent from home two weeks or
more. MIR. J H. Blackjack. of Balti-
more, will look after the affairs OF his
bank until his return.
AS a patron of The Virginia High
school," take great pleasure III
recommending it to parents anu
guardians WHO have boys to be ecu
cated.-J. E. Phillips, NJ. D, Suffolk,
Va. For circulars, address N. q.
Starke, principal, Suffolk, Va.
McLain s. Co., of Onancock, will
be at Hallwood, with their photo
graph tent next Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, July the 2Srd, PATH
and 25th. All persons desiring gooC
pictures at moderate prices shouiC
not fail to visit them there on above
dates.
Jas. G. Mock and s. James Tur
lington, trustees, will sell by public
auction on Saturday, Aug. 10th, 1902
$3.50 p. H., at Belle haven, "a lot o
tract of land" of William A. War
rington, situated in the town o
Belle Haven. For full particular
zee posters.
In the list of circuit judges nomin
ated at caucus of the Democrat
members of the LIE gislature Wednet
day night appears the name
Judge }. W. g. Blackstone, OF TIL
county, for ele yenth circuit. He wa
one of fourteen nominated withou
opposition.
The clerk of Accomac County coul
has received the bound copies OF tn
Acts of the General Assembly OF vi
einia, in session 1901-1902, for distr
button to various officers of the sal
counties entitled to same. The bool
are at the Clerks office tor deliver
when called tor.
Bills have been introduced in tt
Legislature by Hon. s. Wilkins Ma
thews: To provide for a readjus
ment of the Baylor Survey on tn
ocean side of Accomac and Mort
ampton counties-and to repeal a
declaring Eastern side OF Accom-;
barren area and to assign for plan
ing purposes.
The three valuable tracts OF Ian
"Hern Cliffs, "Hupgars," and "He
monson Lard" situated near Eas
Vile and Kendall Grove static
Northampton county, Va, and co
tanning 1861 acres, 2171 acres and
acres, more or less, respectively, a
offered for sale at private contra
For terms sc. see DIR. Burleigh
Kellam, Cape Charles, Va, or
Floyd Mock, Accomac G. H., Va.
There will be "Silver Tea"
Woodbourne, the home OF Miss FL
Wise, on Tuesday evening, July
1902, for the benefit Of the Episcol
Church. There will be music
program consisting of the Ay
brothers, and other talent. No
mission will be charged, but bash
will lang for free will Offering.
cream and cake for sale OF
grounds. Public most cordially
vited.
A grand fair and festival will
held on Half-Moon Island, Frid
Jnlv 05th. by Parksley and Hunt