Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-02-20
LOCAL NEWS.

entertained few frleDds IN ner
honor on Saturday night.
A Washington evening will be cell
ebrated at the residence of Mr.. Percy |
Savage, on Lee Street, Belle Haven,
Monday, February ed. at 1880 p. ID.
Admission 25 cents. Refreshments |
will be served free.
The announcement Is authorized, |
"that the firm OF Stevens & Hartman
son was not injured by the great fire
In Baltimore and will be pleased to
fill tie orders of any Of their friends
who will favor them"
Valuable personal property con-
sisting of horses, carriages, robes,
blankets, &C., will be sold at public
auction at Parksley, by F. Barnes
Co., on Saturday, February Goth.
See advertisement in another col.
umn for full particulars.
VIM P. Goodwin, administrator,
will sell at public auction on Satur-
day, February 9th, valuable oyster
planting ground leases, canoe, skiffs, |
&c, of Geo. W. Martin, deceased, at
his late residence on Tunnels Is
land. See advertisement.
If you wish to be rid of many ills
of which the flesh is heir to read an |
advertisement of "Kellum's Sure |
Cure for Indigestion" in another COL
umn. Testimonials of many who
have been cured by it will be fur
nished by the agents to those apply
ing for them.
Harry Lindley, the popular come
dian, supported by IA carefully Sc
lected artists will present the drama,
"a child of the Adirondack" at the
sold Masonic Hail." Accomac G. H.
Monday evening, and the popular
comedy, my uncle from Japan" on
Tuesday evening.
That portion of the "Trower farm"
belonging to A. D. Doremus, situated
between Belle Haven and Exmore-
which was to have been sold on Sat
urday, February Goth, will be sold on
Saturday, February 9th, 1904, at 3
O'Clock p. H., in front of Kellam's
Hotel in Belle Haven.
The clothing of Mason Savage, the
three year old son OF Mr.. J. T. Saw
age, Jr., of near Gargatha, caught
FIRE accidentally on Monday and he
was burned so badly thatK.
his iniuries = - NH,
ni' t.at-Law and Notary Public.
mot Accomac G. e., Va.
iously Jsactice in all courts OF Acco
xthampton counties.
Mr.. Wilbur 20 all business.
citizen of the county, nc
Downes g. Co, commiaJtAr 'mer-
chants, New York, was in the county
this week visiting old friends and
looking after the interest of the ex-
cellent firm he represents. He re-
ceived cordial welcome at the hands
of his many friends at his old home
An advertisement of Rogers &
Boggs, Melfa, in another column, is of
interest to you, if you need farming
implements, fertilizers, wire fence,
building material or merchandise of
any kind. The firm has in stock a
large line of goods in many lines, as
will be noted, and is offering them to
the trade at lowest prices. Read their
advertisement.
In a circular letter to their friends,
Snow, Knox s. Co. advise them that
their warehouse and contents were
destroyed by the late Baltimore fire
and that they are not in position
to fill orders at present They have
secured temporary off ,e at l and 3
E. Pratt st. and if any of their pat
rons owe them any money, check
forwarded to that address would
doubtless be appreciated.
Mr.. Joseph r. Riggs, administra-
tor, will sell to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, February 29d, at the late
residence of Susan J. Mears, deceas1
ed, the personal property of the de-
cedent, consisting of horses, cattle,
corn, fodder, potato bed frames, farm
ing implements, &C., and will also
rent to the highest bidder the farm
for year 1904. Sale will commence at
10a.m IN. See posters for full particu>
lars.
Mr.. Geo. W. Tull, of New York,
spent few days in town last week
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. Floyd
Mock and looking up old friends
He did not see them all though, as
that would mean the yAost of the
members of the Produce Exchange
whom he has served acceptably since
the date of it's organization. He left
on Monday for Norfolk to call on
members of the Southern Produce
Co., in that section. His firm, OF
which he is the head, are the only
commission merchants in New York,
acting as selling gents for both that
company and E. s. Va. Produce Ex-
change.
L. Floyd Mock, trustee in deed Of
trust from A. D. Doremus and wife
will sell at public auction on Satur
day, February 9th, 1904, at 2:3O p. m.
In front of Kellam's Hotel, in Belle
Haven, about 10 acres of the mos
desirable portion of the "Trowel