Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Lloyd j. Somers has been APP
pointed postmaster, to succeed MI.
Artemus E. Poulson, at Mearsviile'
this county.
II you want horse or mule, watch |
these columns next week for Kaugn-
ley & Twilley's pext sale to be held
in Pocomoke city.
Rev. ]. W. Cammack, of Onancock,
and Rev. John X. Goode, of Accomac
G. H., will exchange pulpits next
Sunday morning, at II o'clock.
Capt. Joel T. Slant qualified We'd
nesdsy before tue clerk OF the cir
emit court as the administrator OF his
father, VIM. II. Slant, deceased.
Valuable farm property is offered
for sale It private contract by Mr..
John r. Floyd, Belle Haven, in this
issue. See advertisement for partlc-
ulars.
Mr.. Henry E. Byrd, of Temper
anceville, took a prominent part In
a movement for the protection OF
game in the city Of Richmond this
week.
DR.. John W. Kellam, of Wacha-
preague, was reelected Grand Senior
Deacon of the Grand Lodge OF Viz
ginia in session in the city OF Rich-
mond this week.
Mrs. 8. L. Gunter, OF near Accomac
Oh, after spending several weeks
In Richmond, is now at Jacksonville,
Florida, to remain until the close OF
the winter season.
An entertainment will be given by
Mrs. Titlow's elocution class in the
Town Hall on Friday evening, Feb
ruary oath. Admission, 20 cents; re-
served seats, 35 cents.
The valuable real estate of Z. w.
Barnes, situated at Gargatha, will be
sold at public auction on Wednes-
day, March 18th, 1905, at 3 O'Clock
o.. H., at Gargatha. For terms, &c.
see posters.
A drove OF valuable horses, care
fully selected to suit the Eastern
Shore trade, will be offered for sale
by McCleary s. Nelson, at I. d. Mel
some stables, Accomac G. H., next
Monday and Tuesday. See posters.
The heirs OF William j. Eichel'
berger, deceased, received this week
ut the hands OF John 81. Wise, re-
corder of Fidelity Lodge, A. o. u
W.. Accomac G. d checks aggregat'
ing g., 900, due Cd policy held by saio
decedent in that order.
Ben T. Gunter, special commits
sioner. will sell at public auction or
Saturday, March 4th, 100 p. m'' II
front of Nelson g. Johnson's store
the church lot and building situated
at New Church, the property OF I'M
ME-. Church. For particulars SCI
posters.
Especial attention is invited to thu
advertisement Of 6. F. Floyd AM
Bros. Bridgetown, if you need goo(
horse for any purpose. They have &
head on their farm now, and out o
that number you can hardly fail t.
be suited. Read their ad. aud call t.
see. or write or phone them.
The valuable storehouse and lot
Keller belonging to John L. an
Douglas w. Tro wer, will be sold
public auction on Saturday, Marc
18th. 1905, at o'clock p. m, on tn
premises. A good livery, with enoug
land for the same, is attached to sal
property. For terms, &C., see poster
The valuable real estate formeri
belonging to Mrs. Ellen j. 8. Byr'
deceased, situated in Mappsville, WI
be sold at public auction on Satu
day, March 18th, 1905, at l:3O o'cloc
%. IN on the premises, unless sold
private contract before that time
For terms. &C., see posters or
Floyd Mock, trustee.
John D. Grant, Jr., trustee, W
sell at public auction in front OF u
court house door Wednesday. Mar
sth. L., tract of land, belon
ing 10 James r. Berry, containii
four acres more or less, known as e
Bull land". situated on road leadil
from Accomac q. q. to Greenou
Station. For further particula rs
posters.
Joseph r. Riggs, agent, will 8
at public auction at his store
Guilford, on Saturday, Februa
25tb, all that tract or parcel OF la
on which Jesse Taylor and Susf
his wife, reside, containing SO acr
more or less. situated near Parksl'
II same Is not sold at private contr'
before said date. For full parti'
lars see posters.
Stewart K. Powell and James
Fletcher, Jr., special commissions
in suit Ct Thomas Russell of I
admir-, judg. cred, who sues &c,
James r. Parks and wife, will sell
public auction on Saturday Feb
ary 18th, p No., in front OF hote
Parksl. V, certain lot or parcel
land situated in that town. For
ticulars see posters.