Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-04-08
JOHN W. EDM0NDS. Editor and Owner.
LOCAL NEWS.


Goode.
If you are thinking of putting power
in your boat don't fail to see the al
of the famous Toquet Marine Motor
in this issue.
The Major, fine bay horse, will be
sold by the owners at Keller Station
ON Saturday, April sth, p. m. See
advertisement.
All srsons who have not paid their
1900 tax before May 7th, will not
he fed to vote at the primary or
= election.
very valuable property of Geo.
Prsctic.nn. on Saxis Island, is offered
Q at private contract. See al
sment in this issue.
-; Addie Core, Wachapreague,
iOn3eesrrived from. the city with tull
sof millinery and in few days
At pe ready to serve the public
o@y other feed store has been opened
Wipccomac G. H. by Messrs. Robert
Accol cher and Fletcher Scott, under
- firm name of Fletcher & Scott.
Mrs. L. D. Lewis, Parksley, will
I'VE her opening of Spring and Sum-
err millinery, April 18th and 18th, to
yhich the public is cordially invited
ma Stock of general merchandise OF j.
D. Belote & Son is offered for sale at
private contract by G. Walter Mapp'
trustee. See advertisement in another
column.
Al The Hotel livery stables at Acco-
mac G. H., sold at public auction on
last Saturday by Mr.. G Lloyd Doughty,
were bought by Mr.. g. Douglas WIKI
ms at the sum of 81 800.
The treasurer, Mr.. Jno. H. Hopkins,
will be at Greenbackville, April oath
and 25th, and at Chincoteague, April
26th and 9th, for the convenience OF
those who wish to pay their taxes.
Misses Mamie and Lena Doughty, OF
Belle Haven, are home with 1ul
line of Spring and Summer millinery
and invite you to attend their open
ing, Monday and Tuesday, 10th and
18th.
The announcement of Click, the
busy corner, for the Spring and sum
mer, appears in this issue. Read IL Il
YOU want clothing, shoes, hats, gents
furnishings, mattings, &C., &C., a
attractive prices.
The noticed VIM. B. Ridgely, Comp
troller of the Currency, authorizing
"The Hallwood National Bank", Il
the village of Hallwood, to commenc
the business of banking appears
this issue of the paper.
Rev. and Mrs. John w. Humble
have issued invitations, announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Mis-
Virginia Grocer Hundley to MI
Claude Rhame, on Wednesday, Apr
18th, 1905, at Cape Charles.
The revival services at the PresD.
terrain Church, Accomac G. H., col
Quoted by Rev. G. S. Lingamfelte
assisted by the pastor, closed WEI
nesday night. There were "A profe
sions of faith during the meeting.
A drama will be given in the o
Masonic Temple, Accomac q. ID
Easter Monday, April "a, 1905. DOC
omen at 8 O'Clock Refreshments W
be served before and afterwards. n
ceeds for the benefit of the Method
Church.
8. James burlington, trustee, Ole
for sale at private contract, IN anotn
column of this paper, the STOCK
goods of the Cash Merchandise 20
pany, Belle Haven. A copy OF t
inventory and stock will be sho'
anyone at request.
Especial attention is invited to
advertisement of Jno. w. Tayl
Hallwood, this week. He carries,
will be noted, large and select L
OF building material and useful art
les needed in household and on ia
at right prices.
A special to the Baltimore Sun fir
Newport News say: Judge j. w.
Blackstone has formally announ
his candidacy for position on
bench of the Supreme Court of
ginia, and will go before the Legi
ture with strong backing for the P
ton.
Mrs. V. S. Lang, Accomac G. ID
home from the city with the la
novelties in millinery goods and
lions, and has first-class MILNE
assist her. She is now prepared
fill all orders promptly OF both old
new customers. A cordial invita-
ia extended them to call and exam
her stock.
The friends of Capt. A. B. Lee
of the Merritt Chapman Wrecl
Co., will be pleased to learn that
has recently been promoted to
office OF General Wrecking Ag
Hereafter he will be in comman
all the wrecking expeditions so Il
their Norfolk station is involved
The storehouse of Mr.. Jno. r.
gis. at Coalkiln, near Mappsburg
some outbuildings on the opp