Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. ]. X. Goode returned Wednes-
day from visit to her parents, near
CovingtOn, Va.
Prof. E. E. Putnam, of Orangeburg, |
S. g., is at Accomac G. H., the guest
of the family of Rev. John X. Goode. |
The East ern Sh ore Agricultural FAIR
near Keller, will open Tuesday, |
August 29th, and continue four days.
Send list of your exhibits for Keller
Fair to ]. H. Turner, Painter, Va, land
receive your number by mail, to save
the rush at the Fair grounds.
Miss Margaret Groton will reopen
her music class in Drummondtown
Monday, September nth, and IN
Onancock Tuesday, September l2th'
The Rev. VIM. Cosley Bell, OF
Trinity Church, Onancock, will con-
duct the servicesin st. James Church,
Drummondtown, on Sunday morning
August 9th. There will be the usual
evening service at s p. m.
The entries in the horse department
of the old fair, near Keller, will be
the largest we are advised, III the
twenty eight years of its existence,
all home horses and many of them
with great promise of speed.
Revival services will begin at Pun
colleague (Hollies) Baptist Church
Sunday night, September 10th, at
Drummondtown Baptist Church Sun
day morning, September 18th, and at
Baker Memorial Sunday, October Sth.
Annie, the eight year old daughter
of Mr.. Robert Lilliston, near Locust
vile, attended by her aunt, Mrs.
Mollie Payne, and physician, DR.. De-
Cormis, was taken to hospital IN
Norfolk last Wednesday, to be treated
for appendicitis.
The valuable real estate of John w
Coard will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 9th, 1905, at 3 o'clOckp M, in
front of Doughty's Hotel, Accomack
CHI. For terms &C. see posters or
L. Floyd Mock, trustee.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ames, formerly of this
county, now of Baltimore, has moved
from 72O West Fayette to 92O McCulloh
St., and requests her friends and
patrons to call at her new home,
where she is now better prepared to
accommodate them.
The Presbyterian Sunday School OF
Drummondtown, will give an excur-
sion on Capt. Lang's boat, the Gladys
Whiting, Tuesday, August 18th, from
Folly Wharf, leaving at 2p. m. and
returning at p. m. Refreshments
will be for sale. The public is invited
S. James burlington, trustee in deed
from John Frederic Hill and wife,
will sell at public auction at Onley on
Saturday, September I'd, 2:9Op. m. all
of their right, title and interest in two
certain lots or parcels of land situated
at Onley. For full particulars see
posters.
John It. Mock, trustee, will sell tC
the highest bidder on Saturday, Angus
26th, 1905 at O'Clock p. m, in front
of Onancock Hotel four acres, more
or less, of land in OnancOck belong
ing to Geo. T. Hall and wife and ad
Joining the lands of Jos. G. Heath
John Wesley Hurst and others.
Real estate, of which Gilbert j
Mears, died seized and possessed
situated on the road from Daughert.
to Only, containing AZ ID acres, NOR
or less, will be sold at public auction
by the heirs at law of said decedent
at Onley, on Saturday, Septembe
9Th, SPIN. For particulars see posters
John S. Parsons, special commi:
sioner, will sell at public auction, /
front of S. A. Taylor's store at Asss
woman on Saturday, August 26th, 2;S
D. m. real estate of which Erastus I
Chesser died, seized and possessed
situated near Assawaman, contalnln
25 acres, more or less. For particular
see posters.
The County School Electoral Boar
met at Keller Wednesday, August 23'
and appointed Mr.. Benson trustee IL
Tangier district in lieu of j. J. Dali.
who was disqualified because deput
sheriff for Tangier, accepted the resi-
nation of Mr.. VIM. E. Mapp, clerk
Leo school district and appointed NJ
w. F. White, trustee for Lee. III
board highly commented Mr.. Maj
for his excellent service in the int
est of education in his district duril
his long period of office.
Mrs. Mary L. Mears, wife of Mr..
Fisher Mears and daughter of the la
Rev. Littleton X. LeCatO, died Mo
day at her home, near Locustvill
after a long illness, aged about
years. Her body was laid to rest
the family burying ground at her la
home on Tuesday, after funeral 81
vices conducted by her pastor, Re
w. r. Crowder. The deceased was
devout Christian lady and greatly
loved by her many relatives a
friends. Her husband survives her
Orphan Girl, owned by Messrs.
r. James & Son, GAINESVILLE, Va, /