Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

SOhOlOlOho anu pay ilClllS Vi IdSlCl
Fair stake race for this year appear
in another column. Read it if in
terested i'll same.
Mrs. Ben T. Gunter and son, Ben T..
Jr., left Wednesday for visit of sew
eral days to Mrs. Charles w. Cullen,
Georgetown, Del.
Miss Matte Coard, of Accomac,
left Monday for visit of several days
to friends in Camden, n. j., Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore.
Stewart X. Powell, executor OF
Thomas Johnson, deceased, offers for
sale at public auction certain valuable
improved town lots in and a tract of
timber near Onancock. For further
particulars see posters.
The sheriff of Accomac was notified
his week, that Mr.. Thomas Hutchin-
ION, who was admitted to the hOspi-
al at Williamsburg in 1871 from this
ounty, died there ON the 10th inst,
nd was buried in the Hospital
emetery.
Warner Ames, trustee in deed from
Ohm 7. Kellam and wife ct ais, will
I'll at public auction on Saturday.
une I'd, 3p. M, at Keller Station Il
aluable real estate near said
alton, containing by actual survey
'.O1 acres. For full particulars see
)sters.
Rev. John X. Goode, according to
latest news of him, continues to
prove but is still in hospital al
enton, n. j. He will not be able to
9et his appointments on Sunday as
is not expected home until Monday
Tuesday of next week.
New advertisement in this issue to |
ich especial attention is invited: |
w. Mears & Son, Keller; New |
thing Store of Bonnie Brown, |
,xom: Portsmouth Retail Timber
poration; William & Mary College;
f. Mears & Co., Mears; w. Fisher
lrs, louisville
r. j. W. BowdOin, attorney-in-fact,
sell by public auction at Bloxom
lion on Saturday, June Is, 2:3O p.
two tracts or parcels of lands of
ch John H. Somers died seized and
sessed, containing u and 40 acres,
ectively, situated on Muddy Greek.
particulars see posters.
fred Fassett, as agent for the
>, will sell by public auction at
ON Station on Saturday, May
real estate of which Alfred Fas-
4 died seized and possessed, known ,
re "Guard Shore" situated near
ON Station, containing 10 acres,
or less. For particulars see
rs.
!. Board of Supervisors of Acco-
1t their meeting on Wednesday,
nst., entered an order that
al meeting in behalf of good
be held at the Court House on
esday, June 9th, and that every
Interested in the movement be
invitation through the county
5 to be present.
next meeting of the Virginia I
renee of Charities and Correc-
will be held at Petersburg, May
md parties on Eastern Shore,
claims to submit to that body, 7
buested to present same before
lth to Mr.. L. j. Hyslup, Keller.
ttee to look after this work in I
lac and Northampton counties.
" telephone company has been
qed in this county under the
mind style of 1.-The New Church v
Tone Co."At the last meeting of
th'ard of Supervisors authority f
wanted to said company "to d
ereis poles and wires along the S
sld@ the public roads Of the
eonf' A charter will be asked for
I'M ext session Of the Legislature u,
:. oyd Mock, special commits ,
nerA will sell at public auction at
nteA ellie at the store of Moses y.
mbr4 tw, formerly Robert L. Parks,
WedA lesday, June 9th, 1906, at
lock + ,. M, the valuable dwelling "
lot OH two acres, more or less,
uated DIT Centreville, and also four u
d 46-1O@ acres (4.46 A., of woodland
ar the fame known as the Walden
operty. 1 For terms &C., see posters. p
The c0ntmencenent exercises of y
,comac High School will be held on
lursday, May 31st, and on Friday, c.
ne 1st. \ IN entertainment will be a
ven the fiIl st evening for the benefit
the school, and the exercises Of the Il
cOnu evening Will COHSlSU OF Ue- a
cry of dipl Pmas and certificates of II
emotion and / addresses by Superin- Il,
ndent Joynds and others, Refresh q,
ents will be served each evening by h,
embers of th6 churches of the town. e.
L. FLOYD Mock, trustee, will sell at Vi
Ib)ic auctiOn.l on Saturday. June r
tn, 1906, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the la
ore of Harry TT. Nears, formerly
oyd w. Mears & Son, known as
Locksville," near Savageville, all OF
at valuable tract of land, belonging nj
George c. Custfs, formerly Joseph lie
Savage, containing los acres, more Va
less, and that mill known as
heath's Mill" adjacent thereto,
tuate near Kel er nd Melfa Stations,
iOinlino the lands Of ~