Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-27
Saturday, April 27, 1907
LOCAL NEWS.

nesday, May otn.
The next term of the circuit court
of Accomac begins Monday, May oth.
strawberry checks, good for life
time, 100 for 500, $3.50 for 1,OOO al
Enterprise Office.
Lima Park will be open on Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights and afternoons.
The dwelling of Rev. Levi Duncan,
colored. near Pennyville, together
with the most of his furniture, was
DESTROYED by fire, which started IN
the cook room, Friday night of last
week. Loss about $1,000.
New advertisements appear III this
issue of r. L. Shield & Co. ,OnancocK;
los. Bunting, Bloomtown; A. w.
Tjlliston, Onancock, and l.. b. HysIup,
Norfolk. They are of interest to our
readers and merit their attention.
There will be meeting of the Thos.
@. Kelly Chapter, Daughters OF t4e
Confederacy, at home OF Mrs. M ~,
Bagwell, Wednesday, May LIST, at
n. m. All members are urged to Drlng |
in their applications properly written
up.
The Methodist" the canoe owned
by Joshua Thomas, the FAMOUS
.fParson of the Islands" now over
one hundred years old, will be on eX-
hibition at the jamestown Exposition,
together with pictures showing scenes
in his life.
A furious wind storm swept over
the upper part of the county near
Mearsville, Tuesday night, demoilsh-
ing the barn, stables and carriage
house of Mr.. Poulson on the 'olo
Bailey farm" uprooting trees, blow
ing down fences &c.
Mr.. Rufus W. Harding has been APP
pointed by the census bureau or the
department of Commerce and LABOR
Washington, as special agent, TO
search the records of Accomac County
and furnish divorce statistics OF SAID
county for the last twenty years.
There will be call meeting of the
Pungoteague Baptist Church at Red
MEMS hail, Keller, Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock. The members
of the church are earnestly requested
tn he present as matter OF great I'M
nortance is to come before the church.
The Young ladies, of Keller, Will
give an entertainment in the barrel
Sonse there April 3Oth, consisting OF
two plavs, entitled 1.-The Superior
Seq, and miss Ploddings Nieces, FOR
if Tuesday night is inclement, next
fair night. Refreshment will be serv-
ed Admission rs and 10 cents.
Visitors to the Jamestown EXPOSE
, tion from the Eastern Shore can be
accommodated with board and lodg-
inc bv the following; Mrs. Maggie
chandler, Rev. r. n. Hardness, Mrs;
John L. Ward, Mr.. L. B. Hyslup and
Mr.. Geo. w. Glenn. See their adver-
tisements in another column OF TINS
paper.
William s. Nelson, trustee, will on
Saturday, April 9th, at O'Clock p
M. in front of the storehouse OF VIM
Rloxom. in Modest town, sell at pup
lie auction the very valuable real es
tate of John w. Bundick, Located
near the said village of Modest town
For terms and full particulars SCI
trustee.
Two tracts or parcels of land, SIT
mated on Nandua Creek, near Pungo
league. will be sold at public auctlol
in the village of Pungoteague, by =
A. Ntzhugh,, Joel H. Cutchin and ii
IT. Hall. special commissioners, at L
O'Clock noon on Saturday, 18th ia;
of Nav. 1907. For particulars see az
vertisement in this issue.
All persons, who wish to vote at tn
urinary election and the general cleo
ton in November, must pay their pc
taxes by May 9Th, as shown by a
advertisement of the treasurer an
his deputy in this issue. AS Will .
noted. appointments have been MAD
nv them in many sections OF I'd
eountv for the convenience OF thos
who wish to qualify themselves
voters.
The jamestown Exposition n1ahDf
of the Real Estate journal or r;
DRYDEN & Co. ,Pocomoke CITY, mas pee
issued containing list OF manyVaiu'
bile farms in hand for sale by them
MARYLAND and Virginia, is finely lllu
trated with cuts of farm house
churches, scenery &C., in Worcest
and Somerset counties, together WI
views of jamestown Exposition.
contains much valuable informatl(
too of the Peninsula and is worthy
a place in every home in the sectle
it represents.
Many citizens of the county we
present on the olenlng DAY at u
jamestown Exposition Among tnO
in the party who left Accomac Y.
on Thursday for the Exposition we
Messrs John S. Parsons, >. Jam
burlington, Barton Lilliston, Stewa5
Ashby, Alfred and John Edmond
VIM. E. Lewis, Thos. II. Nelson,
Floyd Mock, G. L. Doughty, James
FLETCHER. w. ]. Watkinson, Well
Watkinson, VIM. Stevenson, |. B;Cla
Edward T. Edmonds, Geo. L: BeaSS
DIR. ]. H. Ayers, Mrs. Jonn
Berry, Miss Susie Grant.
A new passenger schedule is now
effect on n. Y. P. q N II. II. SIEVE
trains have been added to accOmn
date New York and PhiladelPl
visitors to the jamestown Exposl1i!
which go through without stoppl
on the Eastern Shore. The chans
of interest to us are in north Dou
dav train arriving at Tasley at l
n. M. about one hour later than ne
tofore, and south bound train arrlvl
at Tasley at 2:13 p. M, apou6
hour earlier than heretofore,
time of the local north bound, due
Tasley about 1880 p. M, is unchang
Warner Ames, trustee, will on Tu
day, May 14th, next at O'clock teO h;d ?
.b;dder. i'm front of the hotel OF "
Comrades, in the town OF Onanco
onto;n very valuable persO