Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-01
Saturday, June l, 1907.
LOCAL NEWS.

Luna Park will be open on Monday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturda
nights and afternoons.
Capt. Stanley will give his enter
tainment at Hopkins Hall, Parksley
Tuesday evening, June 18th.
Children's day will be observed a
HALLS Chapel during the evening o
June 9Th, beginning at 1880 O'Clock.
Miss Eta Wise, for several month.
past teacher at Allegheny Institute
West Va, is now at her home al
Accomac Q. II.
A grocery store, which is to be up
to-date in every respect, was opened
at AccOmac Q. H. this week by Mr..
Douglas Milliner.
Attention is invited, by request of
the commissioner, to notices to credi-
tors in another column of Z. Warren
Russell and John James Jones, de-
ceased.
An advertisement of Furman & Co. =,
commission merchants of New York,
and selling agents of the Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange, appear in
this issue.
Reports of the Farmers and Mer-
chants National Bank, at Onley, and
of the Hallwood National Bank, at the
close of business, May Goth, 1907, ap-
pear in this issue.
Rev. R. F. Gayle will preach at
HarbOrtOn NJ. Z. Church, South.
Sabbath afternoon. June 9th, $3.50, and
Monday, IL m, Quarterly conference
will be held on Monday.
The sale of the real estate of VIM.
p. Bundick, deceased, advertised to
be sold by Warner Ames, special
commissioner, on June Sth, has been
postponed until Tuesday, June 11th.,
next.
Mrs. Anna Browne, of Fort Moultrie, |
S. g., is at Accomac c. H., visiting |
the family of her brother, Mr.. James |
H. Fletcher, Jr. Her daughter, Miss
Florence Fletcher. now the guest of
friends at Old Point, will arrive in
town i'll few days.
Edgar Wright, colored, convicted
dO last lCIll VI AlICQlO vi ACCO-
mac and sentenced to seven years in
State Penitentiary, was taken to that
institution on last Monday by Mr.
Charles Dombreck, secretary of the
keeper.
Edmund Drummond, the wealthiest
colored man in the county, with au
estate estimated at $40, 900, died near :
Daugherty last week, and Littleton
Wharton, another leading colored
man, died suddenly of apOplexy at
his home, near Accomac @. H, last
Monday.
L. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell to the t
highest bidder at Hadlock, Northamp- d
ton Co., Va, on Saturday, June 18th,
1907, at 3 O'Clock p. m, the valuable !
real estate of Mrs. Sarah w. Clayton h
situated in said village. For terms c
&C., see posters or said trustees. e
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Lewis to the I
marriage of their daughter, Miss t.
Mabelle Anderson Lewis, to DR.. Jo- t
seph LeCenne DeCormis in the after S
noon Of Saturday, June 18th, one t
O'Clock, at the Mackenzie Presbyterian il
CuuTCu, AccOudC y. H., va.
Ben 7. Gunter, special commits Il
sioner, will sell at public auction on c
Saturday, June Sth 2 p. M, at Gar
gatha two tracts or parcels of lands,
containing respectively 81 and 153
acres, more or less, situated near
Gargatha, of which GUSTS Taylor, of
NJ, died seized and possessed. See a,
posters for particulars. u
Warner Ames, special commission \,
er, will sell at public auction on Sat- ~
urday, June 18th, 2:3O p. M, in VI
front of hotel in OnancOck the real
estate of which Azariah Drummond 9,
died, seized and possessed, containing u
3S4 acres, more or less, situated near IL
the village of Grape. For particulars
see posters and trustee. e.
Asa J. Bundick, attorney-in-fact, IN
will sell at public auction in front of u
store at Nelsonia on Saturday, June
s, 1907, $3.50 p. M, four tracts of val o.
liable land, situated near Nelsonia, of -
which William j. Bundick and wife r.
died, seized and possessed. The fourth -
tract, containing about 10 acres, is
especially well timbered. For full Jc
particulars see pOSleTS. tr
al
Valuable real estate, of which VIM.
g. Christian died, seized and possess
ed, subdivided into three parts, stu be
ated in Occahannock Neck. will be CO
sold at public auction by Minton w. eli
Talbot, executor of said decedent, at ce
station, Northampton
on Saturday, June 22d, 1907,
3 80 p. m. For full particulars see nc
advert sement in this issue of the pa IN
per. ~ n.
Warner Ames, attorney in fact, will ar
on Saturday, June 22nd next, at 2
o'clock D. m in front of the store
house of Jesse ]. Horst in the village
of Grape, sell at<public auction to the
highest biddeFthe valuable farm of nj
Janass ). Lewis located on Hunting
Creek. This farm has an excellent
oyster shore and also has some timber fro
on it. For further information see
posters or apply to Warner Ames.
he
Cards appear in this issue announce Tn
ing the candidacy of Mr.. Charles w.
Feddeman for Supervisor of Atlantic
district, of Mr.. Henry o. Finney for
Sheriff of Accomac, of Mr.. E. S. Wise tn
for Supervisor of Pungoteague dis
trict, of Mr.. Geo. F. Parker for Justice
of the Peace of Lee district, of bu
Mr.. John D. Watts for Justice of the tn
Peace of Metompkin district, of Mr.. SO
VIM. S. Holland for Sheriff of Acco- on
mac and of Mr.. Thos. w. Blackstone
for Supervisor of Lee district.
Warner Ames, special commission an
err, will on Tuesday, June 18th next,
at 2 O'Clock p. m. in front of the
storehouse of VIM. Bloxom in
Modest Town sell at public auction
all the real estate, of which VIM. P.