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LOUISA COUNTY.

THE WEATHER AND CROPS-GOOClLAND COCN'
TY-THE DISPATCH, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.1
JUNE q, 1878.
We have been having the most pleasant
weather for June, think, ever experienced
until now, when the weather is very hot.
learn the wheat crop III this county is 4
very good one; the nat crop is also very
good. Farmers are now engaged in plant.
ing their tobacco crop.
was recensly.in Goochand county. The
crops there are generally very fair. [ no.
tice that new church has been recently
erected at the Courthouse, il being the only
house OF worship there. 1t is very hand
some church. I never met with q more
hospitable people than in the good old cour-
ty OF Goochland, and forbeautiful girls it is
hard to be equalled. I believe il were a
frequent visitor there [ couldn't refrain
from being an old bachelor any longer!
The Dispatch seems to be the newspaper
in Goochland. 1t is welcome visitor there,
as it is here, and is considered the best daily
in the State.
Everything around here is SO dull-school-
children excepted-that can find but little
news 10 chronicle. OBERoN.
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City En0iueer.

This Office is the most important in the
city. More that relates to the welfare OF
the city depends upon it than upon any
other office. Therefore the man who ills ii
should be capable and faithful. This man
we lave, and he is Colonel CuTSHAW. He
is the first City Engineer who took com.
prehensive and proper view OF his office.
1t was not understood before he took it in
hand. None OF his predecessors properly
appreciated the object OF the office. AS uI-
derstood before Co!one! CuTsuAw was elect
cd, the Engineer was mere tigure-head.
1t was not possible that any progress Of 4
valuable character could be made under his
auspices.
II the city representatives take Il dciibc-
rate, unprecedented, and dispassionate view
of The matter, we have no idea that he will
be sent away from an office which he has
dgnified and rendered Invaluable to the
city-an Office in which he has proved not
only his ability but his incorruptibility.
We have very little apprehension that the
result will be unfavorable to Colonel CUT
SHAW.
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piece OF territory we ever saw. Crab Bot
tom is paradise, and everywhere nature
10 smiling, brave and Dountiiul. How can
the people Of Rockingham and the people
OF Highland listen TO the counsels that adj
wise fsithlcssness and dishonor with fields
aud gamers full OF blessing s. and ability ana
satisfaction portrayed on all hands?
TITS .nonstrous. Rockingham Is tainted
With tue wos., FORM OF growing discomfort,
bad morality, aud siarling soreheadism.
Shenandoah, the vale ia whose bosom the
sweet waters flow, where plenty and beauty
forbid murmuring and shame those who
would preach povertT, has sewers OF dis
content and descendants OF ilustrious men
who seek to dishonor Virginia, and with the
plea OF poverty to placc her amongst the most
contemptible oil Stairs--She who has stood
amongst henoh,est.
Well, we should not regret that opinions
and motives so Objectionable should ap'
pear in lands whose gifts are 80 benesicent
They cannot flourish In such ground. Ant
we look to the day near at hand when they
will be driven before the wind OF pubic
opinion to regions where such ill-wecd
may find a more congcnial soil. PAUL ma!
plant and ALLEN may water, but no increas'
can come from the divinity which rules TIT
morality they preach.
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volume, from General De Luc, COM
missioner OF agricultural; Essay on
Sheep, by Robert Livingston, LII. D..
1909, / volume, from Major holland; Re-
port on Forestry of the United States, and
United States Geological Surveys, 3 VOL
umes, from Com. De Luc; Monthly Wea-
Their Report for May, / volume, from Cen
eraI Myers, Chief OF Bureau; Physical Map
ot;Albemarle county, from Colonel &. Pey-
ton; from Captain Richard lrby. Soil OF the
South, 1851, volume, American Farmer,
Cd and 9th volumes, Southern Planter, eth
and 18th volumes, and Sir a. Davy's Agri-
cultural Chemistry, 1915. volume.
Arrangements will be made to secure oil
the leading agricultural, horticultural, and
livestock journals Of the United States to
come regularly as published. The follow
ing have been received during the mouth !:
Planter and Farmer, Tobacco journal, and
| Virginia Patron, Richmond; Rural Messen-
ger, Petersburg; American Farmer and Ma
| ryIand Farmer, Baltimore; Home and Farm,
Louisville. KY; Country Gentleman. Al
banv, N. Y: Farm journal, Philadelphia ;
Vick's illustrated Monthly, New York !;
Courier and Livestock journal, Missis-
sippi; American Cultivator, Boston; The
Prairie Farmer, Chicago; Western Agll-
culturist, Quincy, H.; Familiar Science
and Fancier's Journal. Springfield. Mass. /;
The Tobacco Leaf. and the Manufacturer
and Builder, New York.
The friends OF the Society will please
contribute books, essays, or writings. which
they can spare or can conveniently pro-
cure, bearing on the old and current litera-
ture Of agriculture, horticulture, stock
breeding, &C.; or whatever may treat Oh
practical operations in these pursuits, CT oil
the manufacturing, commercial, aud MIN
ing interests OF the state.
W. T.. KNIGHT, Secretary.
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Honor to Whom Honor.

The action OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity in comforting the honorary distinc
ton of LII. d. on Mr. \. J. i. BEREsFORD-
HOPE, member OF the British Parliament, is
graceful compliment to distinguished
man OF letters, an eminent statesman, and q
long-tricd friend CT the southern people.
The University has honored itself in thus
placing an academic laurel on the brow OF
this great and good man. Dir. BEREsFoRD.
HOPE has in many especial ways shown his
love for Old Virginia and Nirginians, and
we arc sure that our whole people will re-
ioice that the venerable Washington and
Lee University has given expression to tie
feelings OF respec: and admiration for Mr.
HOPE which pcrvade Ill classes in manne.
which cannot but he peculiarly gratifying
to gentleman and olar.
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Cnnrrass. nvlSi ihn Stdte Debt.

The leaders u the jnrcihle readiustcrs OF
the State debt are insisting hat members OF
Congress must DC selected with reference
to their views On the State debt question !;
that no one who does not think as they dc
about compelling the States creditors to
take III full payment OF their debts what
they may choose to pay shall 90 to Con-
grcsS. What has Congress to do with fix
Ing what amount OF her debt Virginia must
pay in order to give her receipt in full !
Has Congress any power whatever over this
question? II member from Virginia
were to introduce into the Congress OF
the United States bill undertaking
to settle this question, would not everybody
proclaim him q fool or lunatic? Has Con-
gress anything more to 10 with this cues
ton than it has with tue question recently
raised and discussed by the immortal Key.
JASPER, as to whether " the sun do moyc'
Would not 4 member OF Congress who
should introduce the Barbour bill un the
State debt, or one involving lis principles
in Congress, and attempt TO discuss II, 80
set down rs a Jasper? why should the
iorcblc rcadiusters want to take their
abest and most experienced men from
the Legislature OF Virginia, where alone
their views can be carried out, il indeed
they Gun DC Carried Out III I'LL, anu pun theH'
in Congress, where it will be impossible for
them to do anything at all towards the re-
adjustment OF the State debt! Why should
Mr.. Paul, for example, who is said to be
powerful man on this reimbursement Iues-
ton, who has acquired great experience in
connection with it. wish to be taken from
the only field of labor where it is possible
for him to do anything in its favor, and go
TO a field where it is not possible Tor
him to accomplish anything in connec-
ton with this great question, on which they
tell us the life OF the State depends! II
the lie of the State is IN truth dependent
upon the carrying out OF these readjustinG
views, will it be patriotic for these patriots
thus to desert their posts? viii 1T not look
as ii they are willing to desert the highest
interests OF the State, where they get S34o
for few months service, to goto Congress
in order to get $4,000 year? Can it be
that after all their tall rhetoric about the Lille
of the State depending on carrying out their
views about the State debt they merely in-
tended to make it a means OF self-aggran-
dizement? Is seli-promoton the founda-
ton Of their great zeal in this thing ?-Char'
lottesUiNe JeterS0nid7.
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STATE }
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
RICHMOND, Va, juno %, 1878.


RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1878.
Editors of the Dispatch: Please allow me
space to acknowledge the following contri-
buttons Of books and agricultural papers to
the State Agricultural Society during the
month OF June: From the Department OF
Interior, at request of General G.. c. Walker,
United States Geological Surveys of Terri
tories, with maps, volumes; Exploration
Of Colorado River, l volume; Diseases Of
Cattle, volume; Zoology OF the Terrific
ries, volume; from Senator Johnston, Re-
port United States Fish Commissioner;
Diseases of Cattle; Annual Report of Agri-
cultural Department Of University OF LOU
isiana, from President Boyd. / volume;
Transactions OF the New York State Agrl-
cultural Society, 1872 to 1876, 10 volumes;
Young's Agricultural Tour in England. 3
volumes, and Volume ". OF American
Farmer. from DR.. Blair BurWeIl; Yarlo's
Husbandry, 1850 to 1896, l volume; Vol
ume 7 American Farmer, 1925, and 6 vol
'umes Farmers Register, from Captain
Richard 1rbY; four volumes OF Transac-
lions OF Virginia State Agricultural Society,
from 1858 to 1850, from w. C. Knight;
Sheep Husbandry In the South, 1 volume,
from Senator Johnston; List OF Agrlcultu-
raj Societies In the United States, 1
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Improvement.

Go in what direction we may about the
city, we mast all feel delighted at the won
derful improvement that has been made,
not only in the city but in the region
around it. WeStwardly the advancement,
by grading and dressing up the streets and
by the addition OF new buildings, has been
very great. We find cause for decided sat
isfaction and encouragement. The addition
to the resources OF the city treasury by the
improvements in the value OF property is
great. It is thus that the power OF the city
to enlarge its Improvement is steadily in
creasing.
II we 60 northwest there is improvement
| The Deep-Run road-that leaving the city
BY Broad strcet-has been vastly improved,
and is now a fire drive for miles. North
| wardly the same changes for the better are
| observable.
Eastwardly there is great improvement,
| and there is the beginning Of grand work
The grading is admirable, and has enhanced
the value of property as well as the com
| forts OF travelling. The handspring to the
development and Identification OF Church
| Hill is projected in the graded road from
TrTenty-tirst and Main to Twcnty-tifth and
N. That will he one OF the most beneficial
works in the city. Ii will establish some.
thing like a communication between Shockoe
and Union Hills, and it will brin5 Church
Hill within the ring OF socla! activity
and commercial life. That somewhat nc
| elected part of the city will become place
of beautiful and comfortable residences,
with decided advantage fer qualification
from its observatory situation. 1t COM
mands view Of the finest scenes in and
around the city-espcciailv OF the grand
landscape on the souti, side Of the river,
and the river itself as il goes off in its wind
ing way to the ocean.
Then there is Chimborazo, that most COM
handing point, whose plan promises that it
will be itself delightful resort, while it
will be pleasing sight to the traveller APP
preaching from the cast and south. The
heights above Rockets will become such at
fractions that the eastern part OF the city
will share with It's western scenes the atten-
lions and admiration OF the stranger.
Rockets will be gentleized and elevated in
responsibility. Chimborazo will be noted
resort. and will increase the advantages and
pleasures Ui the residents OF the eastern
end of tho city.
Need we say that these striking advances
in the pleasures aud appearances OF Rich
mond are attributable to Colonel CUTsHAW
What q supreme act OF folly would it be to
arrest him in the midst Of his labors and
suspend the great blessings which are the
conception OF bis constructive taste and
skill
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city, on the 2sth Instant ~ f., in
FAINT daughter OF c. Z. and NJ. A. TUFTS aged four
teen month";. .
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents. No. 1872 south Fourth street, at
O'Clock THIS Saturday. MORNING.
Died. In Manchester. on Friday, June 2Sth.
WALTER c. DAY, i'll the forty-scventh year OF
his age.
His funeral will tlke place from his sisters resi-
dence, Mrs NJ. f. Rice, near the corner OF seventh
and Perry streets, THIS Saturday AFTERNOON
at 4.3O o'clock. friends arc Invited to attend.
Died, June es, 1878, at half-past 7oclock. after
a long and painful illness, Mrs. 5. X. MchENNoS,
In the ft!y-fIs ST year Of her age.
Her funeral willtakc place from the First iSapti.t
church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. Friends and acquuinlanccs are invited 10
attend.
Died, Friday, 2Sth instant. at 6 O'Clock y. NJ,
JAMES c. FORD, AGED twenty-eiSht years. 49,.
Funeral services at The grave, Ii HOLLYWOOD, H.
DAY Saturday 1T IL \. NJ.
Died, at 1925 \. NJ, June 28. at the residence Of
her niece, Mrs. lenmans, Mrs. SALLiE Al: MAL-
LORY. reict CT Lewis Mallory, in the cightielh
year Of her age.
Death cannot mako orr souls afraid
If God be with us there.
We NAV walk through It's darkest shade
Aud never yield to fear.
Clasped In my Heavenly Fathers arms,
would forget my breath,
And lose my life among the charms
OF so divine death.
The funeral will take place Mt the late residence
No. west Broad street. at 10 O'Clock THIS tSat-
Of her brother. John j. Pendcton. and family OF
Dr. Edward pcndlcton, of the st. Claire Hntei, are
respectfully invited TO attend without further no.
ticS,
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STANTON.

SENTENCE OF THIEvEs-HoSoRARY DEGREES
NEW YORK ORPHAN BoYS-REGIsTER RE-
TURNS, &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE %, 1878.
The County Court-Judge Hendren pre-
siding-made an example this week OF a
new class of thieves-new because it Is only
a recent thing that the colorcd population
has furnished adopts at it. y few weeks
ago citizen OF Highland named Virgil
Schultz came with his wagon to Staunton,
and after disposng OF his produce was re-
turning, walking behind the wagon in the
road, when two negroes came up with a
pack OF common school "rcward-of-merit I"
cards, one OF the cards having picture on
the back. Schultz had his money, some
twenty dollars, out counting it. The men
tried to persuade him to bet on which card
contained the picture; but he refusing,
they snatched his money and ran OF. They
were arrested in Staunton and gave their
names as Jack Williams and James Goodloe.
They were tried separately, and the jury in
each case gave the prisoner six years in the
penitentiary.
The Board of Washington and Lee Uni
yersitv has conferred the degree OF d. ID.
on Rev. Owens B. Stricken, OF this county,
anu heN. y. hlCc DUN HAL. VI Ai"i iooh-
burg. Both are members Of Lexington
PreSbytery.
Eighteen more orphan boys, sent by the
New York Children's Aid Society, have
been distributed to our own and the farmers
OF neishboring counties. Three were sent
to Goshen, in Rockbridgc, and one to Bath
county. One OF the little fellows is only
four years and six months old.
\ little colored boy named Doubt was
sentenced to ten years III the penitentiary
in the County Court this week for breaking
into and robbing country store twice in
succession.
The Motfctt returns from the county for
May foot up S5S.9S for retailers and S10.l5
for distillerS. PENN.
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The heat in London Thursday was greater
than has ever been known before in June.
The thermometer rose to OLE, and at Not
tingbam it was 95o. In the sun the mer-
curry rose to 148o.
An American has been arrested at AM
sterdam for offering to sell Russian bonds
to the amount Of $4,000 which were stolen
last year OF Calais.
George Fusler, treasurer OF Stack county,
Ohio, has nbsconded, and is reported de,
faulter TO the extent OF 100000.
Two hundred and forty-siX degrees were
conferred Thnrsday at the Yale College
commencement. -
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LARGE SALE OF WEST VIRGINIA LANDS
In New York on "Wednesday 100000 acres
OF land in Mcdowell county, W. Va, repre-.
sented as heavily timbered white-oak and
mineral lands, were sold at public auction.
The lands were sold in lots OF 1000 acres
or more, TO suit purchasers. One half Of
the tract was Knocked down to q. P. Bon
ner s. Co. at half a cent per acre. The bal
ance was sold mostly to Germans in lots OF
from 1000 to 10000 acres at from one-hali
cent to a cent and hai per acre. The
average price realized for the entire tract
was one cent per acre.
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TO FARMERS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS

The undersigned, having purchased IN elegant
STEAM-ENGINE and SEPARATOR, are now pre-
pared to
THRESH CROPS OF WHEAT AND OATS
at short notice Orders may be left with either y
n. HuDGlSs, Metropolitan Works, on Seventh and
Canal streets, or j. NJ. VAUGHAN tpost.once,
Sunny Side, Henrico countyh who gives personal
superintendent to the threshing
Our charges are low TO suit the times.
RID. HuDGIES.
25-lW ', A' fAest1->Sa
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HOTELS.
CuESrER HOUSE,
a. CHESTER. NA.
JOsEru II. SSEAD, PRcE.@&tv"'

This House, located on the kichn%!,i, H'' AaI
burr railroad, thirteen miles from k'[U..,. CO..
nine from Petersburg, with il CONT y,ta.,
tases Lawn, and Spring OF hnc Sh+''", and o.-
rshle Boardiuy-Ilouse, particularly j.. -. ....
who contemplate leaving The cil!ss 0"''"'
,ner months. .t.t. r,,.t,h.s ~ lii
house passes 10 aud from ctiheE IlS a. ...,i,r
mon,h; aud 10 persons building % ~. ~ 'g..
Tract" free IEtss Tor .em t'y f,m.iy 8. Ms"
persons. .,,,..,l q, mere an:' Az
others in the cltles To >pciu w. "r AMI nia'"
f,iniiieS TAT Il remarkably heahh> paw s."
10 the elites IN time for business.
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me- BROAD.STREET METHODIST
tcorner Tenth and Broad streetsl'-Bislop u. .
noccpTT will preach ut ! a. NJ, and Rev. s. a.
srEE1, Mt Sis Z. M, The Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be administered after the morning SER
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.

The largest trst.class institution for YOUNG La
DIES In Virginia, with able corps OF. twenty-five
teachers. Opens ON the FIRST w WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1873, and closes on the first We'd
nesday III June, 1879.
For catalogues containing full particulars address
tc26-2m SlauntoI, Va.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
| CTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1S77-S.

A CTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1S77-S.
just published and for sale by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1s77-S. by mail, Sl.9O'
CRIMINAL PROCEEDING, 1879. BY mail,
Sl.60; same interleavcd, S2.40.
MATTHEWs'S VIRGINIA CRIMINAL LAW,
1878. by mail, 80. JelS-d&w
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n1~FIRST ENGLISH LII II L Il y n
CHURCH Seventh street near Graccl.-Rcv. l.. L.
SMITH Of Salem, Va, will preach at II y. NJ ana
S:l5P.M. All are cordially invited to attend
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D SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Sixth streets).-On SUNDAY Rev.
A. i. WOODEN, chaplain of the University OF fir-
ginia will preach at II A. M. and 81 2. 81.
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n-fy= FIRST B AP T IS T CHURCH
feorner Twelfth and Broad .treets).-Rey. L. W.
WARREN, y. d., will preach OH SUNDAY ut II A.
NJ and SL =. NJ.
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MAJ ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, BOTH
of June, services and sermon at MONUMENTAL
CHURCH at 5E o'clock r. NJ. instead OF 3.
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MEETINGS.
VI T. r. q z -
TALLED MEETING.

CALLED MEETING.
RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC R.R.}
COMPAyY-S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, jane l, 1878.
The Beard Of Directors Of this company having
been requested by sufficient number Of stoskhold-
ers 10 call general meeting of It's stockholders in
conformity with the bylaws of the company, notice
is hcreb! given that general meeting OF its stock
holders will be held ON TUESDAY the % day OF
July. 1878, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Ry order of the Board of Directors.
ie Ltd j. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

!. The SEVENTH SESSION begins AUGUST 10,
1873. Instead OF one hundred and thirty-two State
students, as heretofore, two hundred will be re-
ceived free of charge for tuition.
Board in messes cost 81 month.
Apply for appointments rs State students or for
catalogue 10 Z. l.. q. MINOR, President.
ic 2S-7t Blacksbury Va,
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HTFlRST PRESBY T e r \ n
CIIURCH-Rey. T. L. PRESTON, D. D.. will preach
at IL A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
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pETERSBITRG.

iAPoRTAST eau o U EET1SG-APPRoPRIA-
TIoSs AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE
NEXT YEAR, CRUSHED BENEATH A GRAVEL.
sBANK--DEATH OF A CONFEDERATE SOL
& DrER-UsELEss PETITIONS --T0BACC0 IN
spEcTIoNs-1 NOTORIOUS CHARACTER SENT
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BOARDING,

V0ITSTRY BOARD FOR Boa
During the summer VII! h rH,ITE :: aud saeN
boys nj VERY MODEEAiE e., nw,, ,nn. t4i.e''
siia'' rsee''e ''I GESkEAL ROBERT EAN;sSUVA
=, ox-,wS uusueno! sPE'"s'', -----::
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iJ7IE UYGEIA HOTEL, OLD Pn!A !

I COMFORT, Eh->itua!cd within. =" 49,
OF Fort Monroe. open AL the r.1E. WV. ..
nrnrs elevator gaS and electric beds ~.
room: wafer. t.t-rooln-, ami ro,'i %" ,3,'
six daily mails aud telegraph "'3r'' 49,. ,..
,I,yl 30 wards from the door. E"!iis ".' :
comfortably heated, AMI every c"Aiy.; r..
Tor tourists and hralth-Scc.cr, ""Elht ~, 81.
EIrc-rsrams only hftv feet Ipar: al every ". 81
nerior bencl, FOR haihln., at ,ln"r->:'i> ''''
from May until November i'o"t'H.. h,., ,...
driving especially attractive. sent '"' '">'-'
scrihing hygienic advantages. ,...t -. A. -.
TERMS 80 10 $3.50 per day. acr'f'.'-
tinn Of and uuuler In room. leu-;ll - ''IH,H
''''. Va "''N ~ HARRISON rIlnt"i>.
an 15-tAu3l