The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
UNFORTUSATEs.
INDIVIDUAL ANSWERS.
Some VIII Go Away, Some stay at Home
and some Unde cided.

and some Jndec ided.
81 tell YOU the fact, believe I'll visit
Europe" said Judge i. y. Hancock,
stroking his glossy black beard AS he sat
in Colonel Morton Maryc's Office mt the
capitol. | feel like breath OF the mystic
rious atmosphere Of the Old World wonld
do me good" "Yes," cheerily chimed IN
Colonel Marye, II wouldn't mind taking
my total deprayity TO some such
place, but | don't expect to have
time 70 spend at Ashland even. J
will remain, right here" "And so will
=" said Clerk Edward II. Fisher. "Stick
close to your desk, and never 20 10 sea, and
then yOu'll-" "kill him." said Editor
owen. Of the Manchester Leader, laughing.
| IL don't know what Others may say, but as
for me. give me Manchester, with her
bright business men and progressive ideas.
All of YOU had better come over. if you
want to be healthy, wealthy, and wise"
IL expect 10 20 back TO the Hot springs.
Arkansas" said Gus +. Delarue.' | have
been in the habit of taking squirrel hunt,
and n short rest in Charlotte county. where
nv wife's relatives reside. but have made
up nv mind to be cured of my rheumatism,
and having tried the Hot Springs last sum-
mer, am satisfied that can be perman-
emily cured. if 20 again"
"a telegraph Office is pretty hot place to
summer in" said Mr.. Joseph w. Hates.
''but as Richmond and / were always great
friends, don't think I'll desert her even
during the heated term. GU can always
find friends and comfort here, and you VIII
find Inc at the Postal Cable Telegraph. Of
ice.
Colonel Frank G.. Ruiiin has always been
found at his desk, in the Second Auditors
office. IL may 90 tQ Old Point next week"
said he, "on account Of my wife's health.
With that exception. shall give my time
to official duties"
II shall stay here: where are you 60
ing:" asked Judge Henry W. FlournOy.
'I'm goin' TO the country" said Mr.. John :.
lrby, in reply; 'drink spring water and
new cider; abuse the cows, avoid tlght
boots and seed-ticks; exercise in the open
air, and not saw any wood for the stove If
can help it. and marry young il can make
a hit" "Well, if you do get married. love
and respect your wife; il is a heap cheaper
than 10 be wishing all the time that she was
different
"The Council used to take a summer va
cation" said Mr.. Ben I. August, clerk OF
that body. "but if the work continues to ac-
cumulate il will be necessary 10 get year
with thirteen months in il before III get a
chance TO lose a day for recreation"
"rm going 10 have the weather photo
graphed on top Of Mount Washington. and
hang the picture TO piece OF ribbon which
I'll wear around my neck, Jas skip.through
the blazing sunshine in my kangaroo slip
pers, and peep at my cold photograph,
while summOning the council" said Robert
X. RalstOn, sergeant-at-arms OF the city.
.rhere are Il great many delightful places
right at our doors. The ocean and the
mountain resorts will be more attractive
this season than they have for many years.
but haven't thought much about where
shall 20. because | expect To he busy all the
time. Rest is what is needed. more tnan
recreation" said Mr.. W. L. Lawton, clerk
of the Hastings Court.
"Where are YOU going for the summer,
Colonel!r Fishing" said Colonel John Il.
Bigger clerk Of the House OF Delegates.
Mr.. VI. NJ. Gillian: II have cottage at
Bon Air, and am spending my summer
there"
DIR. c. W. Z. Brock: IL will spend my
summer right here in Richmond"
Mr.. Ellis Moon: Il am going TO Atlantic
City in few days, aud about the first OF
August will go to the White Sulphur
Professor John Pollard: "Most OF my
summer will be spent in attending the Bap-
tist Associations IN the State"
Mr.. Henry Bowen says he viii spend his
summer either ut Ocean View or Cobb's
Island, whichever his wife decides upon.
DIR. George l.. Steele aud family will go 10
their home in King and Queen about tho
middle Of July.
Hon. ii. r.. Pollard will take his family to
his old home in King and Queen county in n
few days. and about the LIST of August he
himself will 90 10 the mountains.
Mr.. John l.. Williams and family will
spend a short while at some quiet watering
place. but will spend most Of the summer
at home.
Miss Hattie Abrams has gone 20 Rocky
Mount, y. c.. for the summer.
Miss Florence leiberinuth has left for
Winston. n. c., for the summer. with Miss |
Dora Rose.
~ don't intend 70 stay here II can lind
time TO get away. But there's the rub. III