Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-28


aaSA be none" said Mr..
Dewey. the board
ing aid real estate agent, ribhlinC the
end Of his pen. Il know Mrs. Sweet
clover ve-v well-a most respectable
widow. IL reduce @rumstances-a
1 know an about Ssafoara Lodge. a de-
hShtful place. On tie edge Ct the
ocean. where nan can't help being
healthy"
Very well. said Mr.. NcCorkin-
dale lie; he- know that l consider
the thing bargain. Will send my
l-unks Oh Monday OF next week.
M cCork.ndale had been sum
r1erinc ;. he Adi-oadacks. AID had
found tAAi mountain breezes. black
flies and dried rine-needies didn't
agree with him he was nov resolved
10 ny the seaside. And he ven: home.
well pleased with the bargain he had
made
Nov. Mr.. Dewey was II partner
ship-Devey 4 Saiter-and So neatly
dovetailed together were the arrange
neats OF the nrm. that Mr Salter. who
disei a. half past twelve o'clock. came
70 keep Office" exactly a. the hour Il
which NJ Dewey. who dined az half
past one, took up his Ia; aai cane -
depart And scarcely had Nr. Salter
lighted his cigar. aud settled his chair
back az exactly the right angle OF the
wall. than IN came Miss Matte NIL
fol, blooming young oldmaid. who
gave lessons II swimming ~ the Aqua
P1rA Academy.
II wait board 3. the seaside FOX 6
L -. . -.
where there are 10 other boarders.
Prices must Toe moderate, AID surf
bathing J. 4 necessity.
"Ah, said Ar Safer. bringing Lis
chair down on IL four legs az once
ssthe very place, Mrs. Sweetclover. 1
client OF ours. has taken Seatoau
Lodge. on the New Jersey coast. a.,
has clean. light, airy room 10 ct
with good board, 10 mosquitoes-"
Yes. I know. sail Mis- Miltoil
Jas; le. ne LOOK e: Ler references.
The reference proved satisfactory
Miss Nilfo.i struck q barglin 81 once
Let Mrs. Sweetc,over expect m'
or Monday" she said, and Mr.. Ss.te
pocketel L.s commission with inw4r,
sle-
Anything doiags" Mr. Dewe.
asked, when be cane back from din
ner. with . pleasant oleaginols aavo
OF roast pork an avp-esa--e abou
hin
I've let Mr.. Sweetclover' roo-
for her, - said Salter.
Hello cried Dewey: Il let j
this morning. % old McCorkindale'
And I've just disposed 81 tito Ms
1iIltOii, % sputtered Saiter Why Il
deuce didn't you enter il o. Il
books"
"A nan can't think Of everything
said M Dewey; and vas going
enter il when came back.
But what are We 70 do now 50
Sslter.
Nothing. said Devey. Ten
one, one Of the parties won't keep Il
contract. Were no; 20 blame. tina.
can see
And Nj Dewey, philosopher aft
his way, arranged his bulletin boa
anew, and sat down, human spld'
70 await the coming Of any flies y
might be disposed for business.
Mrs. Sweetclover, in the meantiu
bad swept and gsrnisbed Seaso'
LOCKE. 4LkA4 II - . ~ CoAE4 ia a ~
alp and sweeter than roses.
She had decorated her up-sta
room with China mating, fresh IL
lin curtains, and dimity covers 70
bureau and dressing table.
II do hope I shali be able 70 let
said Mrs. Sveetclover, with "a
"But there are 90 many seaside 10
ings this year tkas-De4r me- a
comes g gentleman and valise up
beach road, and as true as live,
making straight for my house,"
Have my trunks arrivse7" =
the gentlenao-''nane Of MeCori
dale"
''Siri'' said Mrs. S~esteloyer.
81 engaged the room shro
Dewey q Salter." said Mr.. Nee
indale, last week.
ITS the first I've heard Of
said Mrs Sweetelover, al IA a nu
But you're kindly welcome. sir. and