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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08
THE SHEKEL m

That which we work for and win by
earnest effort is doubly u own and
carries with it It's wisdom. Tau a man
who inherits a fortune seldom puts it
to the best or wisest uses. In order to
learn the wise and beneicant use Of
money one must have toiled for it coin
by coin, must have some time suffered
the want Of it. A man born with a
golden spoon in his mouth never tastes
either pain or happiness as these are
known to the common man. He has
not felt the great danger of desire
which gives to fulfllment it's exquisite
flavor. Not having struggled in the
fight, he knows nothing of the joy of
victory.-Carrie E. Garrett in the Au
gust Woman's Home Companion.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08
Dreyfus' Letters to His Wife.


IN all history there is no more pa.
thetic story, no more awful trag
gy than that which the French call
rsfaire Dreyfus." There is nothing
8. published which throws so much
"Eht upon the character Of the victim
St1is military conspiracy and at the
gs time permits the world to under
80: the deep damnation OF the wrongs
hiss sufs red as the lettersto his wife,
1t now coming from the press Of
.EHper Brothers, and which, chiefly,
we're written from his prison on L'Lsle
!. Diable. No D can read them
Fhhout conviction that there is a noble
aul sgainst whom the wicked and the
wEerful have allied to crush and de
ngy it, and with Z3la to agree when
b ssii: the man who wrote those
kss cannot be guilty. Read them,
raj them some evening, with your
lgnly gathered around your hearth
stone. You will be dissolved in tears"
Wecan give here but a few extracts
from these letters, letters too sacred
for the public eye, but that the world
hasaEight to know Of this poor sufferer,
s1d to know the fine spirit Of the
msn must arouse compassion in tie
breast of every one who loves JUS
tee and fair play.
From the letter written on the day
preceding his trial it is seen that he
Tas still, after two month s impri IN
na1t, sanguine and hopeful, with
never a doubt Rbout his ultimate &C
lu;thl. Il is n striking contrast to
Toe letter written after the trial, when
tie worst had happened and the night
mare had come true. We subjojn both
aIarE:
AT last 1 am coming to the end of
1~ysttfsring, to the end of my agony.
-omcrroW I shall appear before my
lls=s, my brow high, my soul tran
jul. The trial 1 have undergone, ter
Ao-e &c 1t has been, has purified my
"lL. shall return to you better than
was bstore. l want to c~onsecrate to
III, to my children, to our dear fam
~, all the time I have yet to live.
"a I have told yon, I have passed
Slough awful crises. have had mo.
lat Of furious, actual madness at
~ q. uzh. Of being accused Of a
~-2 90 m1GstrOus.
I an ready to appear before the
e a5 a soldier who has nothing
;s-tch to reproach himself. They
vi sa i. 10 my face; they will read it
M soul; they will be convinced
a am Innocent; as all will who
~ ne"
~2 letter written after bis trial
"a: IS follows:
's-1-r much. but l pity you still
~se than myself. know how much
.-1-7c ne. Your heart must bleed.
ny side, my adored one, my
~slE has always been OF you night
L. be Innocent, to have lived a life
"-.0. d stain, and to see ones self
-@lci for the most m~onstrous
soldier can commit! What
'- 5e more terrible9 1t seems to
"a. 1ors that I am the victim of an
''4s u'.b.mare.
" !s iar you alone that I have re-
.' uatll TO day; it is for you alone,
'1oTed one, thet I have borne my
On, s SsCny. Will my strength hold
.1r - the ends I cannot tell. No one
,T, 'ou can give me courage. 1t is
rom your love that 1 can draw it.
AooVe ali else, no matter what may
qor, s OF me, search for the truth;
aDk Earth and heaven to discover it;
the effort, if need be, all our
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08
ONR BY ONE.

SO4OLOA SG0A4CC IA OOGOSg VIZ NCOA~
gia historian, furnishes to the Atlanta
Constitution the following roster Of
surviving Confederate generals:
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
James LoDgstreet, Washington D. @.
Alexander P. Stewart, Chickamauga,
Georgia.
Stephen D. Lee, Columbus, Miss.
Simon B. Buckner, Glen Lily, KY.
Wade Hampton, Columbia, 8. @.
John B Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
Joseph Wheeler, Washington, D. @.
MAJOR GENERALS.
Samuel P. French, Pensacola, Fla.
John Fl. Forney, Jenifer, Ala.
Dabney 81. Maury, Richmond, Va.
Henry Heth, Washington, D. @.
Fitzhugh Lee, Havana, Cuba.
William T. Martin, Natchez, Miss.
William B. Bates, Nashville, Tenn.
Robert T. Hoke, Raleigh, N. @.
Camille J. Polignac, Orleans, France.
L L Lomax, Washington, D. O.
Matthew G. Butler, Washington,
D. @.
Thomas L. Roseer, Charlottesville,
Va.
G.. ". @. Lee, Burke Station, Va.
E NJ. Law, Yorkville, 8. Q.
Matt W. Ransom, Weldon, N. @.
Thomas j. Churchill, Little Rock,
Ark.
o. the Brigadier Generals he gives
list of 90 For lack Of space we
name only thos3 living in this and ad-
joining States. They are:
E. P. Alexander, Savanna, Ga.
Lawrence s. Baker, Suffolk, Va.
Cullen A. Battle, Newberne, N. @.
William R Boggs, Winston, N. @.
Ellison Oapers, Columbia, 8, Q.
John z Cox, Tennessee.
William R.. Cox, Penelo, N. Q.
Clement A. Evans, Atlanta, Va.
John w. Frazier, Memphis, Tenn.
William N. Gardney, Memphis, Ten
nessee.
George w. Gordon, Memphis, Tenn.
Cotton Greene, Memphis, Tenn.
E2pa Hunter, Warrenton, Va.
William 81. Jackson. Nashville, Ten
nessee.
Bradley T. Johnson, Amelia county,
Va.
John r Jones, Harrisonburg, Va.
William g. Lewis, Tarboro, N. @.
Thomas N. Logan, Richmond, Va.
George Nancy, Nashville, Tenn.
William McComb, Gardonsville, Va.
James A. McMurry, Tennessee.
William e. Payne, Warreuton, Va.
William P. Roberts, GAINESVILLE,
N. Q.
Thomas B. Smith, Nashville, Tenn.
John L 7. Sneed, Memphis, Tenn.
G.. NJ. 5orrel, Savannah, Ga.
Bryan n. Thomas, Dalton, Ga.
Thomas E. Toon, Whiteville, N. O.
Robert 3. Vance, Asheville, N. Q.
Alfred J Vaughan, Memphis, Tenn.
James Fl. Wallace, Columbia, s. O.
Gabriel @. Wharton, Radford, Va.
James A, Walker, Wythville, Va.
William Fl. Wallace. Columbia, s. Q.
Il. thus appears that of the 10 Lieu.
tenant Generals, Confederate States of
America, but seven still survive; Of the
81 Major Generals. Confederate States
of America, only 16 are now in life,
while Of the 365 Brigadier Generals,
Confederate states of America, but 80
sill linger in the land Of the living.
In other words, of the ALB Confederate
general officers only 115 still remain
net a fourth of those valorous chief
to whom Dixie intr listed the com
mand of her regular armies in the great
BET of defensive var
8cads-Y5u say he left no money !
B Aggs-No. You see he lost his health
wealthy, and then lost his
wealth trying to get healthy. Smith,
Gray & Co.'s Monthly.
-
MI $4,000 -Snh kA
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

9cads-Y5u say he left nc money !
B4ggs-No. You see he lost his health
getting wealthy, and then lost his
wealth trying to get healthy Smith,
Gray & Co.'s Monthly.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

fortune to rehabilitate my name, which
is now dragged through the mud. No
matter what may be the cost, we must
wash out the unmerited STAIN"
The following is taken from a letter
in the same strain written a few days
later:
Il do not sleep, and it ia to you that
l return. And I then marked by a ta
tai seal, that I must drink this cup of
bitterness2 At this moment I nm calm.
My soul ia strong, and it rises in the
silence of the night. How happy we
we're, my darlingI Life smiled on US;
fortune, love, adorable children, a
united tamily-everything Then came
this thunderbolt, fearful. terrible. But
I pray of your playthiDgs for the chill
dren, for the New Years day tell
them that their father sends them. 1t
must not be that their poor souls, just
entering upon life, should suffer
through our pain.
"Oh, my darling, had not Iyou, how
gladly would l diel Your love holds
me back, it is your love only that makes
me strong enough to bear the hatred
of a nation.
"And the people are right to hate
me; they have been told that I am a
traitor.
81 traitor! Ig it possible
that they could accuse me and con-
demu ms for a crime 30 monstrous7
Try aloud my innocence; cry it
with all the strength of your lungs;
cry it upon the housetops, till the walls
fail.
And hunt out the guilty one. 1t
is be whom we must find.
Il embrace you as 1 love you"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

Inability to forgive an injury is the
sure sign Of l~ittleness of soul.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

You cannot exalt yourself by BELT
Ting your brother.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

Push your work unless you wish to
be pushed by it.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-08

Throughout D-eytus expressed the
solicitude Of a loving husband and
father. He must live to save his honor
and for the sake of his wife and chill
dren. And now, from present indica.
tions, the whole pitiful tale will have
a happy ending, for it is practical y
certain that the decision will be re-
versad and that Captain Alfred Drey-
fus viii realize the dream which he
has expressed so beautifully in the fol
lowing letter:
Tine body may give way under
such a burden Of grief, but the soul
should remain firm and valiant, to pro
tCs- against a lot that he has not de-
served. When my honor is given back
to me then only, my good darling, we
shall have the right to withdraw from
the field. We will live for each other,
far from the noise Of the world; we
will take refuge In our natural EH3c-
ZION, IN our love, grown still stronger
in these tragical events. We will u
tain each other, that we may bind up
the wounds Of our hearts; WI will
live in our children, to whom We will
cons crate the remainder of u days.
We will try to make them good, sim
pie beings, strong in body and mind.
We will elevate their souls 50 that
they may always find in then a refuge
from the realities OF life.
May this day come soon, for we
have all paid our tribute OF suf3rlngs
upon this EARTH Courage, then, ny
darling; be strong and valiant; carry
on > our work without weakness, with
dignity, but with the conviction OF
your rights, 1 am going to lie down,
to close my eyes and think OF you.
Good night and a thousand kisses.
''ALFRED
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
A CHARTER GRANTED.
TIC The Peninsula Land s. immigrS-
tion Company.

Iusire Blackstone. of the Circuit Court
IN session here. has granted the Penirsu-
Ia Land * Immigration Co. a charter.
The officers Cor the first year arc rs fol
lows.
President. Mr. l.. + Barnes. of New
Kent one of the best known and wealth
81 gentleman on the Peninsula. whose
name : SYNONYMOUS with fair dealing
The vicc-presidcnt. AR. E. ". Warbur-
ton. OF this city. j. a wealthy young TIM
tct merchant. who is the largest wood
dcalcr on the Peninsula. The treasurer.
Mr.. II. " Phillips. Is the popular and
well known cashier OF the Peninsula
Rank. OF williamsburg. Mr.. Dohn. the
manager and secretary. l. the pioneer
real estate man OF lhc Peninsula, known
all over the country.
Hon. Manly H. Barnes. who for tive
terms represented this district IN the Sen
ate of Virginia. declining reelection. d
the Compauy'S attorney
Mr.. l. Y. Foglcsong. OF Colhwatcr
/ Mich. is the travelling agent for thr
company. and Is said 70 be fine MAJ
and hustler.
/ The Court requires a heavy bon'
! 1925. OOO) from the Treasurer.
The principal Offices OF the COmpan
Will be in williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

The peopie Of williamsburg ge-crally.
and the Methodists particularly. an
deeply grieved 70 know that they must
tel the Rcv. J. y Latham goodbye Mr..
Latham same among IL a stranger three
years ago To-day he = beloved. honor
Cd. esteemed hy al CLASSES and crcGis
Under ms fostering earc his oongreSa
t5oa : a power for good IN she oommu-
uisy. Ne expect - hear morv OF this
brilliant Young rninistcr. and The people
Of Williamsburg Win watch hrs oareci
IL the Masters cauSe. and their PRAYERS
VII follow him 10 sustain him in his
great and noblc work We shall ms.
HIN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
NOTICE

To the Public:
Having been associated with /
the c. x . R'y for ,he past six
years a. Gen'l Land x Excur-
sion agent, l take this opportu-
nitv l. announce that l have re-
signed TO engage in other busi-
ness.
Mr.. J. V. Foglesong, Of Cold
water. Mich, has been appoint
ed nv successor, and all com
munIcatiOnS regarding rates,
time OF excursions, and my ia
form ton with reference To
/ Virginia. pamphlets, maps, etc,
should be addressed to him.
/ take great pleasure in rec
ommending MIR. FoglesOng TO
the public, a. | have known
him for number of years, and
know that the public will be
Justly dealt with in this line
1t i with "a Telling OF regret
that / sever my connections
With those whom 1 have beeI
associated with in this work fol
the past six years. ! refer -
pecially TO Capt. John Dahn, al
Williamsburg, Va. / have founC
in MIR. Ddhn a man Of sterling
. integrity, and know that th'
public Will be "a fairly deal
with in the future as ia tia
2 past.
Thanking the public for thei
:. generous treatment in the pas
1 am pleased tU remain,
: kesp'y yOlrs,
& CHAS. H. bONEE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
Facts About Boulevard.

Boulevard Is noted for being one Of the
finest plantations IN Virginia. The adj
vantages for shipping cannot be surpass-
ed. as the deep wstsr ways from an arm
of the lanes run along the entire length
OF the Boulevard property, the {. x ..
R'v runs within :. 800 feet of the water
way az this point. The SOIL l. r'ca and
very fertile. 50 when the country = set
lied around Boulevard thc farming sec
zion can support a large town. Il -
very essential that CITY should hc built
az this point. as Charles City and New
Kent counties have no city. The climate
is as isnc there as u Is near the ocean
The land also lies I'm thc Underwater cis-
trict vhcrc vrc are ircc from ovcriows or
droughts Anyone suffering from luu.
trouble. ca-arrh orrhcumau>m VIII sure
iv be hclp-d hy living IN this climate
Hav,cver * NOT known here Billiards.
droushts. suuStrol,cs or failures 90 crop.
have never hccu known here. We onc
rScat Inducements Co manufacturers.
For information address fcainsul.
Land and immigration Company. NIL
tEamSbure. Va. Box rs. Enolosc 2-ccn
stamp for reply
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
The piseoverer % swamp-Rost &C work n
Eis Laboratory.

There is a disease prevailing IN this
country most dangerous because 50 cecep-
tive Many sudden deaths are caused by
i,--hesrt disease. pneumonia. heart failure
or spoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble IS allowed 10 sc-
vance the kidney poisoned blood ~Till attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell By cell.
Then the richness Of the blood-the slbume1
leaks out and ;he sufferer has Sright's
Disease, the ~ors; form Of kidney trouble
Or. Kllrner's Swamp-Root the new dis
oovery is the true specific fer kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. thas cured thousands
81 apparently hopeless eases, after all ether
efforts have failed. At druggists In tifty-ceni
and 6cllsr sizes. A sample bottle sent tree
hy mail. also beck telling about Swamp
Rect ard It's wonderful cures. Address
Dr.. Kiiner s. Co.. Binghsrnson. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
HoW's This &?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
yard Tor any czse Of Catsrrh that can
rot l,e cured ~ Halls Cstarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY z Co. Props,
Toledo, ..
We. the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney &C.. the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable "A al bus
iress Transactions and financially able 70
carry cut any Obligations made BY tbeii
sn WEsT & TRArx.
Wholesale DrUggis's. Toledo. q.
Ws4Drxs. KISEAS & NsETlS, whole
sale Druggists. Toledo. q
HsIl's Csfsrrh Cure n taken internal
". acting directly up0n The blood Ane
nsucuous surfaces OF the system Frlc'
75c- Per bottle. ; IL 10y al Druggists
Tesrimouizls Tree
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
The Pr 81 COMPANY.

The Peninsula Land & IrnmiEratior
Co iust o-ranized and granted a char
Ter under the laws 81 Virginia Is perhaps
thc strongest real estate company or
.te Pcrsnszla- All -he officers and stock
hol5e-s are v-cli-knovn men. whose
huanaal standing and uePatation r
sauarr and honest dealings are excellent
Thr ob'ect OF the company istoattract
worthy pcoplc from every SEXTON OF the
country to INK Penin~ula- In order that
peopie of small means epuld seca-e a
home. - wei as fiac n-an IS large means.
the p. 6ICo. have lard ous a tovn
al Bouirrzrd. Scw Keut county. arrans-
ed X 50 that The p-ices of lots would bs
n The reach 81 all CIT Up hundreds o
acre ct ulagnifrcut sa-m land into small
tracts - cnahle uleu of moderate means
T. become The Owners 81 home
We can recommend tiis company g.
al oar readers evcry-where. and thos
wishing 20 purrhase a home IN the sout
VII o. wei ~ deal with rhem-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

We must RAISE and grow what the mar
kets of the world want Our state Offers
more natural advantage ID The farmers
IN the various lincs of ms calling than
any other State I'm the Jnion- She : tai
enough south 70 escape the long. cold
winters and blizzaris 81 the West anc
North. and Just Tar enough North 70 e
cape the hot. dry summers OF the South
Her climate and seasons are The best o.
al The States. C commissioner koinsT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

poctor--I see what the matteris- You
DO not get sleep enough Take this
prescription 20 n druggists
Mr.. Rhukers-Thank you- presume
that's what's the matter.
Doctor tuext day) All. good morn
ing, You are looking much better TO
day. Slept last night. didn't your
Mr.. Blinkers-Slept like top Zee
fi-st rate
Dcctor-HOw many doses Of that OPT
ate did you sakes
Mr.. Bhrkers Gin surprisel-i oidn
take any. l gave IL 10 the bahy.-N. 4
Weeklv.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
Gave Herself Away.

After be had kissed her and pressed
her rosy cheek against his and paiiso
her soft. round chin. she drew back anc
asked:
George. Go you shave yourseifE
Yes be replied
- thought So" she said Your face
= The toughest / ever
Then she stopped. but II was too late
and be went sway with cold, heavy
hmm IL his breast--Iit-Bits
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

what made you take Ill hist I'M
oo6eoce from tha, fellow" usSed ih'
friendly passenger Of The conductor
Why. he didn't even pay his fare
That's it." said the conductor II
he bad paid his fare. I'd have broken
his bead. but he's riding 90 pass. ano
navbe he has pUn."-Hariem Life
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Capt. Jim Basiey viii rEn ar excursion
70 Riehnond next Thursday, Thanks
giving Day. This deservediy popular
e. & o. eon6netor should have a big
crowd fros- here The game u foot ball
between Diversity Of va an5 Leigh.
and Grand Tor-na1 .. arc the attsae-
sions. Be;ow Is che schedu'e. SOP ~
az steriors
Leave wp;snsbsgs s:io, 7ce reua6
srp
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
G~ttiuE Even Win Her.

she wished 70 break il 20 him gently
- have decided" she said. ito return
your riug-"
de. however. vas a resourceful nan.
who did not believe IN letting woman
get the better OF him
You needn't bother" he replied
buy them BY the doSe9-~-ShiosCo Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Why were 5000 BOTTLES OF ROB
ERTs, TAsTELEss S5c. CHILL TONIC
cold the first year % It's BIRTH AnsMst :
Because Il Il The BEST At ANY PRICE
guaranteed % cure, money REFUNDED II y
sssls. pheasant 70 take. 21c per bottle IL
n sole enc gnz-~nteed ~
ROBERTS DRUG co. SCFFoLK. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
Baltimore Clothing
~ ~ HOUSE. ~ ~

It's saving dollars in your pocket by
huyirinv Nuur Clothes from the BALIl
MOHE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Mer's S.sits for So so worth $3.50.
Mems Suits sor 1915 worth $4.75.
Mems Suits for 1915 worth $G-75.
Meas Suits for SO. rs north $500.
Mems Shoes for 81 % worth 81 so
Meas Shoes for $i.75 worth $3.50.
Mems Shoes for $500 worth S2.75.
Mems working Shirts 23c.. mems Sus-
pcnders &c. mems Pants for - cents
WORTH $1.OO. mems pants for S1.OO
worth $1.5O.. mems pants for 81 -
worth $1.75. mems pants for Sis
worth $3.50. mems pants for $500
worth S2.T5
Boys suits from soc and up
Boys pants from lSc and mp.
Ladies' shoes for 95c and up.
Mems rcd shirts 95c. Scarlet wool
heavy fleece lined zoe. A good many
3 other articles viii be sold at reduced
prices which il is impossible to quote
here Call and be convinced at
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Main St. Williamsburg Va
7. 4. W. Jones building.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
. lie Resolved Many Presents.

F. :. Rawlins. who recently resigned As
general superintendent Of the Arkansas
& Missouri division OF the Cotton Belt
railway. was the recipient 90 valuable
presents from his friends ir this division.
The conductors gave him "a gold watch
and chain with q diamond,charn. The
dispatchers. a diamond ring 90 attach
e OF Mr. Rawlins' office. "A ". ne service
~ cut glass The presents are quite
handsome. and are given as marks otper
sonal esteem the occasion being the de
parturc az SIR. Rawlins and family frou
Pine Bluff last Friday. for their new
home in williamsburg Va Mr. Raw
Inns viii not commence work for som'
weeks. but du.ir- that time viii oonsid
er scrc-al propositions already mad
I hin.-E1.
NJ Ks,.lins. AFTER a short visit = h'
! father. D-. Rawlins. has gone 20 PITTS
burg. Kansas. whcre he has accepted
| railroad position.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Leave Toano. e:2o. T5c. roundstrsp
Returning leaves Richrnond az T;So p
m.
Separate coaches for Coiored people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quluiue Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
ais 20 cure. Z W. GEovE's signature
OF every OK. Twenty-Five cents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Fresh milk from Jersey cows deliver
ed twice daily. p. p. DAVIS. vi -
htmsourg. va. mol ,am
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Guest-waiter. what about that ter
rapiu ] ordered
Waiter-Coming along slowly, san
Terrapiu is pow'ful slow, 20 know.
xsh.-Cinciunau Commercial Tribune
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
TENLEI.

Attorney and C0Uusey0r at Lar.
ffIf aMsBURc. NIRGISIA.
OFFICES - Peninsula Hank Building,
Rooms Nos ! and 2.
S'cncgrapher und No-ary in Office
Also branch office al Tuano. Va. in
Hotel Felix Ola Thursday of each
week a Y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
/OHN CIR y

ILI'AMsRURc. NlEGINiA
IOnS0Tlal Artist, usuld DGes af hsss or
Shaving, ialrcutting and Shampooing
neatly done at popular prices.
solicit the patronage 81 the ~ blic
JOHN CARY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

To Jerome l1tloW ana l1cLtS n.
Titlow, WHO ar, non residents
OF the state 90 Virginia.
TAKE NOTICE.
That on the first day OF the
December term. 1899. Of the
Court FOR the county Of James
city and city OF Williamsburg,
Va dec. il, 1889 ! shall move
said Court TO appoint Edward
NJ. Lee trustee in place of John
II. Barlow, Jr., now deceased
I'm a certain deed Of trust dated
10th % Jlne. 1881, executed by
Won to said BARLOW To securt
the payment OF certain bonds
therein described, executed by
Hetty n. Titl"w TO +. NJ. Lee
said 4. cd % iFG5. r. 'A'ly re-
cord. a ~ The clerh's otiire q
ths cts Of y iilism- burg. ia d
! Is. No. !, atr ~ BIT.
Victoria L. IL.
Per. rep. OF Il. M. Lee, dec d