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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
Ii Mttternd6t.

Gin aanbelaber, Der Dor benz @ltar
in 9ruf Salpis 9apele itanb, mari
Ietn miloes 2i6t duf ben alien Yrtes
tier unb bic tlsine 9ruppe Inn ibn.
llnse9euer uno ungelent tpie cine 5ers
bro6ene SGule itdno 9onSo binten i'm
Sddttsn. glber Der Mann BON @iIen
ba6te unb plante ni9t lGneer. Die
I4pierige anselegenbeit, bic i'm na6
@neIdno gefibrt, mar iebt srlebigt,
UNI bus SpGter tiimmerts er ii6 ni6t.
&ronftabt bate einen suten Solbatsn
perloren, aber feline 9ebstmnife fparen
rpobl bebiitei. 9as tleins, Huge MGbz
den, bds ieBt por benz Iltar tniete
uno in oeren aueen bas 6euer Der
2iebe glii6te, psrrietb bic 3itabele
ni9t mebr. @lss anbere mar ben Siis
tern Sronitaots elei6giltig. 9iebe
mar in Ieinen 4ugen cine &inberei, er
bate niemals eeliebt.
Neben benz Manne BON @iIen Ifano
Der alte Solma. Muf ieinem alien
antIib mar Elm 3ug IiItigsn Sriumpbs
unb llebermutbes; sr bate feline Sell
It%estrGfte gsgen bic 8on5os ins Selb
gefiibrt unO bate seIiest. Die beraige
Gn9ldnberin piirbe 2uft unb Sonnenz
idein in ieip Saus in puris brinssn
unb PAUL piirbe ibm in allen Elm
tpabrer Sobn iperben.
Der brittle unb lebte 3elee bieIer
fonberbarit.n aler Ionbsrbaren Sruus
unesa mar Der Serr bes Sduies. 9raf
Sdlpt Seiete u%nperbobten, pie febr ibm
ods Slid ieines alten Greunbes am
Sersen lag. of frat er an pauls
Seite unb fliiiterte ibm Wprte Der Be-
gliidpiinI9 dung Su. Sierbin "nb bOrts
BIN gins er leiien S6rittss, um bern
9rie'ter Su helfen, balo, I'm ben Gas
iaisu 8sfebIe gu ertbsiIen. gr mar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
thinner noa elm 0iensr Mublarbs, absl

INNER nod elm 0teHer IuBfaHbs, dbsi
hsute bate sr 6eisrtug.
Der 9rieIter bob bic SanS, I'M bic.
ienisen gu Iesnen, Die @ptt gu BEN bet.
liden Mpiterium Der @be 3uIammsngss
fiibrt Satte. ginen lunssn, beiben auf
briidte 9aul duf fsines Wetbes itrdbs
tenbes OeIidt. unb eunn erbu6sn iif
ale, I'm in bas SpsiIe5immer binuns
terSuqeben. Oiefes mar bon e~lettris
I9en 2ampen erleu9tst, bic i6r 2idi
auf ben feItli9 sebedten 5iI6 pnrfeu,
Ssbt mar Der 4useHblid CUR Sratulas
ton setommen.
.Sie rsr9eben mira" fragile Der altt
8pr3o, feline beiben SGnbe gu benz sits
ternben MGbden austredsno, .Sis
bergeben einem alien Soloaten, oaB er
sic su elmer RuKin mddteq"
Marianne panbte iih lahsnb 81
inn. sd psiB gar nidt, mo i'd bin
ober mas id bin." Taste fie uufblidenb,
SD tdnn mod gar ntGt glauber, bah
um mid Der ales @irtli9tsit lit"
8onso la9te; es mar Iein gspG9us
li9ss aa9en, Ous pas Sdus toioerbuIa
len madte.
n9onnerpetterl% brittle er. SD,
9onso, IoIte nidt tpirtlid bier iein2
Sas 1T fart! 8ollen Sic mir ni6t
einen Stub seben, mein &ino, unb bds
ran meine 9e9enfpurt ertennen2"
Solmd, Der mil GROCER 4nItrengune
berbeipdtf6elte, legte feline Qrme um
bes WGo9ens Baden unb tiiBte ic
auf bsibe Wungen.
,Su mubt eFsn unb trinfen, Mds
riunne," iagte er, n0u mubt Did ers
innern, buB Oh bic So9ter Solmas
biIf. Sc 1T sebn ubr, uno Der 3us
sebt nm Mitternadt."
Der 3us2" fraste fs psrpunbert.
ySa, Der s3ug mad Seppnibire. BORT
iperbet SIR Sud ~aufbalten, Biz bas
Saus in 4aris fertis it,"
rS3um fIeinen Ri9arb!" jubelts lie,
unb bic @orte rparen feline 9elobnung,
Der 3ug rolte mad Weften. OurG
f6lafenbe 90rfer, our4 ftile Stdbtc
ober iiber ianft babinflieBsnbs 5liiiIe,
bin gu ben @Grten g%ngIanbs, fii6rtc
CT bic beibeu, bic 10 OieI selitten. aber
Der Gag bes 2eibens mar bereits pers
geFen. Sn Der Gde bss Gpupes iab
9aul, Marianne nit ieinen ~Itarteu
armen umI6lunsen baIteno. Cine
9ede mar I'm tie selest, bas matte
2iGt Der Campo fiel tribe auf ibre
aliidli9en @eFidter.
,Die ppbltbuenb 1T bieIe Rube."
faste iie, als er feline &rme feiter um
lie I6lang, unb iie ibrsn bibI6en aopi
an feline S9ulter legte.
sRube unb Srieben ipa jeBt fir inns
mer infer 2eben erfiiqen," ldgte er. ei'
men Sub auf lire 2ippsu oriidsnb.
(Gnbe.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
Na6t.
Goman mad ipabren geaebenbeiten bon
Mar Bembertoa.
(l1. NprtIsbuua unS s&Iub.l

"
sic Iebte iid an ben Slid, inbem
lie ii9 islbit nit taitenOsu Singern
b1rttin gsleitete. MiRutsn berginsen.
unb lie tpnnte nod INNER bic Sober
ritt finosn. Splma leste Tie enoli4
in i6re !Sanb.
.Mut6!" fliiHerte er. ~Gs 1T fir
feline 6reibeit, fir isiu 2eben! Gr
befinOst iia uIs 9sfansensr in bieiem
Saufe."
sic ersriff bic Sober. bic SanS b0rs
te auf gu S~ittern. Sdneu mari lie bic
llmriFe bss Sorts bin. Das &raBsn
Der Sober duf benz papier unb bas
Tiden Der ilbernsn ubr fpdren bic eins
aiaen 2aute, bic in Dem groBen Sds
lon qeb6rt puroen. @tbemlos beobs
a6teten fie bic Ssrren, unb bic 9eitalt
bes Rannes BON @iien eri9ien in benz
9untel tpie cine 9eitult bon SronSe.'
Stnf5ebn Minuten pergingen. Sas
MGo6en battle Dsr9efen, mo lie lab.
Sic erfiinte ibre Qufgubs nit Der @es
f6idli6teit zines geiibten 3ei9ners.
sic lebte fpieber in Der mG9tigen Sc
flung. &runitaOt eridien Dor ibrem
qeiftieen 2fuge, unb 2inie I'm Ginie
seihnete fte aIes bin.
IS 1T fertis," fusts iis enbli9.
Die 9rsi ipuren iofort an t9rem
Gtubl. 9onso ersriff bas Pdpier. @r
Iegte es Settle an Settle nit elmer ans
beren. &drte unb Osrslid bic beiben.
.s3e6n Minutsn lang Ipra9 er tein
@ort, bann ri4tete er iid auf unb
bertiinbete iein llrtbeil.
,SrduIsin," Iuste er, res 9iebt tpes
rige 2eute in RuBlanb, bic cine before
SGrte sei6nen tDnnten."
sic ~dntpprtete i6m nidt; aud bic
anberen ipra9en tein Dort. Sic
alaubte I9on, man ipolle ii6 iiber lie
luItig MAIDEN, unb bdtte lie nur bierber
fommen laFsn, INN nod einmal einen
ri9tigen 8epeis fir bic ibr porsstpors
fene espionage gu erbalten. Qber pGb=
renb re nod 70 baitanb, Speifelnb
uno Sur6t empttnoenp, lie tpubte
felbit ni9t, ippbor, Dffneten ii9 bic
Sli~igeltbiiren, ipelde ben Salon BON
einem tleinersn 3immsr trennten, unb
fe Iab, bab bieies tleine 3immer uls
aapeGe eingeri9tet mar, unb buB elm
alter Yrieiter Dor sinem nit aerSen
aeI9miidten 9lltdr itanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

-Rt9t'mul@eier Dent
Dir, Der 9rGutigum Der Grna feibt
nidt NAL Meier!" rWte beiBt er
benn9" r8los Meierlein!"
= StpBieuf5er. 9auptmann
(ber cine bDIe Srau bait: LIMB ipl6e
She piro einsm nidt als ariessasit
an9ers9net!"
Tins
terpfftcer. nGiniGbriger. mas
den Sic ni6t 10 pisle 5ebler! Sic tie.
ben bier in Reib unb 9lieo uno nt4t
ienIsiis BON gut unb bOie!!"
rtennung =
,Mer mag pobl Der %pIeuoonpme 4us
tor bes leusn SrauerIpiels fei?" =
nSeoenfaus elm qrat; benin big gum
S9lBs iinb ale psrionen toot!"
: 2iebensniirois g. Jelos
tpsbel gum Retruten): Isle miiHen
ii9 nod sefdmsi4slt fiiblen, tpenn ia
sic &binpceros nsnre. benn biies
bat mebr @eritanb als Sic"
- Sein Wund d. IRA, 9ans.
9u baIt Elm 8riiber6sn betommen,
freuIt 9u Did nidt?" nDsiBt 9u,
Sntel. cine 3iebburmOnitd mare mir
lieber aetpeienl"
-prdttif9. DIANA: sd
beareife Did pirtli9 ni6t, Sunnfen,
OH bait ia bereits einen aurma4er.
tpoau nod einsn 5peiten?" So6ter:
w3ur Ia9tur, Wanla!"
-Ousunglii d. 2e6rer: Der
Rabe mar alfo Der nnsliidsposel Der
alien 9srmanen. Wsib pielsi6t mob
iemanb einen llnsliidsDogel mir 5u
nennen9" Die ied8ebnid9rise 5rieba:
Der Stor9!"
@erplappsrt. Reidss
SrGulein: r9ld, i'd fiirdte, bab Sic
mid nur bss @elbes fpegen bsirat3sn
polen!" Serr: r9lber, msin 5rGus
lein, mas benten sic BON mir? Sd gee
bore pabrIi6 niht gu benen, bic benz
qploenen' 9dlb %pahldufen!"
-SpeierIei. 5rau b. o.: rBie
aebt IS benin Sbrem iiinsiten S0ater>
ten2" sgrdu b. g.: pgl9 piiIen sic,
es pirb mir 10 f6per, bas ainb an
bic SlaI6e gu g~epObnsn." Siener (im
Sintergrunb letie fir ii6): nMtr 1T
bas nitt I6per g%eporben."
Mttteibis. Mutter: .Wenn
Grna bon Der Sp9SeitsreiIe 5uriits
fommt, min iie sleid ben nGfi!en
Sag Ieleer tofsn." Batter: rOds fol- lie
ni6t t6un, cine a9ttGsige 9dlsenfriIt
muir man i6rem Mdnn bod gDnnen,
10 ldnge ioG eben ous iuR9e Padr sci
uns ipeiien!"
= 0eit uusgebolt. 9aus
firer: No.. limb bier, mein Serr, e.
. Mteber 80! @as, Sic bruufen ia
Misber9... Serr, &c tperb'n bsirds
tbsn unb perDen betommen e. Sods
ter, unb be Sphter tperb ii6 perlieb'n
in en- Ssrrn 2eutnunt. nu' uno
feb'n e = od tpero'n e glei6 bdb'n
& Miebsr als prdient firm 9erru
Geutnant!@ -.
.@ummiringe5um Si9ten
bon 9ierfldihen, ginma9glGfsrn unb
berolei6en tperben unter benz @influB
bon Cuff unb 5eu9tistsit nit Der 3eit
bart unb brii9ig. lin bic Rinse piss
Der bruu6bar. gu ma6sn. Iest man ite
eine Stunoe lang in cine Mtidung
BON eleiden Sbeitsn Sdlmiatgsiit unb
WaiIer, trodnet lie bann uno ret6t lie
nufter NIT eiuissn Sropfsn 9lprsrin
Oh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Ser @benb bes Spstter
Sages.

gaul bDrte cine ll6r adt Idluaen.
unb erinnerte ii9, bob er f6on fait
breiBig StunOen @~efaneener in Salz
bis Sauie mar. So i9ien ibm elm
Sabrbunbert bergansen gu Iein, felt er
Mariannes id6ne 2ippen fiiBte unb
ibr fa1ts, er piirbs fobdlb aIs m0qli9
3u ibr Suriidtebren. gr alaubte fifer,
baB er ME fpieoer ibr Qntlib ieben,
uno bab er bon nun an iein 2eben alz
iein unb in S9ma9 unb in 8erbanz
rung subrinsen piirbs. Gs itanb i6m
gang auber 3peifel, baB feline Waft
duf @rben ibn aus ben unbdrmbersis
gen Sdnben feines eisenen 9anbsmanz
mes, Der i'm bur9 8erratb gu 8pben
9ei6mettert bate, erretten tDnnte.
Mdn piirbe i'm auf bic SeItung Suntt
9eter poer Can't paul f6tden, unb
btejenige, bic er liebte unb bic er 10
germ gu isinsr Satin gemaat bate,
fpiirbe pergebsns mad ibm fi6 iebnen.
Gr tpdgte gar niht, ii1 aus3umaIen,
tpie iie alein in Der Delt ii9 bur6s
f6ldgen piirbe. SisIer @ebante mar
i6m fur9tbar, er fonnte i'm ni6t si
Gnoe bentsn: es mar bic I9rperite
Citrate ieiner Sborbsit.
Oas 3immer, in ipel9es mai 9dul
eingeI9loFen bate, lag i'm 9a9tubt
bes Sauies. Sin enges 5snitsr eing
auf Elm I6le6tes Dad binuus, has
bod iibsr ben bend6bdrten SGuiern
lag. 9as 5enIter mar bur9 siIerne
StG6e, bic erit tiir5li9 ansebra6t gu
iein i9ienen, perI6Iofen, unb 10 iebe
Spffnung uuf Tlu9t pereitsIt. Gr ia6
Elm, baB Salpi p%ubri6einlid ben @ez
braub zines Ipl6sn 3immers borasIez
ben bate, uls er i6m bds Sele9ramm
funote. sic batten beI9lofen, m0ge
es tpIten, mas es polIe, ben Spion
aug @nglano berdus3ubrineen.
SrsunbI6aft gait benz RuFen ia
ni6ts, penn er gldubte, benz 9dters
lamb gu biensr. SeIbIt tpenn Marianz
ne gu ibrsn snslii9.n Srsunbsn sing
uno ibnen lire @ei6itbte er3dbIte, 10
sfpsifelte er. baB bieIe Sreunbe ibm
bslfsn tpnntsn. Sulf9e gntlassn
ipirben pprgebra6t unS feline auss
Iieferung bur6 cine Regieruug eefors
bert rssbsn, bic mG9tis senls mar,
i6re WiinI6e nit Na9orud geltenb Su
MAIDEN. Man ipiirbe ibn ala 8erbrez
der branbmurten unb ibn gu ben uns
ausIpre9lihen S6reden Der Retpafes
flung Suriidfiibrsn, unb Mdridnne -
sr baltic bic 6duit, tpenn er ii9 ibrer
erinnerte. Sic miirbe am 5sniter Ites
ben uno aiif i'm pdrten. @r perIu6te,
fi6 ibr Bib ms 9ebG6tnib suriidsus
rufen - bas bletfe @eii6t, bic sros
ZEN, gs~ounfsnooIlen glugen, bic i9nels
len, mdb6enbdften 8epegungen, bas
aolbbrduns Sdar, bic getpinnenbe
@timme. limb bieie Sttmme piiroe er
ME mebr bDrsn, fir ibn burfts lie MUIR
sine Grinnerung bleiben.
gs mar nur penig Mobiliar in benz
Simmer: Elm &orbItubl, Elm Bidder
BRETT, Elm MabuspnitiId unb cine
Selbbsttftels. paul befanb iih erIt
febr turse 3eit bort, als Der ruHiI9s
9iener inn cine 9ampe bra9te, unb
er nun ale bieie SerrIidteiten erblids
te. Gr ipra6 tein Dort 81 Dem Mann.
nod IteIte er 5ragen an i'm, benn er
pubts ipobl, pie peuis er aug benz
RuHen berdusbetommen piiroe. Gls
ber Siensr Qegansen mar, lDi6te er
has 9i6t ioiort pisosr aus lnb 6tiet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
; 0ana,beqreifIia d. rWi,

: 9 anS,besreiflid d. .@is
fommt es nur, Serr 9rofefor, baB
bic genialitsnS 6riftftellsr fir bic 9ea
T9Git, oss altGglihen Gebens oft 10
gar ni6t braudbdr finbs" 9as lit
gana 0ssreiflid, Serr 9uror! Gin
gIsl taugt liiel better fiir's Sattra'
seti, ais Elm Rahepfsro!'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27

The Best Prescription Is Groves
TasteleSs Chill Tonic.
The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bottle.
So That the People May Know Just
What They Are Taking

Imitators do not advertise their formula
knowing that you would not buy their medi-
cine if you knew what it contained. Groves
contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct
proportions and is in Tasteless form. The
Iron acts tonic while the Quinine drives
the malaria out of the system. Any reliable
druggist will tell you that Groves is the
Original and that all other so-called Taste
less" chill tonics are limitations. An analysis
of other chill tonics shows that Groves is
superior to all others in every respect. You are
not experimenting when you take Grove's-its
superiority and excellence having long been
established. Groves is the only Chill Cure sold
throughout the entire malaral sections of the
United States No Cure, No Pay. Price, soc
Sold 10y l.. HENLEY and II. r. JONES Druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
MARRIED AT POQUOSIN.
PrOtracted Meeting ClOses-Other
Interesting News.

POQUOSIN. VA. July 26.-Emmaus
Baptist Church was the scene ola beau
tifui marriage ceremony yesterday after
uoon an 4:3O o'clock. AIR. T. b. Rig
gins. "a highly respected young man 60.
thc ucighbo,hood. I'D 20 the altar Mis-
Ollie Higgins. one ct York's most AZ
tract.ve daughters. Miss Ellie Hopkins
very impressiVcly rendered the wedding
march as the happy couple entered an
,cit the church. The maid ofhonor wa~
Miss Carrie Lawson and the best IN 81.
was Mr.. K. l.. Moore The ccrcmoa
was performed by Rev. ". X. Keeic. p-s-
Tor. During the evening most enjoy
able reception was rendered by the pa
ents of the bride 20 the many friends %
the bride and groom Mr.. and Mr..
higgins will reside at the home of ia.
groom. They have the best wishes of q
large number OF friends
The protracted meeting which has
been conducted under the tent OF Rev.
Frank Watson. closed last Tuesday
night. IL was one of the greatest re-
vivals Of religion that has ever been
held in this community, there being mo
than seventy FIVE conversions. Mann
of these converts are eld>rly citizens
and has been the source of much
ioicing among those who worked and
prayed So earnestly Tor the outpouri1y
OF the Spirit
The meeting was conducted BY Rev.
George Wiley, OF Richmond, who was
ably assisted by his wife in this great
work.
An al-day meeting will be held at En-
maus Baptism church next Sunday and
commencing with that date n revival
Will be held. Services will be conducted
each evening by the pastor. Rev. W. X.
Keeie
Rev. George Wiley. 6. ~. Calls and +.
I. Higgins had a wild experience a few
nights since. They swam out 10 Hunt :
Wharf which is some distance from Ian ].
In coming back Mr.. Higgins. who is not
a good swimmer. gave out before he
could reach land. He went down sever
al times, but he was saved by ms com
panions, having taken the prccaution o
placing a rope about his body.
Rev. Frank Watson viii commence a
tent NEE ting in few days at Smith.
field.
Mrs. Ada MeSsicls. of Newport News,
is on a visit 20 her father. Mr.. A. T.
| Moore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
A Remarkable Man.

Mr.. John G. Williams, aged ninety
years, has been spending the week here
with Rev. Mr. Roberts
He was born 1911 For years he re-
sided on "a fine York river estate. which.
he owns. few years ago he movie
with his daughters To- Edenton. y. C..
where hc now lives.
lie Travelled during the hot spell to
this city, and gets about with perfect
ease and apparent comfort. lie is tai
and not bent with age As one would
suppose. lie bids fair TO round out q
century.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Personal and Social.
Happenings of Interest In and
About the Town.

Mr. ]. J. whispell, Of Grafton. superb
endent Of the Chesapeake Telephone
and Telegraph Co., was in town Mon
day, ON business for his company.
at the home of his sister. Mrs. r. NJ
Hughes. in Norfolk He is thought To-
have typhoid fever.
Miss Clara Chandler. OF Yorktown.
and Miss Mamie Shelton, of Ho neville.
were visitors here this week.
Mrs. A. w. Chaplin and son, E RI. are
in Norfolk this week.
Miss Mollie Gait with the chi.Iren Of
Lieut.. Gait. have gone to Staunton to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Barnes. Of Diss-
cund. were in Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. b. d. Pcachy. and children are It
Buckroc.
Mrs. II. y. Phillips returned Thursday
from a visit to Mrs. l.. +. Barnes. at
Boulevard.
Mr.. r. NJ Burke. of Hampton, was
here this week. ON business.
Miss Lucy Hundlcy, of Baltimore. who
has been here on a visit t. relatives,
leaves Saturday for Mathews county TO
remain sometime before going home.
Miss Fannie Guy, who has been here
on a visit has returned TO her hone in
Richmond
Miss Mary Waller Mercer has return
ed from a trip to northern resorts.
Miss Louise Braithwaitc has returuc,
from trip to Buffalo and Niagara. an,
will spend her vacation Of several week,
here.
Sheriff NJ. X. Harrvll visited the town.
down the Peninsula yesterday
Prof Hugh $. Bird leaves to-day for Z
visit 90 Petersburg
Sheriff NJ. X. Harrcll. and Mcssrs. J.
". Lane. lr, A. Brooks, X. /. Spencer
L W. Warburton. " I. Henley. and
Others were at Toano Tuesday.
Misses Stella and Minnie McGuinuintv
! OF stanton, arrived this week 10 visi
i their sister. Mrs. b. T. Wolfe Master
4 Claude and Maxwell Wolfe returned hom
i with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf of South Ia
4 kota, with their two sons. are here OF
visit so friends. They are now guest
of Mr. NJ. :. Iewctt, ON York river.
y Capt :. J. Brooks of Manchester. q
in town.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
items From Oak Tree.

OAK TREE. VA. July %. 19o1.--Miss
Martha A Clopton, who Is now visiting
Mrs. T. X. 6eddy. Of Williamsburg. and
Mrs. c. T. King. OF Richmond. are ex-
pected here in few days TO visit their
aunt. Mrs. w. l.. Schenck.
MIR. Walter L. Brown viii leave here
next week for Blue6eid. w. Va, where
he goes TO do carpentering work.
Messrs III. X. Cooley and ]. r. Nor
ment. who have been for sometime on
the sick list. are now improving rapidly.
and are able To DC out again.
Mrs. w. l.. Schenck returned last week
from a most delightful visit to her cousin
Mrs John Marstou. Of Shackleford, Va.
Mrs. Annie Slater is spcuiing her va
cation at her home here.
We are expecting new neighbors this
Fall. Mr.. Swcnson, OF Twin Valley,
Mimi, has purchased the farm of MIR. a.
II. Young on Skimiuo, and viii move his
family here about the first of October.
We extend u them cordial welcome.
Mr.. Young has not yet fully decided
whether ne viii move back TO Iowa, his
former home. or purchase elsewhere in
Virginia.
Mr.. W. Schenck has moved into hi.
new store. This building is a great i'm
provement TO Oak Tree
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Local Happenings.
The News of the Week for the
Busy Reader.

There IS some fear ON the part of the
truckers that the melon crop viii not be
large. The vines are heavy, and promis-
ing looking. but there are few melons
on them. The first shipments from To-
ano viii probably go out next week.
Mr.. james Brown. offortsmouth. Va
over 90 years OF age suffered for yeurs
with bad sore on his face. Physicians
could not help him. DeWitt's Mitch
Hazel Salve cured him permanently. l.
Henley.
Or. John ID. Turner, who has been
quite sick. at his home in New Kent. is
improving.
Danger. disease and death follow nc
2 ect of the bowels. DeWitt's Lit'l Ear.
IL Risers will regulate them and
you will add years to your life and life
TO your years. Easy TO take, never
grippe. l.. Henley.
The Business Mems Association will
meet next Friday night at the Court
house. Let every member make It q
point 70 attend. Ii IS your duty.
The executive committee of the Hospit-
al will not meet next Monday. on &C.
count Of the illness OF the assistant stew.
ard.
Mavor Mercer IS resting easier thi.
morning.
X. Everson. Of Minnesota, has pur
chased through agent c. NJ. Bergh
Cherry Hall farm, in James City. pay
ing for it $4,000.
We are glad TO hear that Mr.. W l.
zones has secured the contract for urn
shing the Hospital with nearly 100. 0O'
bricks.
About August 10th we win issue al
edition of 5000 copies OF The Gazette
The hotels should advertise iu these edi
tions which will bc issued monthly for
year, probably.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Saves Two From Death.

"Oui II tle daughter had an almost q.
cal aria. K 90 " hopping cough and bron.
chitis, writes Mrs ". * Hasiland. GO
Nrmonk. y. Y, "but when an o'her
remedies tailed, We saved hcr hte with
Or. Kings New Discovery. Our nicce.
who had consumption in an advanced
stage also used this wonderful medicine
and today she Is perfectly WELL ID, s.,
pcrate throat aud lung diseases yield %
DR.. Kings New Discovery as o. no 9TH
or mcdi1ine on earth. ipnllible Tor
coughs aud colds. soc Bud St.OO bot
ties guaranteed 10y l.. Henley, dug
git Trial bottles free,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Mayor Mercer Very III.

The people of the city OF Williamsburg
are grieved and shocked TO hear that
Hon. Jno /. Mercer. their chief execu-
tive. IS dangerously m.
Mayor Mercer has not been a well
man for several weeks After the death
of Steward Armistead. AIR. Mercer had
a tremendous amount of work TO do e..
the Hospital. besides the great respon>
oiiities ot the Office He was taken sicl
az his desk and had 10 be- carried home.
Every citizen OF this city hopes and
prays tor the speedy recovery of thcpop.
ulnT and efficient Mayor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Seven Years in Bed.

"Win wonders evar ceasel" inquire
the friends OF Mrs. S. Peasc, OF Lawrence,
Kan. They knew sine had been unable
10 leave Ter bed in seven years on ac-
count Of kidney and liver trouble. ner-
vous prostitution and general debility;
but, ''three bottles of Electric Bitters
enabled me To walk. " she writes, '..and
In three months | felt like new per-
son." Women suffering from Head.
ache, Backache, Nervousness, Sleepless-
ness. Melancholy, fainsing. and Dizzy
Spells viii find in a priceless blessing.
Try it. Satisfaction is guaranteed. On.
" soc. AT l. ilenley's drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
Teachers Elected.

The city School Board met Monday af-
ternoon' and after transacting cousid, r.
able routine business. proceeded Co. Gle
the teachers for the session of 19Ol-0c.
The new superintendent, Mr.. ~. a. Phr-
lips. attended the meeting. The follow
ing teachers were then unanimously
elected:
Nicholson School-proC III. T.. ID. Viii
SON, principal, Misses Ida aud Virsic
I ,ues assistants.
Co,orcl Schoo,-D. "a. ulur, on. p ..-
cipai; James T. Grceuhow ASST tant.
The schools VIII opeu ior tie session
on September 23rd next.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
& a - TO Xxx a.
Bears tia 1IAe Kind Yog Have AlNaTS ROurh.
''sa a &<XZzIZ.

Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be.
cause to live requires nourishment. Food
is not nourisbing until it is digtsted
A disordered stomachs cannot digest
food, it must have as istance. k0d0l
Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds OF
food without aid from the stomach, al
lowing it TO rest and regain its natural
functions Its elements are exactly
the same as the natural digestive fluids
aud it simply cant help bur 10 you good
l.. II enlev.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-27
AYCke1 Brooks.
General Insurance Agent

General Insurance Agent
Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire K Marine and Va
State, Richmond, Virginia:
Home, OF n. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich Union,
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
l also represent the Fidel-
ity X Deposit Co., of Md, and
the Fidelity aud Casualty
Co, OF y. y.
All business entrusted,
whether fire insurance bonds,
or of indemnity ON officials
or employees, will receive
prompt attention.
OFFTCE-Room, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Building,
WILLIAMSBURG VA.