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The Newtown bee., 1901-07-12
4 SOCIAL EVENT.

I A oOSA&AA ~ 1/IN 1 The tea and dance on the Fourth
 under the auspices of the Ingleside
 League was notable success. Tea
 was served from to and dancing
 followed from to 12. The patronesses
 were Mrs T. T. Marsh, Mrs J. Le Roy
 Buck and Mrs John Treadwell. About
 $45 was netted for the treasury of the | League.
 Messrs A. M. Booth and Hubert Thomas visited the Park City on the
 Fourth and feasted on a shore dinner at Pleasure Beach. Had it not have
 been for the editor of THE BEE they might have missed that dinner and gone sailing on the briny deep. The latter was leaving the Port Jefferson boat when he discovered the two pop- ular New Milford gentlemen going aboard the Long Island steamer. "Where you going, Hube?" sang out the newspaper man. "Over to Pleasure Beach," replied the affable Thomas; wont you come alone?" ''Thanks awfully, I have another en- gagement, and you won't get to Pleasure Beach, either, if you don't travel in another direction," retorted the newspaper man. ''This is the Port Jefferson steamer" "Well, I'll have to look up Booth. He went aboard with the crowd and is doubtless en- toying fragrant Havana on the upper deck" Whats the charge for the information?" sang out Thomas, as he disappeared down the gang plank after his friend. "Nothing now; but tell Booth that only good dinner will make the matter square,"
 Men have been engaged, this week, on the foundations for the new Adven- tist chapel.
 Miss Angeline Murphy passed the Glorious Fourth with Miss Bessie Garvey.
 R. M. Losee is visiting friends in town.
 D. w. Gregory, with force of car penters, completed the large barn of l Albert Carlson in Park Lane on Satur- day, June 29, and will erect the frame | of Peter Anderson's large barn on Chestnut Land on Wednesday. Also a frame for w. c. Hine on Thursday i with good weather intervening. These. with the two frames already standing. make four frames which MT Gregory will have to complete before tobacco cutting comes on.
 Arthur Van Alstyne of Waterville md Miss Gertrude Housecknicht of Union City visited c. D. Pulver over ;he Fourth.
 Mrs McEwen of Bergen, N. Y., and Mrs Mitchell of Hawley, N. Y., are next week to pass some time with their sister, Mrs Wells Sherman.
 Samuel w. Hyslop, for several years popular employe at the New England louse, has taken position with s. H. Smith.
 Miss Alice Buck is at Westbrook, he guest of her friend, Miss Bliss.
 Miss Emily Bostwick, of the c. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, is now enjoying l Ter vacation.
 Cashier Henry s. Mygatt, of the
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-12
Frank w. Miner, New Rochelle, N.

WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Clark Buckingham and son of New Haven are enjoying an outing at w. c. Hines.
 Miss E. Mead, who has been visiting at the parsonage, has returned to her home in Bethel.
 The Fourth was very quiet one here, the inevitable tirecracker not being much in evidence.
 Fourth of July evening MT and Mrs Keegan gave d croquet party to a few friends. Ice cream and other refresh ments were served.
 Work on Couch Hill is stopped for a time.
 Mrs Osborne of Bridgeport is visit ing her daughter, Mrs Wells, at Smith Lyons.
 Rev MT Nance will preach two ser mons, Sunday evenings. Subject, ''The Creation"
 GAYLORDsvILLE AND VICINITY.
 Hanson TibbetS has returned from New Haven, where he has been spend- ing short time.
 Milton Preston and family were at Frank Kennedy's over Sunday.
 George Kerr and Fred Lyon of Bridgeport spent the Fourth with H. s. Brown.
 The annual Fourth of July clam bake was held in Pomeroy grove, Long Mountain, and was success In every particular. Over a hundred partici- pated in it.
 Some of the shot gun enthusiasts met in the afternoon on the grounds of the Gaylordsville Gun Club and broke few clay pigeons and tore great holes in the atmosphere. At the next meet your correspondent hopes to have some scores worthy of reporting.
 Surveyors have been at work for the past\week on the proposed line of the canal to bring water from Bulls Bridge and to locate a power house just above this village, giving a fall of nearly 100 feet. It is reported that the company propose putting in a plant that will cost at least s45o, 600. Options have been given for a right of way and it looks as if the enterprise was sure to go.
 Born, June 15, son to MT and Mrs F. R. Lane.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-12
Dea w. H. Hine. An Old Time and Esteemed Nezv Milford Citizen.

and Bridge street showed their patri- otism by getting up a handsome dis play of fireworks on the evening of the Fourth, which were sent off from
 the lawn of J. H. La Hait.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

TANPlco. uuly i2-The president OF
the Yorktown. ..Poquosin * Hampton
Railway Co. has called meeting Of the
stockholders at Yorktown tomorrow.
Ii is thought the object .of the meeting
is to decide which they viii do, build the
road or sell ont 30 some other company.
II the company decides TO build. they
viii begin work at once
The Madison faction IN York Is at a
loss since the action Of the New Kent
convention yesterday, and it is not
known what action they viii take.
The situation in York is equal TO that
in the old Free State of Warwick. f" and
II is expected to stay SO for some time.
Il is thought a new committee VIII sue
coed the present ono or there viii he two
committees when the convention meets
this month 10 rvorganize.
Il is thought the regulars viii die this
fall without big fight
send a trial subscription 10 the Ca
zette-Sl. per year.
This section has enjoyed several hn'
rains
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
MARTIN AND moNrAGusAcAiN

The Portsmouth, Star. commenting on
THs cAzErrxS remarks ahuut Martin
and Moptacne. SAYS. Senator Martins
was deseased in the race for
the yovernorship by Mr. Montague
That was not because there was SO
much love or admiration FOX Mr.. Mon
tacue as there WAS fea- that Mr. Martin
had orgauizcd machine to run the
legislative. executive and judicial affairs
at this State.
MIR Montague. doubtless VII be the
n~xt governor 81 Virginia. Il he ueglects
the duties Of that officc. uscs them IN an
efso-. IN build a machine of his own. or
SinniV AZ a means nj stepping into the
senate. the ,,copie win &c as antagonists
TO hitn a. They were 20 Mahoue. As they
u-cre bccouiing TO senator Martin.
"But that J. another story. IL IL not
pertinent now. because conditions may
arise vsliich viii make L necessary for the
usoole % choose some other person
rather than AR Martin OF Mr. Mouta-
cue for the Senate.
On the contrary, there may bs no
reason why MIR Martin shall not stay
in The Senate He may prove not less
valuable there because be has becn
Knocked of his machine IN Virginia but
more vsluabic.
The events ~ the last few weeks and
the nomination OF Mr.. Montague are
lue 10 ihS i5ea Of tbs Poop,c that they
VII not allow a political syndicate. no
matter Who r1luS X. 90 scttic these affairs.
Tse people have something 10 say. Let
the-s sec what KIND of "a governor Mr.
Aloura-ue j. Srst. The decision as &C
whc shall be sent 20 the Senate Is not
With Martha or Mcntague. nor even be
TWEEN tben. The people wont have
that"
The stars point Is very VEL taken. DC
knowing Senator Martin. rs sve do. W
fear he win not give up his machine,
although the pcopie have Knocked hin
/ Of However. thcrc Is a strong scnti
meut against Martin because of The fen
or the machine. and the scnatorsilip wi
surely 20 20 some man uot idcntil,'
with machine methods Noufaguc 20
DAY Is the most popular man before "a
peoplc. Daniel not excepted. Should j
r.uain with the peopie. the latter wi
lorcc him 70 take the scuatorship. NJ
Is Montague going 90 use the governor
5 iip as a stepping stone 90 the senate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
Deeds Admitted to Record.

The following 90 true list uf deeds
recorded IL The Clerks Ofice of the Cour'.
County Of James City. and City Of Wil
Eamsburg. siucc the first day q the last
term. 20 Wit.
NL Henley and T. II. Edwards. spe
cial Commissioners, 20 Jas r. Woodeu.
%. 3. & s.. for 800 acres OF land. known
- B.s Marsh
George aud lola Stewart 20 c. A Jer-
=en. y. b. s. =. for 81 acres of land more
or less. same being part Of The Mclean
tract
ID + CoWles 90 Cornell us Nightengale,
%. 3. q, s. hsr eight acres of land adjoin-
sng the lard II Henry Graves and othcrs.
Louise FeddersOn and husband with
Tohn Wicker. contract for sale Of two
tracts Of land. 233 acres known a.
sMelean's.~ 80 acres adjoining nsing
Ain tract
County school Board 10 James II
Tzlafcrro. reseasc deed for 20 acres oi
land IN Stonehouse District, James City
Couuty. sanae being q part OF Locus'
Grove tract.
z. G. Watkins. trustee, 20 J. \. Son
more and Others. release decd for 81 acre,
~ land in Stonehouse District, Jane,
City County. same BEING a part Of kivei
Firys tract.
samuel Harms and Others 70 CaroiiD.
Williamson, u. Il. & s. for six acres o
land, SAME teing part 81 Aiiii Neck farsa
tn. Ceddy, cjeTk, 20 john 4. Barnes
.. Is. K s.. Tor IS CG-1OO acres 81 Ian.
knoan as Tyres
!. \. SonmOsc aud Others 20 Mary Z
House and others. y. 4. * S. for q
acres Of land, same being part q Rive
view trac1, iocased IN stonehosse ID,
tfict. Jauses City County.
The watkins-cottren CO. 20 Louis
Trosr11. rcsease deed for 900 acres {
land ia Powbatan District. James CIT
C0naty. known as John Mars9on's-"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
DAvY CowLEs ASSAULTED.
A Citizen of James City Badly In
jured.

Ny. Davy CowtcS. a brother OF Nessrs.
II. n. and ". T. cowies. and who lives
in James City. was badly injured in
Newport News Tuesday. The following
is an account of the attack. from the
Herald:
"No crime that has bScn committed in
Newport News IN manv months has Gre
ated quito as much interest coupled with
indignation as tho murderous attack
upon Mr.. y. :. Cowies, Of Williamsburg.
early yesterday morning.
''The boldness of the attack. which
took placc in the heart OF the city, com
bined with the fast that there was appa-
rentlv no m stive for the dastardly decd.
lent Increased interest 10 the affair.
The story Of the assault is narrowing
and when one recalls the fact that Il was
committed on the main thoroughfsre.
within a stones throw Of the police sta
ton. il naturally brings a chill 70 the
reader.
Mr.. Cowles was walking up Wash
iugton avenue yesterday morning with
AIR. John Muglsr. Just as they passed
the fruit stand On the corner ct Twenty
fifth street, two men stepped out Of the
dark. one of them aiming blow AT Ar.
Cowles head. Mr. Cowles avoided tins
blow. but immediately was struck and
knocked TO the ground, unconscious.
Mr.. Mrgler ran for help and the villains.
seeming 70 be frightened by people APP
preaching on the street, disappeared.
AIR. Cowles was picked up and taken -
the Commercial Hotel. where Dr. Bagby
| dressed The wound IN his forehead.
MI Mugler went TO Ofhoer O'Hara,
who was on duty on that beat, and told
him that he had recognized Collins and
shepherd as the men who had assaulted
his companion. About an hour or TWO
/ afcrward the officer arrested ShcphcrC
IN the lunch wagon on the avenue, ano
| Detective Crump and Officer Shorte
arrested Collins in The Peninsula rcstau
ran.. The pool BAN with which tn
/ assault was made was found on th
pavement near the corner 10y Ofhcc
O'Hara and wiil be put IN evideucc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

Thursday night q party Of young la
dies and gentlemen spent a delightful
evening in Mr.. <. ]. Persons new launch
and a trip on the beautiful James. The
party was composed OF the following
young people. AIR. Curtis Darlington
and Miss Marion Binns. Mr.. Walter
Brown and Miss EthclCooley, Nir. Chas.
Blow, Of South Dakota, and Miss Blanche
Cooley. Ar ~. :. Dahn and Miss Ruth
Cooley. Their genial Captain, {. J
Person. accompanied by Mr.. Ed. Ice,
did al thcy could 20 have the party en-
10Y themselves.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
County Court.

County Court convened Monday at II
a. IN. Judge Sydney Smith presiding.
Mondays session was spent in trying
the case of the COMMONWEALTH VS. Booty
Brockenbrough. charged with stealing =
pair of shoes from Mr.. l.. F. Haukins.
This case came from n magistrates
court. Notwithstanding the shoes were
only worth about $500. the case cost
the Commonwealth about $50. There
is something wrong with such judicial
system as this.
The jury gave the prisoner 80 days in
jail
peterborough was given n new trial
by the court. Argument was heard
Tuesday.
The case of Denmead vs.. Wynne. con
tested election. was called and continued
tin the next term TO allow the defendant
10 take dispositions. Toano Is the place
and July 18th the time set for taking The
dispositions.
Wednesdays session was consumed
with the case of Mrs. 1. B. Jones vs.
Sylvester Pierce. The jury failed 10 ar
rive at a verdict and were discharged.
GUSTS HausfoTd qualified as admins
traitor dc bonis non with the viii at
tached of the late Miss Martha Wooten
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
= - II - * n a.
30, Alhs knd Iog Hse kls7ys BosEh'
sisa;,''' GzHzZZZZlr
By K. L. Spencer. Auctioneer.

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF LAND IN James City County.
Bv virtue of q decree rendered Moy the
sth. 1901. by the Circuit Court of the
CITY Of williamsburg and county OF
James City. in the suit Of Isaac (. ket-
Ter and others ". Ira Snyder, 1 VIII, a.
Special COMMISSIONS thereby appointed,
proceed 10 sell az Public Auction, IN front
OF the Courthouse at Williamsburg. on
MONDAY. AUGUST l2th. 1901.
that being County Court day. the fol-
lowing real estate; "A certain piece or
parcel OF land containing twenty acres,
more or less. bounded on the North,
East. south and West by the land of
Isaac (. Ketlcr. situate IN Jamestown
District. James City County. Virginia,
and being a portion of the farm known
AS kinrsmim This tract has on il a
small temporary dwelling. about one
| acre OF otleu land and the rest IN woods.
TERMS: Sufficient cash 20 pay the
J costs Of suit amounting to forty dollars
| and seventy four cents, the balance upon
a credit of six months. the credit install
mcnt 20 carry interest from day Of sal'
the purchaser 10 execute a note with APP
proycd security for deferred payment
| This purchaser at said sale To- take im
mediate possession OF said land, but tith
10 be retained till further order of Cour;
NORNELLE /. HENLEY.
Special Commissions
In the Clerks office Of the Circui
Court OF the City Of williamsburg
and County Of James City.
Isaac {. Ketier. Plaintiff
against
Ira Snyder. Defendant.
/. T. II. Geddy, Clerk OF the said Court
do certify that the bond required of th
Spccial Commissioner by the decree rer
dcrcd IN said cause on the 18th day
May. 1901, has been duly given
Given under nay hand as Clerk ct a
said Court. this l5th day 81 luae 1901.
, T. H.GEDDN.
Ine 22-tt. Clcrl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
HOW CANE ITg

In rh- popular acclaim over The ap-
uraachiur nomination 90 Hon A. j.
AEoutar-r We think the rrmocrats oi
Virginia have not giren too much credii
70 Ar. Nontavue. but thcre l. auothr1
rnau 70 whom thry have rivcn httlc oI
rone- That mas j. Hon J. HoEe Iyier.
Governor 81 Virginia
When Governor Tylcr announced hiru-
~ q cardidale ~ succecd Ar Martin
IN Tx senate. The hrst step E.as taken TO
break the hackbone ~ the machine We
and u.any 81 a.. opposed ar TTieT.
partly because wr u-isunderstooo he
trend 81 The tinscs. iur r,riacspaly tecauee
f1e WAS occupying a hiSa position ard iis
serrioes - surh werr required Of tiTn-
On the other han8 yr sEere 8sath 20 be-
1ieve tfat Senator Maxim was - unrea-
sonablc - to ttiak tx OF any nlau coElc
hlindly KIDD Virginia in paths % has Owl
keNi1g-
Governor TyIer's CANDIDACY foT thf
Senate put the peOPie TO thinking =
watch was SKI oxcr senator MARTA arc
his eoparners. ard The s1gil has neves
CEASED urt1 this day Hbeu tx esPousec
the cause OF a favoriEe for governor ..
Virginia The searehlight WAS turoed tai
up.sn iira. and the peoDSe realized AZ ias'
thar they must Sight q political -'na
chiue.~ They have conquered. and AR
Asartin has lost lie has niel a persona.
dcsrat."
SO. AS we 70 marching Oh yictofioD<ls
with Aiontague. Esopular heFO that b. j.
we snuSt not forget tie ulau that brasct
fhe giises and scorn q f,nl,isc sen.iss.csss
add dared 6ght alone battle against 3
s.s~erflsi f1oliiicai cosahsnation. Had h
Rot tegua the SIGHT srssen * dsd ia.
~ spfaxue worid not Sc the next COS
ernor Of the Commonwealth ~ Virginia
Tyier conccsye5 IA idea. Acusa&s
gave Il b1r. Tyler e@s two years =
sdTance Of he peoples &0nfague ros
on the tide and grew apon the popuia
rnind NAIL Il has bccosnc sppozs;bIe 2
tfsink of him a. any other tiaE tie en
t,s,diasent q al that Is brave. true an
good. and the FcOplr's champion
But ,shrn the 5,olsficai history a ~
eir;a - whites. she kindly. gesstie 7 *
~sil GU nore than one page. snd u Nj
show that TyIer's 6gbf against Aarti
uss the ssspgpz stone for srch INA
ssAg, AonkaSss 80 the Coysrsorshi
ps yr8ais-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
SATURDAY. JULY - 1904.

We SIX 81 yhose yliat i->,icve interissi,
sp The voioe q. the pcoale. j Is law
I.ocai option prevaiicd AZ The ballot box
and zvhise v,cdo rot believe IT. its efacaS,
(lcSs nov than ever we say tHat 81
should i,e given s. tcst- They tel Is tha'
4 = a good thing. al II rs want gcoo
things. - now lee rs enjoy u tor two
wears. T. 3. = q good thing We shaA
su.eiv want To- coutiune u, and p q na7
rrinr We can nd ourselves 81 Il Lis'
al cher laws Il should he oiSyod ans
enforced. Let rs give n n faIr test
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF LAND IN James City County, Va.
Bv virtue Of a decree rendered May the
sth, 1901. 10y the Circuit Court OF the
City Of Williamsburg and County OF
!ames City. in the suit of Isaac {. Ket-
Ter and Others VS. Michael Grauer, viii,
AS Special Commissioner thereby APP
pointed. proceed 90 sell at Public Auc-
ton, in front OF the Court Honse door
Al Williamsburg, on
MONDAY, AUGUST THE 12th. 1901.
that being County Court day. the fol-
lowing real estate: THAT certain tract
ofland, estimated 20 contain six and
nine.teuths acres, bounded on the North,
East. south and West BY the lands Of
Isaac c. Ketler, said land is situate in
Jamestown District, lanes City County,
Virginia. and Is a portion Of the farm
known as Kingsmill. All Of this tract
j. wood land, and there are no buildings
upon H.
TERMS; Sufficient cash TO pay the
costs Oh rkNs N1k+iaAtANeA ~ ~ AAtfAN
ty.-re dollars, and the cost of suit
amounting 10 forty dollars and seventy
four cents, The balance upon n credit OF
six months. the credit instalments TO car
~ interest from day Of sale, the purchas-
CT 20 execute a note with approved secur-
its Tor deferred payment. the purchaser
at said sale 20 take immediate posses
sion Of said land, bat the title 20 be re-
tanned til further order Of she Court
NORVELLE l.. HENLEY.
Special Commissioners
In the Clerks Office q the Circuit Court
Of tie City Of Williamsburg and
county Of James City.
Isaac {. Ketlef, Ct ais, : Plaintiffs.
against
Mschaei Grauer, Defendant.
1T. II. ceddy. Clerk Of the said Court
do certify that the bond required of ia
Special Commissioner By the decree rem
dered ia said cause on the Sth day @
Nay. 1901. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of til
, said Court. this f4tb day Of juno. 1901
T. II. GEDDy,
Iyos sa-sl cka
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

There are a number of Democrats al
through this section who would ike &C.
sex sheriff A. r. Harreu represent them
In the HOUSE OF Delegates He Is "a man
OF affairs, and 10y good. sound business
Judgment has amasseG considerable
wealth. 4 man that can take care eft
has own business IS q pretty safe man To-
send t9 the legislature 1.-THE Williams
1rrg Convention wants business man
ar Harren is the man. Then this city
j. entitled 20 a Representative. She has
,wo large puhlic institutions 90 look e;
Ter. We ask the Democrats % the Dis
rrict % give Us a business man like Mr.
Harreii-a man with something az stalk,
and stop forcing uPon o. the 'smal
FRY"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13
EwelI Gossip.

Crops are looking hne after refreshing |
rains
Ar. ". 5. McGin. who recently pur-
chased the Lamb farm. Is setting good |
example 20 the old-fashioncd farmers by
his energy and new lahor-soving machir- /
cry. A few more like him VIII make this
country bloom as the rose.
Miss En-. Johnson. of York. Pa. left
Tuesday Tor her home after pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. B. $. Scott
Mr.. Tom Cray has recovered ms usual
good health. after a long tussle with dis
ease.
AIrs. Grosycnor recently attempted 60
master the iutricacics of a ladies bicycle.
and us said her efforts delighted a small
but very selecr audience
A large swarm of bees lit the other day
on a large weed in q field on Mr. Joseph
| Tavlor's farm. ar. Taylors brother
Dan. with his three mules. drove over
| the swarm. which he had not up 90 that
time noticed. IL did not take Dan or the
mules long. however. 20 find ont that the
bccs were IN that vicinity, and quite
circus followed on short notice. On he
ing notified. Mr.. George Gray came and
hived the inscts W hen they had quietcd
down, il appearing that they had come
from the Gray's adjoining farm.
SIR. Beard was nearly overcome by the
heat on a resent sunday.
Mr.BC. Gvinn has apparently solved
the problem of keeping sheep without
feeding has neighbors' dogs ou mutton
But 20 do il he keeps a pretty close
watch on The fiock IN the day time, with
MS gun handy. and at night he folds
them.
Mrs. p. s. Scott returned home last
week after several days absence in Wal
Eamsburg and Richmond
Miss Dora McGin was the delighted
recipient OF a bicycle from her father re
| Gently. II seems that before coming %
Virginia AR. McC. offered his daughter
her cboioe between a watch ard q wheel
( | Not having then an exalted opinion o
| Virqinia's roads. she chose the watch
but secretly rather regretted II later
Now the young lady Is rejoicing in To
possession Of both. and how she doe
enjoy that wheel, But Miss Dora say
her enjoyment VIII be greatly enhanced
when Mrs Grosvenor, or some othe
e lady friend. learus 10 ride. so that tn
. txo can go together. This Is not cas-
J. 81 misery desiring company. y itl
, The SundaySchool which meets AZ 3-3
o every Sunday afternoon in the littl
school house, near Ewen station. seem
: 10 DC pYofpering-
! Mrs McAlonay and Mrs. Kenehci
y who have been visiting the former
= daughter. Mrs McCin. started Tuesda
on their long trip 20 their home in De
e Rapids, Sd. They persuaded Mn. MeC
u 20 accompany them as faT as Riohmon,
y WHICH she did. returning Taesday nigh
The watermelon crop IS looking Sc
hcreaboEts.
Mr.. Ben Scott occupied himself Ia
Wednesday IN shooting crows which 8
80 numerous 81 20 have become quiie
ne pest ia this locality.
lanes !. Gfeenbow has purchased Z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

Mr. Hugh NcTavish has taken his
thrcshcr 20 boulevard. where he viii
procced 20 thresh wheat for Mr.. l.. +.
Barnes. AR. Barnes has "a fine crop and
we have "a bet with Air. $. Il. Curtis that
IL averages 30 bushels 20 the acre. The
wheat crop. however Is not as good as
last year. AIR. Barnes has made as high
A. 81 bushels 20 the acre. general
average.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

The billions. tired. nervous man cars
not successfully compete with his hcalth-
ful riAal DeWitt's Lite Early Rsers
the famous pills forsconstipation will
remove the cause Of your troubles. J.,
Henley,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-07-13

Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxitivc Brou.o Quinine Tablets cures
d cold in one day n cure, nc Pay.
Price. IS cents.