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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

PERsoNAL.-Dr. w. 3. Purvis has
retnrned from a short visit to Clifton
Springs where Mrs. Puivis Is spending
few weeks.
Rev. DR.. Brooke went to Stsunton
last Monday to attend meeting OF the
Gvnod's Evangelistio Committee. He
also attended the spring meeting OF
Lexiut t. IN Presby tsry at Messy Creek.
net far from Harrisonburg.-l Presby-
terisD.
H. E Anderson, of Richmond, State
deputy OF the National Union, will on
Monday night pay frsternal visit to
Alexandra Council No. 665.
Mics Florence Eichberg, of Alexsn-
drs, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Max
Roseu fl cid. Master Norman Rosen-
field has returned from az extended
visit to relatives 10 Alexandria, [Cul-
peper Exponent.
Mr.. Leo D. Chase, who has been with
the firm OF Chss. King & Son for sew
eral years psit. will leave for New
York tomorrow to accept position &c
bookkeeper with the firm OF M. w.
Houck & Bro. The members OF the
firm are Alexandrians.
Professor A. T. Ramsey and ladies OF the
FaiImont Seminary, Of Warrington, were
the guests Of Mr.. George W. Keys To-Day;
They spent the day visiting points OF local
and historic interest and later were enter
t.ipsd At the home Of Mrs. Keys from four 10
six o'clock. J.
Miss Blanche Irving, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. g. woodward In
this city. ,,.
MT. j. Groves, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Maryland, has returned 70
| his home in this city.
Mrs. Bergman Green Is visiting friends In
/ laesbuYQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Sophia Lewis, q colored girl, ran
awsv from the work house yesterday
evening. Before leaving she donued
a dress belonging to another inmst''
A marriage license was issued In
WssbiDtt)n yesterday t. Henry
Lelaurio, OF the District OF lumbis,
and Katie B. Linkins, OF Middleburg.
The animation at FishtowD is still on
the W ne, although the receipts are
fair considering the fact that the sesson
ia virtually over. Prices are unchanged.
Bishop w. ArSellew, OF janice town,
Ny, will preach 10 the Free Metho
dist Church this evening al 7:45 o'clock,
tomorrow / t II a. N. and 7:45 p. n.
We have received q copy OF the
premium catalogue OF the twelfth an
DUAL exhibition OF the Upperville Colt
and Horse Club ID be held Ct "Grafton
He'll" Cd June IL aud IL next.
Reports from the lower Potomsc
state that menhsden have made their
sppesrauce in Chesapeake bay in large
numbers sud thst the fab boats will
start after them at once. The Catching
of menhsden is one OF the important
iudustfies of Northumberland and
Others counties in Maryland and Vir'
ginis on the bay, and large sums are
inye. ted in the preparation OF the fish.
which are manufactured into fish oil
aud fertilizer.
II hiss been discovered that the eolored man
killed at the south end OF the Long bridge
fe0 d,ys ago WA Anthony Wilson, we'll
known resident Of the southeastern section o.
the city. The body, it will be remembered
was taken to Washinston and no one bsioi
able to identify 1t was buried.
Albert Green, cslored, living in this city
was knocket down and run over by wager
near the corner OF Fourteenth ana ID street
northwest, Washington, yesterday. Greer
was badly bruised about his body, and wa
removed TO the Emergency Hospital for treat
ment.
| Thomas Blonheim, colored. WAS fined w
In the Police Court this morning ior strikrn
female Of his own color. He failed 10 pa.
the assessment and will re sent TO the cnail
gsrg for 30dAys. Two dsIkeys charged wiz
lighting we're dismissed for want OF evidence
The yestry OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church
In Washington, has decided on 3 successor I
Rev. DIR. Macksy Smith. The name Is with
held bat be is id to bs a prominent clergy
man in q neighboTing city,"
The ease Of VIM J. Mills, Of this city, VII
in CHARGED with holding mp huckster !
Washington q few nights ego, will come up !
that city Mondsy. He will be defended b
MI. Charts Rendheim.
The Roriek Air.cushon Tru Compar
NE. this evening for the tIant act on OF ou'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

DEATHS AND FUNERALs.-MrF.
Laura N. Faulkner, an old and mucn.
respected lady, died ct the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. @. Bruce, ysster-
dsy evening. She leaves three child
rem among them Conductor Faulkner
OF the Southern Railway. Mrs. Faulk-
ner OF one time lived In this CITY, where
she had many friends and scqusint-
ances. She was SO years old. The
deceased had been a sufferer from heart
disease and her death was preceded by
a stroke of paralysis. Her remains
will be brought here for intsrment ct 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Az infart daughter OF Mr.. Sidney
Goodrich, living at PIG Cameron street,
died last night.
The remains of Capt. w. a. Duncan,
who died at Falls Church on Wednes'
day, were inferred 10 Ivy Hill cemetery
this moruiOg. Rev. Father TierDey
officiated.
The funeral OF the late W. d.
Brawner, who died Wednesday night,
took place yesterday afternoon at 4;SO
o'clock from st. Msry's Church. Rev.
Father q. J. Cutler officisted. Ioter-
ment was made in St. Mary's Ceme-
tery,
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Jury.

on,o ~ IN THE Baptist CHURCH
ehAtiU n. Crane, OF Charleston, 5. u.
d. AlV1u, . vsugelist, will deliver
"a o el ,Sa,n,s IN the Baptist Church az
f n,eS 'e O'coct tom arrow afternoon to
H mso only. The su'Sj'ct upon 20 va W9'I 10
~. leetare will be del VereG 10 sn az the
ne intere, ting to all ne%oe's ~ he Ia
masoulins gender, whesoer '"0'
church members or not. animal
At4p. M, there will be ~ snnu ~
,sIiUious service under the acsP,T 90 =,
Cd Dominion CommaDdery, buy ~ ~
'Tsmnlar. The following pro9sAnu%te
pII be rendered: Anthem, Oa ',Ss,,
Domine. choir; DOxology, congTessSS, "Io
Inyocatiop, Arthur Crane, d. ~; To 1S
20 Divine Redeemer," Miss f9sls .SI
Reading. Pea. "a. Rev. J. d. D Ewe1
GIoria, choir; Prayer, Rev. J. r; o s'9 Hoi
Tord;s PRAYER, choir; Duet, 10 res
NJ PRAYER" Misses Graves ana we,
Sorn; Address, George L.DGITrd h E,I.,
Nd IL. D.; Solo, IAN Who say. .,
Dsto Me" Mr. Clsbsugb; Aymn' Gov .S
c UyS BenedietiOp: While While 10 }
ssrvicss will be under the susplces, {
9Ss Knights Templar. q corolsI INV, -
t1on "a extended to all. gentlemen al
ladies' alike, to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

FIGHTs some excitement was
caused on King street, near Fairfax
shortly after six o'clock yesterday
evening. between attorekeeper and an
other man. The latter was &C mlne
ont second-best when the belligeret Us
ware pulled apart. A large crowd was
attracted t, the scene. Il was not
harmed what caused the fight.
Another disturbance occurred Oh
one Of the wharves earlier In the even
inc between some colored men VINO
were engaged in unloading lumber
rom car. Neither OF the comostanls
was much hurt and later they resumed
their work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

1o,voF ARC.-The many frlenos u
this city OF MIR. George w. Dsnos nn;
whose home is at Four-mile rue Du'
who is practically en- Al exanuI',nu,
will be interested In the fortncom,Ss
production of "Josn OF Arc AZ Ine
Academy OF Music, 10 Washington
next week. He will play the Iee1ipe
comedy role. The part of Joan Will DC
played by Miss Virginia johnson, b
southern girl, who has been we'll
known as leading woman for several
years past, A trial performances OF the
burning scene was given at the N =
tlonal Theatre last fall. which was wit.
messed by number OF Alexandrians
Since then this scene has been vastly
improved, which would appear almost
impossible to those who saw it then
I'd as 8 climax to the play it will b,
o., ting 10 the extreme. The burn
snn eject IL the invention Of Morgan
a sher wood. OF the National Theatre
I'D a nephew Of Mr.. John t. sber
wood. of this city. The play is bein
rsbearsed under the direction OF Nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
IN MEMORIAM.

Mrs. Marsarite z. Carter, wife Of B +.
C.rt,r died at his residence, Rulledge, on
April N. Of a most unselhsh and loving
nature through long and painful illness, her
,bonshtfui care Of those who ministertd to
hnr comfort never failei. Every day gave
.o,,s nroof Of her unselnsh love Of those about
her and appreciation Of their attention. A
Letter tribute to her noble character could
not be than the fact that though = helpless in.
aid when married her husbands family re-
csiysd and lsyished upon her every attention
thu, can be bestowed upon our moet cherished
A FRIEND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

PROPERTY SALEs.-Mr. 8. Il. Lunt
sold today for Messrs. Kemper and
Johnson, commissioners, let on the
east side OF Washington street south OF
Gibbop, to Mr.. J. G. Milburn for 1895.
The Alexandria Real Ests.e and Invest
ment Company has sold to Edmon Hill lot
on the south side Of @ythe street, between
Patrick and Henry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-William
Davis. colored, was arrested late yes
Tsrd.v evening" by Policemen Roberts
ara Knight on the charge OF lmprop'r
corAoct toward Florrie Bryant, colorec,
soed Dine years, DAUGHTER OF Thomas
Brvaut who lives on Duke street. near
Pavton The errest was made on COM
nIaint Of the girls mother, Berthe Bry'
at The prisoner Is twenty-one years
of age. The alleged misconduct occurred
on last Sunday st the home OF tue
child's mother. Davis most empnan'
oSlly denied the charge.
D.vis was brought before Mayor
Sjmpsop this moroing when the motaer
>Ss child appeared and stated that
OF Woman MRS. Gallohsm) nad
Wul'e tbe information upon w6Icn
given ner rad been sworn out toe
tos warrant committed while the
onense was $0Tch. The victim
mother was a. G. - ~tify. Her state
was toeh mSue " tee - as the EVIL
dence against the sccuseL bour OF
ceroed INT confused as to the ""u. Ut,
the occurrence and the time sne :.
her meals on Sunday and varied some
what from that given by her mother
Mrs. Ganohon stated that early %
Snodsv afternoon she had occasion u
y,st the house Of the child's mother.
TnsV are neisbbors and the witness
ott,o SCENT there. Ga this occasion
she could not get 10 through the front
door which was locked, and weot 10
tho haok entrance. Woen she en-
t,red the room she witnessed ali V1e
child rad stated in her evidence. 40
ATTEMPT was made to break down Mrs'
GaIlohan's evidence by negro nsmeu
Richard Pines, who testified that Tue
wit aess had whisky in yeast po"ueI
hottie Sunday morning, was drunk ana
was oftsn 10 40 intoxicated conoition.
This bold assertion caused the witoess
n weep. when officer Roberts asked
nermission ID iItsrropate Pines ne
asked him why he was running arou9u
the neighborhood anxious to Know il
warrant had been issued for Davis De
fore the officers had contemplated tAS
inc such action. Mrs. Gallohan arose
and amid sobs denied the Negroes as
eertion and appealed to her neienoor'
for Justification. Horace COLLEGES
worth was the last person to take toe
stand. He testified to the previou
good character OF the accused, VINO ne
been an st;sche OF the late WIN
,oraWner's saloon at the Stone Bridge
n. Mayor SAINT Davis on TO the grau'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

TIE MARKET this morning was COM
n.rstiyely we'll supplied with spring
vegetables. Butter, however, wss not
so plentiful and old prices were de-
handed. Eggs sold from 16 to 1S' per
DOZEN. There was small representa-
ton of poultry which sold OF high
prices. Homegrown Strawberries, 10
limited supply, graced some benches
Thew were quoted at zoe per box.
Flowers we're IN profusion. There was
an average Saturday mornings stten-
dance of buyers and sellers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

ATTACKED ON THE RoAD.-Whiie
two colored women, one carrying
lantern. we're walking along the rcso
near the Woodlawn Meeting House 10
lower Fairfax county ct $3.50 O'CLOCK
last night, they were overtsken by .
oolored man who seized them both. a
struggle ensued and the women calico
loudly for help. The noise attracted
the attention OF ueighbors who ran 10
the women's assistance when their ss
sailant fed and was lost 10 the DARK
In the struggle one OF the women tore
a large piece OF the mans shirt, which
she retsined, and with this she hopes L
N he able 10 race her assailsnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

SUBMARINE BoAT.-The submarine
boat Fulton passed up the river THIS
morning In tow OF the ocean tug storm
King. The tow Yves preceded oy o
rakish looking revenue ter wDlcn
acted as pilot 10 the procession. The
Fulton wts submerged, nothing but her
tiny masts aud the caps over the tur'
rets were Visible. The waves at times
completely bid the latter. Numbers oil
persons were on the river front OF the
time the boats passed this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

STEAMER SOLD. - The Freedman
Trans oortstlon Land and Improvement
Company, OF Washington, has purchased
the steamer Jane Mosely, to run exeur'
sions to GlymoDt, Lower Cedar Point,
and Norfolk. The steamer is undergo
log thorou n repairs, end will be ready
for service on or before May 30. Joseph
M. Mayne is president, and William L.
Pollard is secretary OF the company
which has purchased the steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

ARTISTS Picnic Yesterday moln
inc the young lady students OF soe aIt =
cisss Of the Corcoran Institute OF
Washington, under the inst19c.lon W y,
Miss Eugene DeLsnd, went down Wy
the electric railway to Apdalnsis, quo
resldepce OF Capt. W. d. snowaep'
where they passed the day 10 sketcn,
ING the fiue views of that picturesque
locality. This is the initial step In tn %,
direction OF making Audalueia 3 popu,,
lar ant and literary summer resort spo
osoter. Its besuiiiul situation on tne
river. its many inviting retreats sno
prospects. it, excellent springs oil wacs'
and its proximity to the national capi
tel are condit ous which ere relied upon
to make the experiment success'ui'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

EPwoRTH LEAeUB.-A large crowd
filed the lecture room OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, lat
o;cht the occasion being the regular
nonthly literary meeting OF the Ep.
~orth League OF that church. Rev. J.
Prettymau, pastor Of the Mount
v.rnoo Pl ce Church, Wssnlngtop,
delieyered 40 Interesting sooress Oh
his trsyelsand visit to ERwoito, EGG
i"Od, the home Of the Wesieys' Al
sIcsIlent literary aud musical pro
Vramme was also rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

REPORTED SALE.-It Is understood
that Alexandria Lodge ofElks has pur.
Chased the Concordia Hotel building
from Mrs. Catherine Bohrsus. They
intend to convert the upper story into
a lodge room. and the lower Il DOR Will
be rented. i. Is said thst Mrs. Bohraus
will lease a building 10 another part OF
the city where she will conduct q
boarding house. IL Is understood the
price paid is 81, 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

SENTENCED TO IMPRIsoNMENT.-
LleWellyn w. Pulies. a pension attor-
ney, and George McGoines, both color,
ed, who were some time ago convicte q
in Criminal Court No. 1. of WsshioR-
ton, OF conspiracy, we're yesterday ser
fenced by Justice Anderson to In
Drisopmeot 10 the District Jail for a
period OF ten mouths. A t r the con-
yiction counsel tor me defendants filed
motions for neg rails These motions
we're ovarrul,d by Justice Anderson
before proGouooing judgment AS soon
as sentence was pronou oced Thomss J..
NJ c<ey, counsel for Medicines, gave
% ICE that be would take an appeal TO
Court Of Appeals for the District.
I ne, >nd McGoines we're indicted ior
r r.,nmn,,n,> to deirsud the Capital
'1,aln In, ,usny out of $500 10 con-
ItatC,u" v ,J a 1t for damages which
o. nec .ao hs View wou,'d be filed against
the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

Chamberlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are easier to take and more
pleasant 10 effect than pills. Then
their use ia MT followed by consti-
patton as ia oitsn the case with pills.
Regular siza, 26'. per box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
DIED.

On Friday. Msy 8. 1902, at tie residence
of her daughter, Mrs. W. Q. Bruce, IN WASH
inkton, Mrs. LAURA N. FAULKNER, Al.er
40 Illness Of 8 weeks. lnteTment IN betne,
{ emetery tomorrow (Slnday) afternoon ct
O'CLOCK. Northern Neck News AMI Virginia
Citizen please copy ]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

New arrivals this week OF the oele-
brated w. B. Corsets bt Sohwarz's, 6lS
King street. Every pair guaranteed.
See today's advertisement for cuts CT
new STYLES and descriI tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

Isaac Eichberg & Son have just re-
ceived two pieces OF black taffeta, very
cheap, which they are going to sell OF
80 and 600. Come and see for yourselves
n what he says 10 not true.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
Chureh Services, &c., Sunday

ChuFeh SERVICES, &C., OuhN"J'
cv.rsr CHURoH-ssrvics at II 8 m. and
m. nv Rev. Berrymsn Green
ST PAULs CHURcH Services at IL g. m'
and IN by Rev. p. P Phillips.
GzAos CHURcH.-Holy communion no D.
m Norning services IL q. IN. evening Pr'S'
sratsp. M. by Rev. Q. L. Ball.
So Mays CHUkcE.-First mss NJ a.
m Sc ond asss at 1890 m. 'espers ~
Sp c.. so.,;oo.
IMMANsEb LUTHERAN CHURcH services
IL n in Enelish. D. NJ 10 hns'i n
SreoNR PREsBYTBRIAN IHURoH sunday
school at $50 a. m. services 81 IL a. NJ ana
s o m by Bev. F J. Brooke
R.pr1sT CHUACa Sunday school at 9:3O
N services a. IL q. m and p. 10. BY
Rfv DR. CTsne.
TR1yIrY METZ EPIs. CHURCH Sunday
,clool nj 9:3O a. 10. ervices t ii .. M
add 8 D. u. by Rev. J. Jehers' Young
Peoples Getting at Z p. N.
9rrN FPS. CHURCH SOUTH -9:3U q. IN
purday schoo. SeivicCs ut IL 3. m by
Rev. j. P. stump and 8 p NJ. by j. W. quincy.
KErH. Prot CHURcH.-5uuday school AZ
elsa m. ~e'vicsE at a N ana al p
IN. by Rev. ]. Ii 2. Ewell. G. e. Soeiety 81
7:t5 .. ID
near wilkes -SIvlces at IL o. M anu ioO
D. m, by Rev. John CsvDsuRh.
VILLAGE CHAPEL, N. Z. CHURCH SOUTH
C3Ibbon street near Alfred. Sunday school al
2:30 p. NJ. o.-ioo. =,
RAILReAD READING RooNS-SsrVices OF
ur.yec AMI praise. With SHIRT address, 81
4 .. N. c--, c,r,,c,r
DEL RAYCIArkL. NJ E. CHURCH soUTA
Sn,dsv sehool 4 2. PreSching at p. M
En0orth League At 3 p. m.
AIMS HousE.-ssrviess st p IN.
HTssIoN.-West side Of Fairfax stree, d.
twaee Franklin aud Jefferson streets.-SeT-
vices at 1880 p. m.
MEADE CHAPEL. PROTESTANT EPbooPAL
(colOfed) No services
,.-asani...t1f M. and 7:30 .. m
Prelchiag in Cooper Memorial Room, WIN
MoEialey Normsl and Industrial School
c,rnor Noatgomery and Patrick street sun
dsv at 3 o'clock by Rev. Robert Il Robinson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs. For this sec
.ion far. continued cool tonight; Sunday
FAR with rising temperature; light north 70
asaf winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
LOCAL MATTERS

snn rises tomorrow at 4:59 q. m. and sets
7.o7n m. High water at 1905 a. m. and
1919 o. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

The committee of Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, having in charge the snpusi me.
mortal services, have decided to noia ING
same on Monday, the 10Th instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

Frank Wise, a veteran stage N anager,
who has put on some OF the biggest
PRODUCTIONS Of recent years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

CHEAP-Fine Grain GRADUATED Sugar
~ only &c per ID ct o,,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
dangerous III Neglected.

Burns, cuts and wounds often fail TO heal
properly II neglected and become troublesome
sores Dewitt's Witch Hazel 6llve prevent,
such consequence. Even where delay hiss sg.
grayated the injury DeWitt's Witch Hsxsl
Sslye effects a cure. Il had 8 running sore on
my leg thirty years." Gays He. Hartly, Yam
keetosn, Ind. "After using many remedies,
I tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. A few
boxes hesled the sore" Cures all akin
diseases. Piles yield to it at once Beware Of
counterfeits. FOR sale by 3. 8 Leadbeater q
Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

V5OR RENT.-ro gentlemen only, Two
4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, wen iur,
nished, light and airy third story, dehgntl9l
location southern exposure. Apply a. sni'
office ~ y -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10


is an exquisitely
gIactfll garment
Of price, proper
ions sd logical
lines Il conEtrUo-
tor. allows
Every organ OF TIM
body foil freedom
and by holdins the
shoulders back into
q straight line
really becomes a
superb body brace.
It does not bind
The bust ard abdo-
men and does away
with the ills Of in
digestion end aw-
full evils OF tight
lscing. Price. Toe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-26

According TO a statement made by a
member OF the county Board Of Super
visors a hre-proof clerks office Is going
10 be built, regardless OF obstacles This
member says he Is willing 20 draw
straws" with Williamsburg as TO the 10
cation Of the vault. the county 10 have
two draws" and Williamsburg one.
This member Of the Board seemed ter
riblyin earnest. He said the county and
the city's records must be protected, and
that he would go 10 court with the mat
ter before It should be longer neglected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-26

II had stomach trouble an my liie
saws. Edw. Mehler. proprietor 90 the
Union Bottlnr Works, Erie Pa, '-trico
sII kinds OF rcmenios. went To- several
doctor ard spent considerable money
tryl-g o. ges a moments pe-cc- Flnal-
Is ] read o. Kodol Dyspep4ia Cure and
have been t2kingit O.. my great satisfac-
tion. / never found iis equal i1rstomact
trouble and gladly recommend u iu
hope that may h,i2 other sufferers
Kodol Dyspepsia Curc cures al stouach
troubles Tou dou't have Go Giet kodu.
Dyspeps.a Cure diCesis shat you eat
I. Henley. druggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-26

TOASO. April 2a-Rey Wm. VIII
Hams. 81 Portland. Me. will be among
us a fcw days next week.
There arr several home seekers at Mr..
Bereh's.
TIE dwelling house in tie back field al
Mr. Trossis's was destroyed by FIRE Mon
day night-
SIR. Oscar Flatten viii set up hi. tent
here soon lets al have our pictures
taken
g Kbuker and family. n Minnesota.
are stopping Nth Mr. Folsssd. and SIR.
Tyssen and family are stopping at
Bergh's. All are homescrbin2.
Orr farmers have nearly ail finished
,satermelous. there Is large acreage
PIT in around Toano this year
AZ Trosvix s. nearing completion on
his large sew barn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-26

VS. hope our readers VIII soreive MS
for saying IL. but williamsburg has beeu
ernci6ed uron the cross of sens'uent.
The sentiment we speak of Is not pstri-
otism. IL is foolish pride that hngvrs
ia the breasts of some people hsrc. and
is 50 rampant that for the sake cf lit
lie turf or a few trees that have ben
here "a long tine"-shat.s aii-tbey
would torce whoie town 20 walk
through muddy streets rather than tn
build sidewalks. dturf or trevs were NJ
stake. Tart or trees against human
flesh Vet there aresorle hcre who would
sacrifice comforts. aye. even life. VIC be-
Ieve. for this perverted sentimentahty
that permcatcs our town. And it seems
that improvements in streets. IN SIDE
walks. and the building Of enterprises
hart these peoplc that love the beauti-
rel. old things, Poor Williamsburg, no
81.
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