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banked with flowers and ferns-white and
green the colors prevailing in decorations.
On account of the unavoidable absence OF
her father, the brides brother George 8.
Tate. gave her in marriage. The wedding
gown Was a princess of French hand
embroidered batiste, trimmed in lace, and
she carried white prayer book. The maid
of honor wore white net and carried pink
roses
MIR. and Mrs. Snyder will be at their home
IN Fostorfa, Alexandria county, Va, to
their many friends after July 6.
At recent card party to announce an en-
gagement small slippers filled with rice and
tied with fSand-painted bows marked places
and asparagus ferns and roses were scat
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and Mrs. Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs and Miss Edelin,,
Mrs. Miles, Mrs Kingsley, Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. Rand. Mrs. Dye. Mr.. and Mrs. Pond,
the Misses Pond, Mrs. Langworthy, Miss
Gushing, Misses Edna and Mabel Smith,
Mrs. and Miss Williams. Mrs. and Miss
Smith, Miss Bayly. Miss Woodruff Miss
Copp, Mrs. Story, Miss Primo, Mrs.
Thomas, Miss Smell. Mrs. jerks, Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Morgan. Miss
Matthewson, Mr.. Kohler, Mr. Melville Skim
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Shore and many others.
Miss Reina Williamson of Philadelphia
Pa. niece Of Mr.. George A. Williamson, Is
spending pleasant vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. George r. Aiken, 2028 10Th street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach of L
street left Washington Friday for New
York city, where they will be the guests of
relatives prior to sailing on the steamer
Corona, Tuesday, July 2, to remain abroad
three months. ..t
Mr.. Adolph Weyl returned from Mountain
Lake Park Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Weyl
and son are now located on Sheridan street,
Brightwood, D. c.
Mrs. Max Ullman. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rich has re-
turned to her home, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel w. wolfsheimer,
whose marriage took place the early part
Bates street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Peyser have returned
from trip to the jamestown exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Franc and children
have returned to their home, in New York
city, after visit of some weeks with Mrs.
Francs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stern.
The outing to Great Falls given by the
members of the Phoenix Club Sunday last
was a most enjoyable affair. About forty
young folks with chaperons spent the en-
tire day at the falls, returning to town
late in the evening. During the day an
elaborate luncheon was served.
Mrs. Bertha Cobenzer and daughters,
Misses Elsa and Lillian Coblenzer, sailed
from Baltimore on the steamer Rhine
Wednesday to spend the summer. num-
Der of Washington friends went over to
bid them farewell. Before leaving Wash
ington Mrs CoblenZer was given a farewell
party at one of the suburban resorts by
number of friends, among whom were Mrs.
A. Kafka, Mrs z. Strasburger, Mrs. L.
Mauntner, Mrs. L. Goldsmith, Mrs. r. Neu-
man. Mrs. l. Saks. Mrs. M. Stern, Mrs. w.
Hollander, Mrs. A. Kahn, Mrs. L. Meyer
and Mrs. NJ. Marx.
Mrs Caroline King and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kaufman and son expect to leave
town tomorrow for Gaithersburg Md,
where they will remain during the summer
months.
The Sabbath school children of the Eighth
Street Temple were given an all-day outing
at Chesapeake Beach the early part of the
week under the auspices of the board of
managers and the Ladies Auxiliary. Dur
ing the afternoon a base ball game was
played between the members of the Prog
reSs Club and the Octagon Club. the former
winning the game and securing the
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| silver loving cup presented by the temple
The members of the Progress Club ara
Messrs. Melville King, Harold Price, Jerome
| Selinger, F. Pelzman. 1. Pelzman, JeromS
| Fishel. ]. Ullman and c. Eiseman. Ths
| Octagon members Messrs. Milton King
/ Stanley Fischer. Melville Fischer, David
Baer Herbert Jacoby, David Stern, Lester
Marx, Maurice Eiseman and Bernard Baer.
Miss Sadie Lear has returned to her home,
| In New York city, after a visit of two
| months as the guest of Mrs. J. Steiner and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott strouse of Baltimore
are the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs,
Marx Kaufman, at her summer home near
Bethesda, Md.
DR.. Jerome Chase sails for abroad July I
to spend the summer.
For heart and handkerchief Marty
for coming bride the rooms were fragrant
with summer blossoms and a large heart
bearing the inscription in gold letters read
AFTER the shower may your path be
strewn with roses" was suspended in the
archway between the parlor and music
room, and was so arranged that by unity
ing the ribbon the bride-elect was showered
with an abundance of flowers and dainty
handkerchiefs.
Whether everybody is satisfied with the
jamestown exposition may be open to
question, but there is nothing but praise on
| the lips of all visitors on Mrs Swanson,
wife of the governor of Virginia who cam
not say enough of her admirable courtesy
and cordiality, and the perfect way in
which the Virginia building has been fur
niShed and arranged by her.
Mrs. Swanson has been on the grounds
practically since June 3. and she has far
more than fulfilled public expectation OF
what the Virginia people expected and de-
manded of her. in the dispensing of state
hospitality.
Count and Countess Henri de Franken-
manic about July 5. and will go at once to
Nantucket. Mass. where they intend to
pass the summer with the latter's mother,
Mrs. William Cullen Brewster at Brew
ster villa. 1t is several years since they
have been in this country The countess is
sister of Mrs. L. l.. Reamey of this city.
Rear Admiral John II. Upshur. u 8. N. .
tretired), and Mrs. Upshur are at the Cor
son cottage. Newport, for the summer.
Nine. Chermont. wife of the secretary OF
the Brazilian embassy. has concluded her
visit to friends near Baltimore. and Will
leave tomorrow for Narragansett Pier
where she and her small son will pass the
summer.
Invitations have been sent out to the
several southern societies in the District
of Columbia for the members to be the
guests of Mr.. j. j. Darlington, at a barbe-
cue at his country residence. near Herndon
Va, the coming Fourth QS July. Cards
of invitation sent out by the officers of the
various organizations include the family of
each member. The train for Herndon
leaves the 9th street pennsylvania rail-
way) station at $40 Am. and starts back
from Herndon at 6:23 pm. Three years
Continued on Third PaseJ
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together abroad. are now In Paris.

The Laurel Pleasure Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Bates of 202 18th street southeast. The
evening was pleasantly spent in pl iyir ( ro-
gressive pitch. first prizes te'rg won iy Mr.
and Mrs. Altman and BOBBY prizes by
Mrs. Bates and Mr.. FairaE. Eeff eshments
were served at the conclusion OF the games.
Among those present Were Mir. AID Mrs.
Fairall Mr. and Mrs. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Solbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and Mr.
and Mrs. Altman.
A delightful evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shane Of No.
1919 Quincy street northeast, Brookiand,
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Special Bargain.

An almost new AUTO
PIANO, used at concerts;
easy payments,
soc a day; spe- CA1E
cial for. .OfkO
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Used Pianos
At Clearance Prices,

We're making a complete clear
ance of all the used Pianos In
stock at fractional prices. All
high-grade makes are represent
ed. including Steinway. Knabe,
Stieff. Nose. Hartman. Kranich
& Bach, Fisher. Gabler, etc.
Here's a partial list of the bar
gains:
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from every point of view. Yes
terday's events that Of Miss Edwards and
DIR. Bowen and Mrs. Bloomer and Pay In
spector Samuel Lawrence Heap, finished
week Of special beauty and variety in the
arrangements. With a few exceptions, but
these happening to be most notable ones,
we are not likely to have any more fash
ionably large weddings until the autumn
series begins about the 18th Of September.
Events elsewhere, however, in which this
city has a close interest are already
planned in great numbers.
Senator and Mrs. Cullom will leave for
the west tomorrow to spend most of the
summer at their home in Springfield, Ill.
Dr. and Mrs. Godsborough will shortly
establish themselves for the summer at
their place at Oakland. Md. Miss Frances
Goldsborough Is on the eastern shore, a
member OF house party, and the Misses
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Miss Sadie Lear has returned to her home,
in New York city, after a visit of two
months as the guest of Mrs. ]. Steiner and
family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Strouse of Baltimore
are the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs,
Marx Kaufman, at her summer home near
Bethesda, Md. 0
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DR.. Jerome Chase sails for abroad July
to spend the summer
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Mary and Julia Goldsborough are in Gene
va. N. Y, on visit. All will return in a
few days to go on to Oakland
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Christ Church Navy Yard, was the scene
of a pretty wedding Wednesday evening at
o'clock, when Miss Hattie NJ. Thompson,
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HE weddings which have kept up
the June record with the usual
frequency of this time of the
year have been most interesting
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Mr.. Adolph Weyl returned from Mountain
Lake Park Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Weyl
and son are now located on Sheridan street.
Brightwood, D. c.
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Serge Suits,
S10.75 SIS.

Fall models display i'm Coat Suits of serge,
i'm weights suitable for mountain and seasaore wear;
gray black, BLUE and brown, i'm plain and satin stripe
effects. All Sizes.
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| Mrs. Max Ullman, who has been the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rich has re-
| turned to her home, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton. who have
in France. Mr.. Morton is to be among the
speakers at the Fourth of July banquet un
der the auspices of the American Chamber
OF Commerce of Paris.
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Miss Reina Williamson of Philadelphia,
Pa, niece of Mr.. George A. williamson Is
spending a pleasant vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. George R. Aiken, 202S 10Th street
northwest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach of L
York city, where they will be the guests of
relatives prior to sailing on the steamer
Corona, Tuesday, July 2, to remain abroad
three months
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Nine. Chermont. wife of the secretary OF
the Brazilian embassy. has concluded hel
visit to friends near Baltimore, and Will
leave tomorrow for Narragansett Pier
where she and her small son will pass the
summer.
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Extra Special.
French Linen and English Rep Tailored Suits in
the wanted coat Styles all coors; tight=ttng, sefs
fitting loose coats; extra full peated skirts with
broad folds; very special ait
$40 $3.50 SIS
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NJ de Szent-Ivany, secretary of the Aus
trian legation, who has been In New York
several days. left yesterday for Bar Harbor.
where he will join Baron Louis Ambrozy.
charge d'affaires of the Austro- Hungarian
embassy. The embassy will be established at
Bar Harbor for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Wolfshemer,
whose marriage took place the early part
Of the week. will reside in this city at 200
Bates street northwest.
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Mr.. Francis Wolfe and his younger
brother Dickey sons of Mr.. Hartley c..
Wolfe of Johnstown, Pa. are visiting Mr..
Russell Howard. 3215 18th street. The
Wolfe boys walked the entire distance from
Johnstown and say the walking is good"
After a stay of several weeks in Washing
ton they will go to jamestown, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard.
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After staying a few days at Elberon. N,
J., with their daughters. the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus will
start via Canada for the Pacific coast and
California. They will be accompanied by
their son, Roger Straus. They will make
the trip to San Francisco over the Northern
Pacific and, after a voyage to Hawaii. will
return by the southern route, stopping In
the Yellowstone Park and Grand Canyon
They will get back early in September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius Peyser have returned
from trip to the jamestown exposition.
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Rear Admiral John H. Upshur. U 8. N.
(retired), and Mrs. Upshur are at the Cor
son cottage. Newport, for the summer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

y. ". WILCOX. ?. 8. II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
HoldcrOft News

Ho,dcroft, Va. August Is
Heavy rains have fallen II this sec
don within the last week. Previous
70 this there had been but little rain
here since June lst.
The high water mark OF a most
strenuous social season has bc T
reached. The happy ;hrong OF fsr
visitors viii soon be dimiu.sher.
much 10 the regret OF the yom <
men and o.d bachelors. OF info e.
nal gatherings there has been no
end and Il is doubtful II this season
has ever been surpassed. Among
those visiting here are Misses Grace
AMI May Newell. Of Petersburg. Mrs
J. ". Cauthorn. Misses Mary +.
Penny. Jennie Woo6cock. Bessie
Parsons ana Nj Aubrey W B.nns.
OF Richmond. Misses Catherine and
Lucille Boye,.e. of MurfreesSoro.
\. c.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Luck viii
leave next week 70 spead their vacs-
tioa with relatives IN Prince William
Many Of or farmers and poultry
men attended the Farmer s Inst.tlt,
at Providence Forge. on August 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
The COMMISSION QUESTION

1t Is not TO our mind so
much a question OF whether
or not the , per cent. COM
mission claimed by the city
sergeant, for disbursing the
$4,000 bond issue. l. too
large, bat as 10 whether
under the law he Is entitled to
IL. IL Is nOta question TO get
mad over, spit cotton ana
put on a beliigerant air, a.
some OF our friends are in
clined to do. IL Is purely a
question OF right and justice.
The city attorney says he Il
not entitled TO any commits
sion, or certainly not , per
cent, which leaves the city
council no other alienation
than to accept a compromise
at a more reasonable figure,
or, If the sergeant insists on
; per cent, let the court
settle il.
The council has an attor-
ney for Just such emergencies
as this, and if his opinions
are 70 beignOred his services
should be dispensed with
forthwith. What ones per
sonal feelings are in a ques-
ton of this kind matters
very little, but a sworn OF
ficer cannot shut his eyes &
his obligation.
SO we maintain that unleS.
the sergeant agrees 10 ac-
sept such compensation a. ,
majority OF the council j
willing TO give they shOul'
let the courts settle IL. even
IL does cost an attorney : fee
for IN that case neither III
sergeant nor the taxpayer
will be injured. To pa.
$500 for the service ren
dered would be unreasonable
says the city attorney. an
10 refuse 10 pay the sergean
the SUM he claims would b
unjust 70 him, if be il entitle
10 II. IL Is not what Is
would ike TO see paid, bu
what il j. right TO pay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
tuesday. August II, 1907,
Beginning at lO O'Clock A. NJ. The
following property. to-wit.


Onc othee desk. one single irau bed
stead and bed thirty icct wirc cable.
STA sheets. thrcc pillow slips. SIX yards
mosquito netting one pillow, three
pairs blankets. one iron aci~tead aud
bed. one bed euit. one pair sheets. one
pillow and slip. two lanterns. one iaup
one CD lsQulto uctt.ug canopy, one bed
and mattress. two single mattresses.
TWO bed quilts hve pairs blankets, one
pair SHEETS. one pillow. one lamp. one
lantern. iot oi cooking utensils. one
cock stove lFtz Lee. one pine table.
one cot. mattress. etc. one pair sheets
one pillow slip one clock. two
wash tubs. twenty lbs cottee. one bush
cl corn meal. one-hali bhl -four one bah
butter beans thirty lbs sugar. twenty
los lard. twenty one cans tomatoes
six pounds dried apples. two lbs cakes
tairty-six cans baking powder. twenty
ouc boxes apples. seven cans corucd
beet ten pounds Venetian red. fortv-nlne
cans sardincs fifteen pounds butter.
two rim locks, tWenty-sescn cans con
denscl wiik four pounds starch. eight
bars sapolo. three los- ri.c, I'VE pounds
tea. lat butter rays. three dozen lead
pencils. two tunnels one ln. crackers.
ten los. lard. one bushel white beans
f thirty-igr lhs salt. one set scales. one
case Sensation smoking tobacco. nine
. packages Victoria smoking tobacco. one
case cheroots. forty-eight packages Ma
w smoking tobacco. twelve packa ges
Sweet Caporal smoking tobacco. eight
packages matches. one gallon syrup.
three boxes cat meal. TWO boxes Force
one dozen glasses two lantern glohcs
one bread box, three boxes Unccda bis
cults. seven packages coffee essence, thir
teen cans syru thirteen cans Car1p
bells soup FIVE lanterns. one can cora.
ono 70 tea. ter cans beans eighteen bot
T ties ketchgp. ripe blankets, six quilts
. i've gallons liuseed OIL. one half gallor
driver. one pair oyerals. one hand saw
one rip saw ore butcher knife. one yard
rainbow packing, eight cakes soap. on'
bat two oil cans, ore oil stove. on
I mattress. one Durham cooking stove
I two cots aad one mattress. four mat
E tresscs. tero cots Ind t~O mattress. on
wood stove. one cook ksoye. two piu
: tables and beaches. one COOK stove
about 10000 samuon bricks. a5Ou
80. 200 green bfscks and abont Il
) 600 good hricke az Collage Landing
q The purchaser 81 the green bricks
both ss 20 those now hacked ia a Kill
aud the rest 81 the dryer. viii have IA
, privilege II rrconstgpctiBg a kiln an
burning al % said green bricks on "a
{ premises. bat az the purchasers ow
( cost.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
Bacon News Budget.

Bacon. Va. Aug. l6.-Mr. Thomas
Harris IS very SICK with typhoid
fever a. his home
The Lawn party gwen a. Bacon BY
Misses Inez New and Virginia Hitch
ems OF Wednesday night. last. was
= great success Fourteen guests
were present from different counties.
Ice cream. cake and confectionery
were plentiful
Mr.. c. Z Nightingale. OF Piney
Grove. attended the Baptist Asso-
cation. which net in Giouceste,
this week. Re beng a delegate from
James River church
Miss Wills Dudley. OF Richmond
IS TIE guest Of Mr.. W. s. Hitchir
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ke:neSs. OF Wis
consin. who have been spending 1
month al Mr.. Frank Ayers.of Neck
of-Lznd, started for home o.
Thursday last. much pleased Wit
their visit 70 Virgins.
Miss Minnie Richardson an
Master Henley Jones and sister. c
Bzrrert's Perry farm. are taking
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
VIRGINIA.

~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY.
A, Heat0u. ID r. = Heaton
and A. g Heater. ComI llinants
vs. ln ChanCery.
he Villa sburR Brisk Con-
panv. Inc K. I. Boyd. and
l. ". Lane, Ir.. and J.. T.
Christian. partners trading
a. Lane a. hristian.-.-....--.D Defendants
The papers IN the above cnutled cause
havirg been rcicSrcd 20 the undersigned
az one a the Ccmmissiourrs 81 the
Aforesaid Court notice - hereby givcn
70 au parties cobccrnsd that. acting
anJeT decree pronounced IN said cause
on August Il. ls0T. l shall. on Tuesday
ScDtcmle II. 1907. at nv Office in the
civ OF Wiliasnsburg. Virginia. prsccec
10 take. state, ard 20 the Court report
the following accotnts.
% Al account sEo ~iug the assets .
The cescndaut COMPANY. with the vaiu
81 such assets-
~ AZ account showing What texe
and leFies. Z any. are due on the prop
eTfy Of the said defendant Company.
g Az account 81 t5e indf btedncss o
T the said 5r.endant Company. ~ith 10
priCrities. u any. existing Among th
crsdifOrs al said Company.
~ An account showing who ar
the holders 81 the stock ~ the said ds
leDdsut Company.
80 An account II the transacticn
( ~ AoEselle =. HsDley. receiver o. sai
4 Company
20 Any other matter aceHfd pert
sent 81 me. o. required BY srS barty {
be stated.
II j. provided in sid decree n
puhlieation of THIS notice oecr a ace
Tor fsur weeks ~ The Sirgiuia c.
zefts. sbsn be sqoivaIent 10 persons
s~ryice 81 notice upon ali parties. IL IL
terest.
I. II. CEDDF.
CowmissioDer ir ChancerJ
J. W. WILCOX. p. 9. 1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
CONVICTED FOR sallsG LIQUOR,
Considerable Business Transact
ed BY Circuit Court.

Circri; Court convened here las;
Monday morning and as this was
tie regular grand jury terri the at
tendance was quite large. The fes-
ture OF the term was the victory won
by Commonwealth Attorney n. L.
Henley in the conviction Of one OF
the men who conducted a liquor
business or a ting at College Land
ing wharf.
The grand Jury returned the fol
lowing indictments: Adam Green.
violation Of the revenue law; John
Poole and - Norman for selling
liquor without license. The grand
Iury also examined the books Of
Commissioners Of the Revenue OF
the city and county and only few
corrections were necessary.
The case Of the Commonwealth
y Peyton Ashlock. the negro who
Is charged with murder. was contn-
led on account OF the absence OF
certain witnesses for the prosecu-
Ton.
The case Of Sylvester Pierce. who
IS taking his vacation in the jal here
was continued
The case against Adam Gree
vas settled and dismissed.
John Poole. indicted for sellirt
liquor OF the floating baT-room e
College Landing vas arrested Z
Hog Island BY Deputy Sheriff Z
{. lawson and brought here 10
ira. The case was tired Wednes
Gay and the accused was defen6e
by Attorney Frank Armistead. +
was convicted and fined $50 an
costs. which was paid in court.
The following civil cases wer
rie6; Jessie Marsh Us. Robes
Malone. unlawful 6etziner. Jude
neat was rendered to- the plaintiff
John Williams IS. Elisha Wallac,
eiectnezt SIT. Judgment f
plaintiff.
Court Adjourned Thursday mt
Tuesday. Aug. 20. The followir
cases were Sc. for uial:
Ronenbaum s. Son vs. Eric
larson. Tuesday; !. ~. Pew IS.
i Q. Ry.. for Wednesday; c. y
Thoaesoa IS. c. s Q. BY. Thur
day.
The following were the visit,
D attorneys; J. w Wilcox. Norfol
W. 7. Stouffer. Newport New
Judge Smith and B. +. Eva
: York. Geo. J. Hooper. Richmon
/ NJ Z. Barnes. New Kent "
r. | Power. Phoebus.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

Remember that when YOU are
drinking Old Dominion Lithis water
you are rot only getting a pure,
wholesome drinking water but also
water containing valuable mineral
prophecies that are certain 70 be Of
benefit 70 you Try II and DC con
WINGED. We cal especial attention
70 the analysis Of this water and 10
vie comparison Ask for folder
containing analysis ard chemist
report. Water delivered daily. fresh
fron the spring II desired. W. s.
Hsscsd, Proprietor. w llismbrfg.
Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

Don't hand Pompey .
gold brick, but give him all
the hard cash he II entitled
TO- That is what the TAI
payers demand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

The telegrapher's strike II
felt here. ar the operation
viii send no messages iron
this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

The Western Union operators
have gone OF stdke here and VIII
send no messages 70 non-union Of
hces.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

The editor OF this paper i
not responsible for the opin-
ions OF it's correspondents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

Imported purple top Rura Bagas
and all the leading varieties OF Irnip
aeed. fresh stock. Al Stones Drug
store. Opposite Colonial m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

Women and girls always wanted az
the Knitting miu Clean pleasant and
profitable WOTk- Beginners paid while
framing.