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Marriage Licenses.

william B. Taylor and Martha W. Ever
ly, both of Woodville. Md.
Earl G. Curtis and Rosa N. Hall. both
of Richmond, Va.
Horace Wells and Ethel Barnes.
Nelson Ewell and Emma Green.
Alvin Kirsh and Flora Kahn, both OF
Richmond: Va.
Joseph A. Brown and Perzelia Robinson.
Charles Thomas and Helen Morgan, both
of Caroline county. Va.
Earl Taylor and Hattie <. Washington.
Richard c. DeWolf Of Washington and
Grace Colby of Boston. Mass.
Frank Fl. Rogers and Clara r. Bowers.
both of Alexandria. Va.
Charles Taliver and Annie Enee.
Addison Smith and Lizzie Minor.
John F.. Newman and Pearl Bullocks.
Willard T. Boulware of Port Royal, Va.
and Grace Wright of Delos. Va.
Samuel s. Fraser and Eliztbeth Ma
honey.
John A. Lacey and Martha p. Doles.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Harvey W. johnson. g. years, 2o1s sher-
man avenue northwest. AZ
Charles e. Ball, years, Brookland.
d. c.
Alkaline Johnson. months. Is Myrtle
street southeast.
William A. Torrey. IS years. 3o14 18th
street northwest.
Mary A. Given, 81 years, Emergency
Hospital.
Nellie A. Hayden. IS years. Providence
Hospital.
William Lloyd. s. years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Benjamin johnson, 81 years. 332 L street
southwest.
Thomas Butler. 80 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Claud III. Hyatt. % years. Potomac
river drowning. from Aqueduct bridge.
Henry Wheeler, IS years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Taswell Outlaw, 81 years, Home for the
Aged and lnfrm. -
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DIED.

1908. ANNA MADALINE. wife Of Or. Frank
NJ. Fuller and daughter Of Mr.. Madison A.
BallnEer OF this city.
MADISON BAIIiSGER. son Of Dr. Dr.. Frank 4.
and Anna Madaline Fuller. aged four years
and eleven months.
| GEIsE. On Thursday. August 20, 1905. at
Of Seilie Geise. At hi: residence. sos %
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
"a KS am, ~ SETIfE I. HAYDEN Of Iii !
Funeral Friday. August Il, at $50 O'Clock.
from 81. Peters Church. Interment ut Mt.
LOUGHRAN. At johns Hopkins Hospital: Bal
timore. Md. Angus. 49, 1905. JAMES H.
LOUGHRAN Of AsheviIle. " G.. brother Of
Daniel Loughran and Mrs. Rose Melting OF
this city.
WILLY LEY ,o A. psaH cIty j. on August u.s.
Interment in Philadelphia, Pa.
VIM. Entered into rest "Wednesday: August
1e. 1905 at her residence. 2o33 street
northwest. FANNIE E.. beloved wife Of g.
tava Morgan. devoted sister of Coliips 8.
Morgan and beloved niece OF Mrs. Mamie C.
Miller.
Asleep in Jesus.
Funeral from her late residence Friday at pm.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
In Memoriam.
DORSEY. In sad but loving remembrance 81
our devoted mother. MARGRET L. DORSEY,
who entered into rest two years ago today.
August % 1906
Mother not one day are you forgotten;
Some thingssai something done.
We mention your name. III only whisper;
Wish mother here TO help us some.
By her DEVOTED CHILDREN, MAMIE AND
EMMA
FBRSINGER. in sad bur loving remembrance OF
our dear grandma. Mrs. MARY A. FER
SINGER. who died four years ago today,
August 20. 1904.
Anniversary mass at ST. Domnic's Church.
BY HER GRANDSoNS, ELMER AND HARRY.
FERSlNGER. In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother Mrs. MARY A FFRSlNGfR. VINO
departed this life four years ago. August ~.
1904 but not forgotten.
God called her home; 10 WAS His viii;
But in hearts We love her STILL
Her memory Is as dear today
As in the hour she passed away.
BY HER DAUGHTER. MRS NJ. A. JAEGLE.
JOHNSON In loving remembrance OF our dearly
beloved mother. MATILDA NJ. JOHNSON.
who entered into eternal rest one year ago
today. August 70. 1907.
Dearest mother. how we miss You.
Oh that sweet and loving face
VIII ever iinzer in our memory
Until meet in that heavenly place.
By HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, MARIE AND
BEATRICE.
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On Summer Trips.

The following Neutrality-suspicious. leaving
the city have directed that The Star be
mailed to them:
Mrs. A. J. Swart, Hamilton. Va.
Mrs. B. c. Davis. Catlett. Va.
A. G. Judson. Frontenac. n. Y.
H. ". Easterling, Salem. Ohio.
John A. Scott. Beltsville. Md.
Mrs. Dexter S. Hussey. Colonial Beach.
Va.
Miss a. Baier Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. g. Oberholser. Ocean Grove.
H. c. Hickman. the Edgewa alter, Atlantic
City.
Or. Paul Richmond. Ocean Grove. n. ].
E. Rooraem. Holland Hall. Asbury Park.
Mrs. J. ". Mckee. Rossville, Nd.
w. 8. F7aherty. Irene, Va.
s. p. Alien. Homestead Hotel, Hot
Charles F. paggs. Hill Top House, Har-
pers Ferry. w. Va.
James r. Tune. silcott Springs. Va.
Mrs: 81. II. Smith. Lawrence Park
s. B. Ladd. Round Hill. Va.
Mrs. L. W. Rempf. Cambridge. Nd
g. NJ. Post. Blacksburg. 8. c.
II. Garrison. Coopersvilie. Mich.
r. 3. Farmer. Summit Pa.
Mrs Mary F1aherty. Colesville Nd.
VIM. Stone Albert. Atlantic City.
J. II. Murphy, Urbana Va.
MrsA G. Chapman. Pamunkey, Va.
Mrs. E: 4. Leonard. Albemarle Hotel.
Atlantic City.
Albert Curry. Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Mrs. c. e. Young. Merchantsvilie. n. ].
Edith c. Westcott. Merrill. N. Y.
Mrs. e: W, Metzsar, Hotel Cape May.
Mrs. B. II. Newton. Sheffield. Va.
Mrs II. Q. Coolidge. Rugby Hall.
Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs b. F. Carey. The Colwyen, Atlantic
City.
Miss F. L. Skippon. Raysville. Md.
H. D. Middlekauff. Leftersburg, Md.
Mrs. G. H. Slaybaugh, Buffalo, \. Y.
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With Husband Throughout War.
Negro Lives With Stitches in Heart.

Negro Lives With Stitches In Heart.
JACKSONvILLE Fla. August 20
Oscar Grimes. q negro. IN a fight with
Mary OBrien yesterday afternoon
stabbed the woman. and. thinking her
dead. deliberately drove the knife into
his own breast seven times. the heart
being penetrated by one cash. He was
hurried to a hospital. where the sur
geons took three stitches in the heart.
The negro IL still alive, and 1t is be-
lievsd he will recover.
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MRS. JULIA RUSH JONES DEAD
WIDOW OF CONFEDERATE Of
FICER PASSES AWAY.
Arrangements for Funeral Tomor
row, With Interment in Holly
wood Cemetery, Richmond.

Mrs. Julia Rush Jones. widow of Maj.
Gen Samuel Jones. formerly chief OF
artillery for Gen. Beauregari at the bat
tie OF Manassas and later i'm command or
the Confederate forces defending Charles
ton. s. c., at the time OF the land and
naval bombardment OF that city By the
Federal forces during the civil war. died
at her residence. COOS street, yesterday
afternoon. The deceased had been an
invalid for the past fifteen years. Recent
ly she began to grow weaker until the
end came yesterday.
Funeral services will probably he held
at the residence tomorrow afternoon at
3 O'Clock Rev Mr.. Holmesd. assistant
rector OF g. Pauls Episcopal Church. VIII
officiate. The remains will he taken 10
Richmond. Va. Saturday morning for in
terment in Hollywood cemetery.
Of Noted Ancestry.
Mrs. Jones was great granddaughter
of George Read Of Delaware. a signcr of
the Declaration OF Independence. and
great-niece OF George Ross OF Pcnnsyl-
vania. another signer OF that document
While on a visit TO her sister. WHO was
the wife of an army officer, Mrs. Jones.
who was then Miss Read. OF Newcastle.
Del. met her future husband, stationed
at that point as a captain Of artillery.
A short time later the young couple
were married and Capt. Jones was made
assistant judge advocate general and or
dered to this city.
With Husband Throughout War.
At the outbreak Of the civil war ne de-
clared his sympathy to be with the south
and became brigadier general in the
Confederate army. For conspicuous gal
lantry on the field at Manassas he was
made a major general. He saw service in
the campaigns in Virginia. and shortly be-
fore the Federal bombardment OF Charles
ton. S. c.. he took command of the Con-
federate forces OF that city.
. Mrs. Jones was with her husband con-
stantly throughout the war. She resided
in this city for the past twenty-five years.
A daughter Miss Emily Read Jones, Of
this city survives her.
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BORN.

SKINNER. On August 10. 1905. At National
Soldiers Home. Va. to Capt aud Mrs Frank
y. skinner. 4 son. FRANK EDWARD SKIN
NER
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accompanied by his wife and daughter, IS
visiting his parents, Maj. and Mrs.
Charles T. Yoder. at 1897 I'D street north
west. having made the trip across the
Allegheny mountains in his touring car.
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summer with friends at Markham, Va
Can't. Parks was recently ordered to duty
at Newport News. Va, and will make
his home at Hampton.
Miss Bessie LettiG. who has been visit
ing Mrs Harry c. Sparks Of tESS street
southwest returned this morning to her
home In Baltimore.
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Miss Hilda Bailey. daughter Of Capt.
John Bailey. and Mr.. Hugh Rawlings.
formerly of Fredericksburg. Va. but now
of Alexandria. were married yesterda V
afternoon in the parsonage of the South
ern Methodist Church At Alexandria by
the Rev. Mr.. Butler. the brides pastor.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
families and q few OF the intimate
friends of the young couple from this
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings left on a
bridal trip to New York and Atlantic
City, and after visit to the parents OF
the groom at fredericksburg they Will
make their home in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20

Miss Victoria NJ. Parks, daughter of
Capt. Wythe M Parks. United States
navy, was In the city for several days
en- route to her future home. Hampton.
Va Miss Parks has been spending the
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Mr.. A. 8. Worthington and Miss Flor
ence WorthIngton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.
Dougherty, Miss Edith Heiner and J. H.
Garnall were in Paris yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Haney. accompanied
by their Daughters, Misses Edna and
Bessie. start today for a trip to Atlantic
City. stopping at Philadelphia to visit
friends and relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Rupert and
granddaughter, Miss Annie Rupert. who
Colonial Beach, have returned to Wash
ington.
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Mrs. Charles Long and Misses Bessie
and Blanche Long have returned from
delightful vacation spent at Braddock
Heights, in the Catoctin mountains
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DR.. and Mrs d. Elmer Wiber have re-
turned to their suburban home after a
sojourn Of several weeks in the north.
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Miss Hazel Roth Krantz. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Krantz Of Adams
town, Md, and Mr.. John Alonzo KEEP
hart of this city were married at the home
Of the brides parents by Rev. @. p: Stiles.
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Doubs. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Kephart left for a wedding trip to
this city.
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Mrs. Fred w Behrens, who. with her
husband. has been summering at their
home on Baileys Island for some weeks
past. Is now In the Marine General Hos
pftal, Portland. Me-, where she underwent
an oueration for appendicitis last Sunday
morning. She Is reported as doing very
we'll and that in a few weeks she can
return to Bafleys Island to complete her
cnnNaIRScance.
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Miss Mathilde Townsend of this city,
who, with her mother. is at Bar Harbor
for the summer, took the Victoria class
honoYs at the distribution of ribbons at
the horse show which has been held there
this week.
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Mrs. r.. L. Bradfield Of Sd and r streets
northwest has gone to Atlantic City for
a month.
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An anniversary party was given Sunday
by Miss Margaret O'Connor at her home,
625 Newton place, Petworth, d. c., in
honor OF the silver wedding of her par
ents. There was singing and instru-
mental music, after which refreshments
were served. The house was prettily dec
grated with cut flowers and palms. Among
O'Connor. May Lewis. Hazel Mohler.
Blanche Conner, Katie Conner. Annie
Hall. May Walsh. Margie Virts. Anna
Burke, Margaret Burke. Margaret Hol-
loran. Nora Holloran. Carrie McJiiton:
sugru. Julia Richards. Mr. and
Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs: L Richards
Mrs e. Kaufman, Mrs. r. Burke, Mrs.
E. Alexander. Mrs. G. Holt. Mrs. P II.
Sugru, Messrs. Arthur Virts. oscar
way, William Murphy. Leon kidweil,
Frank Miller. Samuel Uterback. James
Jolof William Step, Charles Tyler. Law
renee Murphy. Dennis. Frank John;
Thomas and Edward OConnor, Lloyd
Alexander. Edward Elsin. Leo Sursure,
Daniel Burke and John Burke.
Miss Bertha Ottenberg Of 1898 u street
is entertaining Miss Inez Gotefried OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. George c. Click. with her two
little daughters, the Misses Grace and
Ethel. Of Southeast Washington. left today
for an extended visit to Philadelphia. Pa.
where they will be the guests of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Toms, l4U
South Moore street. Later they Will visit
Atlantic City and New York city for brief
visits before their return to this city.
Miss Matte Walmsley has returned after
spending several months In Springfield.
Ohio.
Mrs. r.. L. Bradfeld of Sd and r streets
northwest has gone to Atlantic City for
a month.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Elmer Wiber have re-
turned to their suburban home after a
sojourn Of several weeks in the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Rupert and
granddaughter, Miss Annie Rupert. who
have been stopping at the Lfnwood Hotel.
Colonial Beach, have returned to WASH
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Haney. accompanied
by their Daughters, Misses Edna and
Bessie. start today for a trip to Atlantic
City. stopping at Philadelphia to visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Victoria NJ. Parks, daughter of
Capt. Wythe M Parks. United States
navy was In the city for several days
en- route to her future home. Hampton.
Va Miss Parks has been spending the
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Miss Matte Walmsley has returned after
spending several months in Springfield.
Ohin
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22
Proud Of Their Victory.

The following is from the West
Point News of last week. which in
dicates that the West Pointers are
quite proud of their victory:
Quite a different story this trip.
What2 Why. the West Point boys
turned the tables completely on the
teams representing Williamsburg.
Just think what walk-over 10 to 4
was and vet, even that score does
not show how badly the Williams
burg boys were outclassed at every
stage Of the game.
Lewis. the Norfolk boy. who
came up to pitch for the Williams
burg team was knocked out of the
box in the third inning and was
forced to retire. six runs having been
secured off his delivery. Wolfe.
who succeeded him in the box.
Jared little better. but as nothing
could keep the heavy hitters from
West Point from swatting the ball
Runs would have been made by the
dozen but for the exceedingly fast
fielding by the Williamsburg team.
"Joynes. the crack catcher for
the William and Mary College team
last year. came up from Norfolk.
his home. just TO help lick our boys.
caught good game. but he did not
hit fair ball during the entire game
and only reached first base by let
ting the ball hit him.
A detailed score of the game
could not be had and we are IN
clined to think that Williamsburg
bows would like TO blot out the page
in the score book. They had no
quite revived from the shock whei
the boys left to return 10 thei
home"
Glad you enjoyed it. boys. Cons
again you are good fellows.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22

IF Williamsburg is loyal to one OF
her sons then she will cast her vote
for Judge William Hodges Mann tor
the next governor of Virginia.
Judge Mann is q native of this city.
L was here that he attended school
and Igot literally beaten into him
some of the lessons that have helped
him to attain eminence in his state
At Toano Tuesday that distin-
guished gentleman spoke reninis-
Gently of his native town. Being in
this county as the chief orator at the
dedication of a school building. his
mind naturally reverted to his school
days here.
From his own lips we learn that
Master Willie Mann was altogether
bad. He got a licking every day
and two on Fridays to last him over
Sunday. The schoolmaster who ev-
identity left a lasting impression on
the Judges mind (and back was a
Mr.. Ford. The punishment IN
flicted by Ford was severe and the
youthful mind cast about to find
some way TO alleviate the pain.
The whippings being absolutely
necessary and inevitable. there was
nothing for the embryo Judge and
statesman to do but invent an armor.
The day of modern battleship ar
NOR plate was then unborn. But ne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22
HOW JUDGE MANN GETS LICKED
A Williamsburg Pedagogue Lays it on the
Embryo Statesman.

had read of the knights of old and
the srmor they wore. There being
no armorer in Williamsburg. the
case being urgent. and necessity the
mother of invention. Master Willie's
ingenuity saved the day. A conven-
lent atlas of ample proportions and
heft was probably purloined from
the schoolmaster's desk. a hole cut
in II to allow the vellum to slip over
the head (then so full of the devil s
toOls) and the amor to extend
down in front and behind to COM
pletely protect the parts usually the
object of the enemy's attack. The
genius knew that to strike hard OBJ
ject Ike paper or vellum made ?
sound not unlike pistol shot. there
fore he carefully rolled and other
wise treated his armor until il was as
pliable as cloth. Master Willie then
took his lickings ike man and per
haps the experience born Of his
schoolboy days here made il easy
for him bear the hckings of another
kind he has since received.
Judge Mann is a most pleasant
and affable gentleman. He is thor
oughly Democratic. a plain and ap-
proachable man. No matter how
much one differs with him on public
questions. TO eet the man IS TO be
impressed with the qualities We men
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

Mrs. Frank Leroh and little
daughter. Virginia. of Philadelphia,
spent the week here with her sister.
Mrs. < NJ. Brooks.
Clerk T. T. Hudgins. Of York
county. and his cousin. Mr.. Hudg-
ms. of Mathews. were Williamsburg
visitors Monday
With new. modern machinery.
The Gazette is able to DO the high
est grade of work. in the shortest
time and at the most reasonable
prices.
Mrs. NJ. Ellwood and daugh,ei
Laura Virginia. will leave about
Sept. 1st for the formers old home
in Nansemond to visit her sister
Mrs. Hattie Carson.
The Virginia Colonial Danes vii
erect two tablets in the memoria
church at jamestown. one to be in
scribed with the names of al III,
colonial governors resident at James
town: and the other tablet TO n,
memory of the Indian youth
/ Chance. whose timely warninl
saved the Virginia colony from e1c
6ncton by the savages.
Mr.. John Lucas. of Elizabeth. n
IT,, a well-known old Williamsbur
boy. paid his annual visit to his rels
+ tives and former home this week
Like all loyal Williamsburgers h
reads The Gazette and by a strang
co-incident called at this office e.
: actly one year to the day and abol
the same hour that he called la
s year to paw his subscription. Il
c was accompanied by the same ger
tleman. his kinsman. Mr. Jam'
+ Bowry. All o. which goes to PROV
c that The Gazette is a very impor
i ant article in the Lucas household
as il is with all other good peopl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22

WHITAKER LEE NO MORE.
Death Of a Well Known Citizen
Last Sunday.

Mr.. Whitaker Lee. after sn illness
of only a few days. passed away al
his home near Grove station Sunday
afternoon about 2o'clock. Al
though Mr.. Lee had been complain
ing for several weeks. his condition
did not become alarming until last
week. when his physician pro-
rounced him a very Ill man. His
death came as a great shock to the
devoted wife.
Whitaker Lee was born at the old
homestead near Grove about sixty
one years ago. and had resided
there all Of his life. About ten
years ago he married Miss Bette
Morris. of this city. who with -four
small children. survives him.
Mr.. Lee WINS a kind hearted. loya
friend and a devoted father. H'
was noted for his splendid chsraote-
and his rugged honesty. and hi
death is a great loss to the count,
as well as to his family.
The funeral took place from tn
Baptist church of which he was
member. Monday afternoon at
O. clock. Rev. @. S. Kennard. n
pastor. conducting the services
Having long been a member of Wi
lamsburg Lodge No. 8. A T.
, A. NJ. the funeral was conducte
under its auspices. The intermer
was at Cedar Grove cemetery.
= Besides his widow and little child
2 ren. Mr.. Lee leaves one sister. Mr.
- J. r. Bellsny of this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22

Mr.. M. EIwood. who has been
sick for the past week at his home
u. leland street. is rapidly recover
ing.
Mr.. Andrew Miller. who has had
a long and serious attack of sickness,
is not so well. and Mrs. Miller IS
quite sick.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Williamsburg Board of Trade is
to be held next Tuesday night. A
good attendance is urged.
Mr.. T. +. Johnson the hveryman.
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
horse one night this week. It died
in Yorktown to which place II had
been driven by a young gentleman.
The City Hotel. o. J. Evanson,
proprietor. has been thoroughly
overhsuled and refurnished. and j;
now an up-to- date hotel in every
particular. Mr.. Evanson will have
the building repainted on the out
side.
A horse belonging to Mr.. n. L
Henley and being driven by a col
ored boy Monday evening. slippec
and fell on the pavement at tn
crossing east Of Spencer store
The horse was not hurt and the onl
damage was a broken shaft.
The w. 3. Braithwaite Co.. ha
. sold w. B. CarPeT an auto-marin
engine of the latest type to be use
{ in Mr.. Carper's new launch in Co
S lege creek. There viii be som
p racing between the launches in tn;
= creek at an early date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22

Passengers wishing to go to Clay
Bank. Cappahosic. or any points in
Gloucester county, can be met at
either Williamsburg or Biglers by
Mr.. William Campbell. who has
Just assumed charge of the ferry
formerly run by Capt. Casper Dull.
OF Bielers. Mr.. Campbell is pre-
pared with boats and vehicles 10
handle passengers and freight
promptly. safely and reasonably.
Address all communications TO
Mr.. William Campbell.
MagrudeT. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-22
Latest News iTGin Local Sturss.

New eGods ar Jensen's.
Fresh bread every day at Jen-
sons.
If you want the bess groceries. 90
10 JenSen'S.
Fifty cent mems shirts for thirty
cents at Jensen's-
We find that VIC Can get thR best
forthe least money az Jensen's.