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home. Clara wanted to know rather
austerely what she intended TO do
about the dinner. This was dreadful,
Flora had forgotten it completely.
Nothing to be done but go. and leave
a message for Harry-apology, and
assurance that she would be home
early. She wondered if she were los
ing her memory.
She appeared to be changing alto
gether, for the dinner-a merry one
bored her. What she wanted was
TO get away from it as soon as pos
sible for that interesting evening.
When she had made the appointment
with Harry she had been excited by
the thought that he might tell her
wether he had learned anything from
the major that morning in the matter
of the ring. But now she was more
engrossed with the idea of asking
about Kerr-whether Harry had real
ly met him-if so. where; and, final
IL, why did not Harry want her TO
mention that embassy ball?
Primed with these questions, she
left Immediately after coffee, arriving
at her own red stone portal at ten.
But coming in. all a-hutter with the
idea of having kept him waiting when
she had so much to ask, she found her
note as she had left it. She question
ell Shima There had been no mes
sage from Mr.. Greasy. Her first an
noyance was lost in wonder. What
could be the matter?
She went into the drawing room
a dull-pink. stupendous chamber
knelt moment before the flashing
wood fire. then rose, and crossing to
the window, looked anxiously out. She
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
CHAPTER vi.
Black Magic.

bIaNN WdyINs
The memory of Claras incredulous
glance remained with her as some.
ming curious. and she was not unpre-
pared to be challenged when. the next
morning. she hurried down the hall,
drawing on her gloves Clara's door
did open, but the lady herself. yawn-
ing lightly on the threshold, had this
time no questions for her, "Remem-
Der the luncheon" she advised. and
by the way, Ella wants us to sit in
their box tonight. Don't forget to tell
Harry"
Flora threw back gay "All right,
but she was in danger of forgetting
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
The Pattern Husband.

An English paper commenting on
the recent news item in regard TO the
prize given In Chicago for o pattern
finds that all the good mems qualities
may be summed up as follows: The
perfect husband is thus the possessor
% an equable temperament and good
appetite. He must be a cook. fiat.
tcrer, an occasional teller Of an agree.
able falsehood. and something Of an
ass. We are not told how Mrs Van
nostran behaves at breakfast, how she
spends her husbands money. whether
she can manage frying pan. or
wheC CT she admires her husbands
looks But that does not matter at
all America is the paradise OF wo-
me-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02

afraid you read more into il than is
there. You wanted the flowers, l had
stick, and IN my youth was taught
to strike clean and straight ] am
really a very supple fellow"
Looking him in the eyes. which
were of clear, candid gray, she was
ready to believe it, II seemed as if
he had let her look for a moment
through his manner. his ironies. his
armor OF indifference, to the frank
foundations of his nature.
But. you see. the trouble is you
don't in the least look it," she ar
gued.
$50 you think because l have a long
face and wild hair that am a sinister
person? My dear Miss Gilsey, the
most desperate character 1 ever knew
was five feet high and wore mutton
chop whiskers 1t is an uncertain
business judging men by their APP
pearance"
AS soon as silence feel between
them she saw that wave of preoecupa-
ton which had submerged him during
their walk from the parade ground to
the Purdies' rising over him again
and floating him away from her. he
no longer even looked at her. His
eyes were on the ground, and it was
not until they had crossed the open
expanse of the shallow valley and
were climbing toward the avenue of
cypress that she found courage to put
her question.
Have you and Mr.. Cressy met be-
fore?"
He raised his head with a jerk and
looked at her a moment in astonish-
ment.
DO you mind if answer your ques-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
Held Makers o. Taxieah.

In a recent case In Paris where a
driver Of a taxicab was charged with
homicide and the representative of the
company with responsibility toward
tho victims family the court meted
out a lenieDt .entence to the former
and ordered the company to pay to
the victims widow a life annuity Of
6O0f and to each Of her children 5OOf.
a year until they reach the age Of Is.
Examination Of the car ha1 disclosed
the fact that the metal soTk was Of
bad quality and that # was l.adly
worn. rendering It's ""-..oi difficult
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
CHAPTER v.
On Guard.

He had SO disturbed her, his pres
ence had so obliterated other pres
ences and snnihilated time. that it took
an encounter with Clara to remind her
Of her arrangement for the evening.
The dancer No. she had given that up.
She had promised Harry to be at
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
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CO1ZHHOzr z1OB 1Y
NlNGc- AEkRZZZ "a
SYNOPSIS.

At private view of tie Chatworth per-
sonal estate, to be sold at auction. the
EhatWorth ring mysteriOusly disappears.
Harry Greasy. who was present. describes
the ring TO his fiancee, Flora Gilsey, and
her chaperon, Mrs. Clara Britton, as be-
ing like a heather god. with a beautiful
ers an unfamiliar mood IN Harry. espe-
cially when the ring is discussed. She
attends ladies night" at the club and
out that the ynissing ring has been known
as the Crew idol. Its disappearance re-
cabs the exploits of Farrell Wand, an
English thief. Flora has a fancy that
Harry and Kerr are concerned in the
mystery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-02
Tine Reason Why.

Can you tell me why singers ana
actresses make farewell TOURIST"
That's the reason-that they mag
fare we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
OLD SWEET SPRINGS
AMONG MOST POPULAR
Round of Gates and Social En-
tertainments Follows Features
of Last Week.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. }
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. VA. July
30.-The guests of the Old Sweet
very much enjoyed the privilege of
attending services on Sunday morn
Ing conducted by the Rev. James NJ.
Magruder. of Cov,nston. Ky. m the
spacious drawing rooms o; the hotel
Tuesday evening. midst q blowing
of bugies and flourish Of trumpets. q
hay ride to Beaver Dam Falls, con-
sisting OF party OF forty five and
drawn by fonr horses, given by
the young men Tho party was Join
ed at Sweet Chalvbeate by Miss Bon
ner. Miss Phillips Miss Linssy and
Mr.. r. A. Todd. At rho fails bonfire
was made and n marshmallow toast
enjoyed. and upon returning a grand
banquet was served in the private
dining room.
Also on Tuesday evening in honor
of the eighth hi.thday II little Miss
Margaret Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C.
Lewis Jr.. entertained a happy throng
Of her young friends. The color scheme
being. rose. white and green. The
guests were little Misses TIA Wilson.
Gertrude Beury. Margaret rhnyer.
Elizabeth Stacy. Helen HnaA.arry,
Elisabeth Nelson. Alice and Daisy
Beury and Masters Tom Beury, Lew is
Stacy. Richmond Houston. Frank
Payne Lewis and John D. Lewis.
Misses Julia and Virginia Wilson as
sisted and the chaperones were Mrs.
c. c. Lewis. Sr.. Mrs. c.. M. Higgins.
MIS- George d. Hunter and Mrs. c..
8. Stacy. of New York: Mrs. Wilson.
OF st. Louis: Mrs. Forrest. Of WASH
inston. d. c.: Mrs. Firestone. Column
bus. Ohio: Mrs. Nelson. Richmond.
Va. and Mrs. Houston. Charleston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
GIVE POOL PARTY
ATSULPHUR SPRINGS
Visions in Striped Suits Plunge
in Water and Get Terribly
Wet.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.
July 30.-A pool party given by Mrs.
Eubank Saturday evening Afforded
pleasure not only to the ladies' Of the
Warm. but to many visitors in the
neighborhood included in the invita-
tons.
Mrs. Eubank received her guests in
the bathhouse. which was brilliantly
illuminated and effectively decorated
with wild flowers. Aunt Fanny" and
her daughter Eva" for many years
identified with the Warm. and by
whom many OF the guests of the even.
ing had been taught to swim, were in
attendance. The swimmers, COSTUME
ed in gay colors, clustered upon the
platform around the pool awaiting the
signal to plunge in" Among them
were: Misses Sara and Louise Gibson.
of Baltimore. who, with Miss Steven
son. of Germantown, performed such
aquatic feats that almost the Illusion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30

bell Raleigh Prichard. of Baltimore.
Nd. are spending several weeks at
the Waverley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong. OF
Baltimore, are stopping for some time
at the Driftwood cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Ribble. Miss
Virginia Ribbie and Mr.. Keith r.
Ribbie, OF Richmond. are spending
a few weeks at the waverley.
+ Mr.. Orsion Linn. of Richmond.
spent the week end at the Queen
Anne cottage.
Mrs. J. e. Morehead. OF Atlanta.
Ga, Is stopping at the Pocahontas
cottage for some time.
Mrs. ]. Lee Koiner and Miss Marie
week end at the Gardner cottage.
Miss Page Shelburne entertained
the members Of her bridge club
Thursday morning at her cottage.
Mrs. Albert Aston and Mrs. Fred
Schley, of Washington d. c.. are
spending some time at the Ocean
Wave cottage.
Miss Bessie smoot. Of Richmond. ia
the guest of Miss Fanny Hart.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Darlington.
of Richmond, are stopping for some
time at the Edgemere cottage.
Paymaster E. II. Van Patten and
MIR. Leroy williams, of Norfolk. are
spending the month OF August at
the Pocahontas.
Mr.. A. j. Lord. MFR. c. f. Chandler
and Mr.. II. L. Linnell. of Norfolk.
are spending several weeks at the
Queen Anne cottage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
ENJOYABLE WEEK
AT BRANDON HOTEL
Bridge, Music, Dances and Va
rious Games While Away
Merry Hours.

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian. }
BASIC CITY. VA, July 3O.-The
guests OF the Brandon Hotel have
spent a very enjoyable summer so
far. and have appreciated the attrac-
tons OF the hotel.
In the mornings bowling, tennis.
riding and driving are the most pop
ular amusements. In the afternoon
there are usually some bridge tables
to be found. and at night music,
dancing and bridge help the young
people to pass the evenings most en-
Joyably.
After supper the children have
their marches, games and dances in
the ball room until $40. and then
the young people dance until later In
the evening.
Several entertainments have been
given during the summer. namely,
dances, Gibson tableaux. tacky par
ties. chatting dish parties and bridge
parties.
Miss Virginia Miller, of Richmond,
who Is very talented unsteady, has
been visiting friends at the Brandon.
and has made ii very pleasant for
the guests by her singing and play
ing.
a candy pull was given last Friday
night In honor of Miss Mary Monta-
que and Miss Virginia Miller. of
Richmond. who are spending several
weeks at the Brandon.
Miss Lettuce Wood ward, of Rich
mond, with her beautiful soprano
voice. has also added much to the
pleasure Of the guests.
Every week parties from Rich
mond come UP to spend the week
H-t " -
the Brandon. Several have toured In
their cars. and have been generous
| In taking some of the guests OF the
! hotel to the different points OF in
/ terest in the surrounding country.
The following have registered dur
I ing the past week: Mr.. Thomas r
| Wolfe. of Bristol; DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Russell Jones. OF Richmond
Mrs. G. b. Maury, OF Palestine. Tex.
| Miss Mary Bleight, of Fredericksburg
Miss Elizabeth Coghill, of Fredericks
burg; Mr.. John N. Clements. OF Knox
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Prichard
of Petersburg; Prof. r. J. Holden, Of
Blacksburg: Mr.. II. v. Karnes, Of
! Stanton; Mr.. J. r. Taylor, Jr., Of
stanton: MIR. Stuart b. Taylor, Of
Staunton; Mrs. Edward G. Kintner, Of
Portsmouth: Mr.. III. 8. Woodward, Of
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Tar
rant, OF Richmond: Mr.. John B. Coch
ran, of Staunton; Miss M. T. Tucker
OF Baltimore; Mrs. Josephine Robin
son of Louisville; Miss Cecil T. Rob
inson, of Louisville; Mr.. H. A. Miller
of Orrviile. o.: Mr.. S. A. Ackley. O.
Richmond; Mr.. L. l.. Saunders, o
Richmond; Mr.. Goe M. Raonx, o
Boston; Mr.. J. A. Rogers. of Philadel
phia: Miss Rogers, of Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Moseley, Mr.. Err
nest r. Moseley. Miss Rosa Moseiey
Mr.. Charles Moseley. Mr.. and Mrs
william M. Habliston, of Richmond.
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regret of ALL with her bright. attrac-
tive guests, leaves on the first of Au-
gust. Her cottage Will be taken, how
ever. for August by Mrs. w. l.. Fiem-
ing and family. OF Richmond.
The hotel Is registering many fam
lily parties. Mr.. {. II. Hoskins, Of New
port News. being one. the delightful
Won Schillings. OF Hampton. sec
ond, and Judge Gus Thomas and fam
iiy. from Maysfieid. KY. being still
another.
Mr.. $. y. starke. the Misses StarSe,
Of Richmond. are delightful represen-
tiyes of that city here.
Mrs w. s. Mccoy, Mrs. George Nell
son and family are another interest
ing Richmond party.
Mrs. Oswaldo Remirez, a young at
tache OF the Panama legation. In
Washington, is spending a few weeks
here, and in spite of his limited ac-
quaintance with American English
he is a very agreeable addition TO the
young set.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
HEIGHT OF SEASON
AT VIRGINIA BEACH
Playing Bridge for Silk Stockings
and Frosty Mint Juleps by
Sad Sea Waves.

VIRGINIA BEACH, July 30.-Vir'
ginia Beach is now in the height OF
the season. Porches are lined with
bridge parties, where many silk stock.
ings and mint Juleps are won and
lost.
Miss Marguerite Thaw has returned
to Richmond after spending two
weeks at the Gardner cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tucker are
! the guests of Bishop and Mrs. B. D.
Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Norwood
Miss Ruth Norwood. Miss Rebecca
Norwood. Miss Mary Norwood and
Miss Ayier Biedsoe, Of Raleigh. N
c.. have returned home after visit
of several weeks at the Beach.
Mr.. George Foote and Mr.. John
son Nelly. of Portsmouth. Va. spen,
the week end at the Gardner cot
tage.
Mr.. N. w. Freeman. 81 Richmond,
Va. Is spending some time Mt the
Ocean Wave cottage.
Mrs Conner. Mr.. Richard Conner
and Master Vincent Connor. OF WASH
ington. D. c.. are spending some tllnc
at the Driftwood cottage.
Mr.. John p. Patterson, OF Peters
burg. liz spending a week at the beach.
Mrs. w. Y. Davis. of Richmond. ia
spending a few weeks at the Gardner
cottage,
Mrs. Patterson. Miss Julia Meade
Patterson and Miss Margaret Banks,
of Petersburg. are spending week al
the Fairborn cottage.
Mr.. W. McMeekie. Miss Minnie Nc
Meekie, Miss Mary Marshall McMeek.e
and Mr. Robert McMeekie. OF Licking
ton. KY. are spending some time at
the Waverly.
Miss Grace Sergeant. OF Norfolk.
is the guest of Miss Livinia Ragland
at the Ocean Wave cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. Davis. OF Rich
mond. are spending a week at the
Gardner cottage.
r Mrs. Joe Leonard. Miss Julia
Leonard and Miss Miriam Briggs re-
spending a month at the Pocahontas
cottage.
Mr.. n. r. King. Of Greensboro. n.
c.. is spending the week end at the
amlin cottage.
Miss Elizabeth Walker. of Lynch
burg, Va, Is the guest OF Miss Eliza
Hamlin.
Mrs. Norris. of Richmond. and Miss
Rose Perkins. of Norfolk, are stop
ping for a few days at the Driftwood
cottage.
Va. Is spending a few days at the
Gardner cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Buchanan, of
Richmond. are spending some time
at the Gardner cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. walter and Miss
Constance Leachman. OF Charlottes-
vile, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. CARROLL at the English
Bungalow.
Miss Elizabeth Boxiey. of Louisa
county. Ia spending several weeks at
the Ocean Wave cottage.
Mrs. A. w. Bennett and Miss Ester
Bennett have returned to their home
In Richmond after spending several
weeks at the Waverley.
Mrs. william Watts. of Roanoke,
Va, spent the week end at the Wnv-
erley.
Mr. w. b. Didlake, of Lexington.
KY. Ii spending some time at the
Waveriey.
Miss Martha Purcell. of Glen AL
len. Va, is stopping for some time
at the Driftwood.
Mira. M. Med. Prichard. Mr.. Dom
aid Blunt Prtchard and Mr.. Camp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30

A small party OF art lovers felt
highly privileged that DR.. thinner
man. before leaving for his Canadian
camp. permitted an exhibit of his
canvases. executed with Corot like
effect Of scenes adjacent to The
springs.
Among recent arrivals are Mrs 8.
C. De Morse. Texarkana. Tex: Mrs.
d. D. Talley and Miss Kate Talley.
Richmond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Nelson and child. Mrs. Richard Walks
and family. Mr.. and Mrs @. A. Can
uon and Messrs. e. l. and J. L. Davis,
Richmond. Va: Mrs. J. B. Houston,
Charleston. w. Va: Messrs. T. c.
Beury. c. r. sterrett, r. r. Houston
and G. Wood. Charleston. w. Va:
Rev. and Mrs Andrew Bird. Balti-
more. Md. Misses Pattie and Luci'e
Feamster. Anderson, W. Va: Mr.. Ray
Mann. Louisville. KY: q. 8. Hayar.
New York: H. O., Williams. Hot
Springs. Vs-s and many others
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
SOCIAL LIFE WHILE
AT BUCKROE BEACH
Reaches High Water Mark-Ex-
cursionists Constantly Pouring
into Popular Resort.

BUCKRoE BEACH. VA. July 30
The week has been very gay at Buck
roe Social life reached Its high wa
ter mark. nature ran the samut of
her possibilities and the Locomotive
Works people reached the climax so
far OF what excursionists can do in a
day. The pleasure which the Nor
easter gave had scarcely passed away
before nature presented her attrac-
tive contrast in a series OF glorious
moonlight nights, which made even
the bridge players forget the four
acres in & no trump hand. and the
st-season-bud7 deaf TO the alluring
strains Of the Merry Widow" In
deed, to watch the kind. knowing old
face of the queen of the night as
she peers over the eastern shore and
then slowly rises into view beaming
upon the world until the likes of her
gigantic smile" broadening, SHIN
mer across the whole wide bay to US
at Buckroe is q sight not TO be scorn-
ed by the most practical
Many entertainments have held the
boards" this week. but always the in
erttahle bridge, whieA-has become,
indeed, the ewige weibiiche character
istic.
The handsomest entertainment ever
given at the hotel and one of the
handsomesf given at the beach at all
was the bridge luncheon on Thurs
day morning. at which Mrs. c. c.
Janin. OF Nashville and San Antonio,
was hostess. introducing her Nashville
friend, Mrs, John B. McFerrin. to the
beach coterie here. Mrs McFerrin Ia
one OF Nashvilie's popular young ma
irons. and by some considered the
~ AA Va
season. Mrs. Janin's gift at enter
tanning made the morning go off with
an esprit characteristic of her. The
game was sprightly and close. result
ing in the top scores being made by
Mrs. 8. r. Snodgrass, of Martinsburg,
the charming daufhter of Senator
Faulkner, who carried off set OF
embroidered towels as a proof OF her
prowesw. Mrs William Young, OF
Hampton, cut the consolation. 'Rut-
ledge Rides Alone" The scores were
all high, the record being kept by
Miss Cecile Janin. the hostess lovely
debutante daughter. Immediately after
the game a beautiful course luncheon
was served in the main dining room
and reflected great credit upon the
taste and skill of the hotel steward
and his corps. The color scheme
pink, was introduced into the tabl,
decorations and menu service. ant
with the covers laid for seventeen
the effect was very pleasing.
Mrs. Janin's guests, besides the
guest of honor, were Mrs. James y
Leigh. Norfolk; Mrs. c. J. Faulkner
Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Snodgrass. Martins
burg: Mrs. William White. Nashville
Mrs Hunter Booker. Mrs. Parker
Mrs. Young. Hampton: Mrs. Thorn
ton Jones. Mrs. Layne. Mrs. Bickford
Mrs. Roper. Buckroe, Miss Anderson
Hanover; Mrs. Thomas q. Luce. Rich
mond.
Other hostesses for the week hav
been Mrs. Thomas q. Luce. of Rich
mond. who gave very attractiv
morning bridge. and MRS. J. v. Bick
ford who varied the program by al
evening game, which was thorough,
enjoyed by the beach circle. Mis-
Fatchett and Mrs. Mason. of Hampton
Mrs. c. ]. Faulkner. much to tn
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Southern Railway.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.--Follcwing schedule figurcs pwblIshsd -
Information and not guaranteed:
$40 A. M.-Daiiy-Loeal for Charlotte.
io:45 4. M.--Daily-Limted--F al points
South. Pullman and Day Coaches.
$500 p. M.-Ex. Sunday Local for Moselsy.
500 7. Me-. sundAy-Keyssiils Locai
il:45 i. M.-Daily-- for al pcint
South. Pullman ready e;30P. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. Me-. sun.--To West Pr, connecting
$3.50 A. Me-. Sun and AIS r. M.--Mon,
Wed. and Fn--Loes to West Point.
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 700 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. daily:
S;*oIA. M.-E1 SUM-. 4:l0 p. NJ: sos r. M
Daily Ell. Sunday. local.
From West Point, 9;ao A. NJ, daily; II rs A. NJ
Wed. and FRI. 545 P. NJ. En- sun.
g. +, BURGESS. d. p. A..
e20 East Main Street. Phone Madlson ass.
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MOUNTAIN EXCURSION, THURSDAY
AUGUST IL, 1910.

The Southern Railway win operate
It's annual Mountain Excursion. August
Ill. 1910. to western North Carolina re-
sorts. Tickets good on all regular
trains on August lith, and limited to
return ten days from date of sale.
Following round-trip fares:
Asheviiie and Black Mountain. $40. 90
HsndersonviIle, Hot Springs and
Waynesviile .................. 100
lake Toxavay ....... 12.oO
Tickets sold from Norfolk. Richmond.
West Point. DanviiIe and intermediate
stations inclusive.
For complete information call on
nearest agent. or write &. r.. burgess,
District Passenger Agent, s2e f. Main
Street. Richmond. Va,
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Can issvs Manchester. sevsnth and Perry
., I. s. % 10, il, .i2 p. NJ, 1. =. q. 4 &
s*3:45. s6. 7. 8. -, l0P NJ
400 r. NJ for Chester. 1900, uidnishs Tor
Cars leave Petersburg foot syessDors Street
for Manchester:
s:lb, Gas. .s7is. S7:ss s:ss, s:ss, sIo.ss,
Has A. NJ. 1898. 'i:e5. 7:3S, 3:3s, Ass. S:3A
Gas. ~7:35, s:35. 9:as. 'io,4o. lt:4o n NJ.
sCAries bagsage and express
.Limited. except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg counect vith cart for
Richmond
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Fork Union
Military Academy

"A great school for boys, Strict diisci-
pline under Army officer. Thorough
instruction under experienced teachers.
Management distinctly Christian, Last
session the best in the history of the school
Many improvements being made for our
next session.
For catalogue and terms address,
E, S. LIGON, Headmaster,
Fork Union, Va.
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HELP.

TT YOU DESIRE STENOGRAPHEH
The Richmond yirginian Want AdyS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-30
Bathing, Boating, Fishing
Stutx-Curtis Cottages, Ocean View,

Va.
Best location on the water front
Two connecting cottages with nice
large rooms, each room has three windows
On cottage car line, car win stop at the
cottage. Only five minutes walk from
the pavilion. Bath house in the yard
Electric lights and city water. Boat free
to our patrons. Home comforts. Terms,
reasonable.
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Public School Pupils,
Attention!

Pupils, failing in June, who study six
weeks with teacher approved by the
Superintendent of Schools, win be given
an examination in September. Mrs G
NJ. Eddington, principal of Pegrams
Seminary viii commence the class August
LIST, 1908 West Main Street Terms: $40,
six weeks.