"Of course," replied the modern miss; "Bring on your aeroplane."
The Blackstone Courier solemnly and truly remarks: "After November 1 of this year, the Soviet for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities will be called upon to take charge of the mint beds in old Virginia."
The editor of the Gordonsville Gazette is a woman, and a grand, good woman she is. How she knows about these things it is hard to determine, but here is what she says: "It's queer how, not a man's conversation is when he is full."
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot man has even been there. Here is one of his pointed paragraphs: "Once again, New York announces that gambling within its limits has been broken up. Let it's a safe bet that Wall Street continues to do business at the same old stand."
"Now it is suggested," says the Norfolk Ledger-Pispatch, "that no postage be charged on any letter from a constituent going his views to his Congressman. Considering the views the people get back from their Congressmen, it may seem exorbitant to charge the constituent 2 cents."
The town of Alta Vista, a one-time boom town, is in some straits. The Alta Vista Journal, in. 