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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-15


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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-15

Hundreds Homeless at Scranton.
Scranton. Pa, oct. - .- PROPERTY
valued at almost s1.O00.000 was q
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-15
WIN. Livingston,

Contractor spd Builder, FredericEs.
burg, Va. Fully equipped for all kinds
81 work In the building line. Business
oflice-Room IA. Enterprise Building.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-15
| Ov 1

Often leads 10 pow
erty. NO real
woman ever sold
her heart for the
1,xvrseso Of life
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-15
GEO. w. wRCTEN
Builder and Contractor.

VIII furnish Plans aud Specifications,
contract for erecting all classes OF Build
Ings; furnish hands by the day and 81.
,erjhtend the work In town or country.
"A. Charges Reasonsbls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Rice-Spencer.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
CHASE CITY, VA. Nov. N.-On the
18th Of November, at 10 a. NJ. Elm
wood" the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4.
Spencer, was the scene Of very pretty
wedding, when their daughter Miss
Lille Spencer. became the bride Of Mr..
Y. r. Rice, Of Lynchburg. The bride. q
very attractive brunette. was attired In
dark blue going-away gown and car
ried Bride roses. Leaning on the arm
Of her father the bride was met under
II beautiful bell OF ferns by tina groom,
who was attended by his best man. Mr..
Harry Hunt. OF Farmville. Th, well
ding march, Lotengrin. was very nicely
rendered by Miss Delma Spencer. the
sister Of tho bride. Rev. R. T. Williams.
OF Chase City, performed a very simple
but beautiful ceremony.
The bride is graduate OF tho Womhn's
College of Richmond. Va, and Is also
ar artist Of great merit.
Tho groom Ii 4 very prominent young
hu. mass man OF Lynchburs. and Is con-
nected in business with the Virginia Life
insurance Company.
Among those present from n dlsta,1e.
we're Mr. ami Mrs. ]. v. Rice, Miss Rice,
Mr., Hunt, OF Farmville; Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Spencer. Miss Rubye Crenshaw and
Mr.. Il. S. Goodloe. OF Richmond.
The BRIDE and groom left by the noon
train for their future homo IN Lynch
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

is not OF mushroom growth. II II shall
attain perfection. It must develop in tho
brain of the artist for many months, pos
sibly years, and slowly and painfully
must he put It In q durable form.
Every detail 10 subject to change. and
doubtless many alterations will be made
taking away here and adding to
there.
a special committee is yet to select
the Inscriptions. All the artists were re-
qured to do was to provide suitable
places for them
Far more important of all yet to. be de-
termned Is tho site which the memorial
shall occupy. Much depends upon tho
selection 10 be made. Coming men Will
Judge Of the success or failure OF Messrs.
Valentine and holland Just In proportion
MS suitable or unsuitable site Is chosen.
A special committee will also have this
matter In charge. The very nature OF the
design suggests the location OF the me-
mortal at tho end OF a vista. Mr.. holland
has drawn It In setting which becomes
1t best.
It IS expected that active work on the
erection OF the monument will begin IN
the spring. It will be three years. or tho
time Of the great jamestown Exposition,
before II will be finished and unveiled.
The cost will approximate $4,000. OF
which between $4,000 and $4,000 Is now
in hand. To get the remaining sum Will
be small undertaking for the patriotic
band OF men and women to whom the
Lost Cause IS ever tho first cause"
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Gu A R Rh
K'hawking and Splitting, Dropping Into
the Throat, Foul Breath,
CURED
THROUGH THE BLOOD
SYMPTOMS.

The poison In the blood produces bad,
offensive, fetid breath, bad teeth and sick
ness OF the stomach; In some cases vom-
iting up clear phlegm; enlargement Of the
soft bones Of the nose, affecting sense of
smell. ulcerations of the mucous mem
.branes, hawking, splitting up Jumps, weak
stomach. nose bleeding. headaches, snor-
ing while asleep, stopping up of the nose,
thin, hot blood, all run down. specks
flying before the Dyes. low spirited, etc.
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direct to the affected parts, giving warmth
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Deafness, Ringing in Ears, Head Noises
Thousands OF sufferers from even total
deafness have had their hearing perma-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
MEMORIAL TO Be
ERECTED HERE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

OF this city, and tho ladies OF the Davis
Monument Association Mr.. holland Is
Indebted for valuable suggestions, which
he has incorporated in the design.
Mr.. Valentine has the exceedingly Inn
portant commission OF modelling the he
roic statue Of Mr.. Davis and the alle-
gorical figure OF the South which caps
the splendid shaft OF moro than half
hundred feet in height.
Noble Colonnade.
Tho memorial Is semi-circular colon
made. formed OF thirteen Doric columns,
typical OF tho eleven States which se-
delegates to the Confederate Congress-.
The diameter Of the se1ni-circle is about
fifty-two rect. while from the steps
leading to the floor OF tho colonnade
to the middle column is approximately
thirty feat. The columns are each about
eighteen feet high and above each Is the
shield OF the State which It represents.
Upon the space between this medallion
and the capitals OF the columns will be
written Inscriptions, yet to be selected.
Tho notices of each State will, Of course.
be inscribed upon its shield. Each mas
s!ve buttress at the head of the colon
made will be surmounted by artistic
groups OF war trophies. So much for
the outlines of the colonnade proper.
In the center Of the space. half en-
closed by the sisterhood Of granite col
umns, typical Of the confederated states
rises a majestic SHAFT fifty-six feet from
its base and more than five feet In diam
cter. 1t Is twice belted by bronze plates.
These fall upon the lines where tho
hugo blocks or granite arc cementcd,
giving tho shaft the appearance OF a
monolith. Far up the great pillar. under
the very shadow of the ceI'tal. Ia the
motto Of tho Confederacy. "Deo Vim
dice" Is, translated. God being our
vindicator.'
The Great Seal,
The bronze belts are relieved In front
by tn. diverse and reverse sides OF the
Great Seal of the confederacy. The
space between will probably bear an
Inscription, possibly "rhe Confederate
States Of America, 1s6l-ls65' This and
many other details arc yet to be worked
out Only tho general scheme can be
said to have heen perfected,
Resting upon the capital Of the shaft
is a pedestal supporting the female fig
ure typical of all tho South. 1t Is to
be about seven feet in height and from
the street Will appear the life sizo of a
woman.
Foremost of all will stand heroic
bronze statue of President Jefferson
Davis, designed by Mr., Valentine, who
has given the world the best statues Of
Thomas Jefferson and r, f. Lee, bring
to himself thereby fame and the COM
mendation OF all lovers OF art. All who
have seen MIR. Valentines model Of the
Davis statue are struck with 1t. The ar
fist has placed On. Davis upon pedestal
nine or ten feet high, and the figure, It..
self, will be about eight feet high, Tho
President Is represented at q period of
life when his physical and mental forces
were at their best, Possibly he will be in
the pose of speaking, ono hand extended.
The other resting upon an open book, ly-
ing on stand beside him.
Much to be Done.
I.uch is yet to be done. A work so large
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Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Eouthern Railway Company,
Dffine Of

Southern Railway Company,
BY dlreetion OF the Freight Claim Agent
Il VIII ss a. 3 Wn n the o city
fused freight. on Tuesday. November "a.
1903. commencing at 10 o'clock "A, NJ.
Terms. cash.
!; 9, p. App!eWhite. Ashburn. Va, ]
+ 4 5uF'oS n t Sna5 y H. ~ *;
bd iron ls !. Chicago Grasyon Co., front
Royal, bx, p. frames: !, i. ". Terry.
Eranklin, Va. IL bbl whlskey; :, I, i,
chine; 7. GhumJer Herndon. Va.
don, va, Dbl. water; s. c. Nj. walker.
spruse. Lynchbuyg. Va. ! bx. trees; 10.
ware; ii, NJ. k. No. 4. Lynchbnrg, Va,
Va. case matches: IS. Miss {, baum.
garten Lynchburg. Va. ! trunk; H. D,
y, g, hynehbprg. Va. ! bbl; vinegar;
bx glass e. J. 81 Eeh mSa'hhsprA wa
S Sa S Ss oIHHba WATER " i 81 s. t{ ass,
mat a. asss M Sne4Rufs Ra ed hogeH s
Nc. va, 2 h boxes soar; 81. j, j;
s sai@ss sessss s?'A X h asss%t we,.s.
q. i. MITCHELL ROCKY Mt; Va, Dbl,
j cob mills, 20. g., w. Newman. Som.
ersett, Va,,, crt, and bx, copper; e, p,
Hushes Vienna, Va. Kit paint; IS, Bos.
sit Lee. Vienna. Va bbl, glass;i 20, Bal
lard Bros, Vienna, Va, a,cs. Ripans, 3 ca.
+. pans, crts, bins; 3d., ], A. Minifee,
Warrenton. Va, bdl. doons; 81. Shaw
Witt Warrenton. Va, r. G, machine,
9 pes, mch, 2 pes; casting. bd!s casting;
! SO. y, a, Cockrall, Manassas, Va, ] bx.
9 axlss,, ] pole, bdl' hatchets; -, n, \,
Yeast Co, Manassast Va, ] case cas- yeast;
sack rsrtzer vs. g. Ri eaM g. faa agg
Arlington, va. i case b. & s.; SS. j. L,
Garter Ar5ngtop, va az, kegS nails s. y
!! tinware; 10. r. NJ. Gaines. Chase City,
va, case 4. goods. a. J; i, ?. ST., Z
cider; AZ. is. Alorella, cephas, Va, ri
es. maccaron!. cs, groceries; 49, r. A.,
Co.. Clover. va, bx. p. frames; A. Wm.
Warner. Glover, Va. ! empty bx;.. Is,
I-eight Co., Clover. Va. 3 bdls. cradles;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Two Writs Denied.

The Supreme Court yesterday denied
writs OF error in two cases. One was that
OF the Commonwealth VS.. Guy Johnson
from the Corporation Court OF Norfolk
where the defendant was fined for selling
liquor in violation OF the law. The other
case came up from Newport News. where
q Chinaman named Geo. Hop was fined
$40 and costs. for conducting "a laundry
business without license.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

J Lounge, ! Chair, I Crit. Glass. Boz.
yox II. H. Goods, s. N. 8. Marquis !
BOX Clothing George Z Th Wn as H12xe Is,
Stevens: Box Drugs. w. s.. Preston;
Rox G. Ware. C.. c. Brown & Co.; BOX
Drugs,. w. N. Nagengnst: ! r.. Chair
ii. Aatehinscn; ! Box Waves. ". r.
lrigg Co; Bag Corn, T. W. Wood K
sen; 70. Mhls'laS, " ! =; TriEs Co;
Ids son sis Ia. x D. aapcdoran; sieat
Alock, ". {. Allen: box Bedding. Mrs
Vaughan 8 90; 2 Casks. s Ware. ~. A.
Jones & Cndbury Co.. Notify G. Manning.
Ashland. Va. w. r. MahSney 4 Co.,
K!fhm9nd ya IL, Engine Grated " NIB
,ei fs ii: Iron castlns, n. r. Triss CO.;
sS4 Co.'S: n " r haa e SIT so!
Men Il k eaTts rs g. Ha Ha Box clo
snee Cosby: ertd; v Msh; , Md., Nh q,
Fire Mortar. A. ". Lamb: Bdl. Fire
4 Thomas: Bdi: castinss. VIZ. Sot.
sis sat t pIs = 0 Williams o CO.. Bos
Wrenches, Va, Elec. Ry. e: Development
Co.: 2 B1 Biscuits. L. 2. WILLIAMS &
Co., and 81 Unmarked Boxes, Barrels,
At Milford lilo Va, Bdl. Castings, Order
u. II. Stafford g. Bro. Notify ]. A. Bald
win: 2 Bags Portland Cement. Cofer
At Ruther Glen. Val Show Case. H.
Al Fredericksburg, Val BOX Auto
Machinery. 3. II. Chinn; ! Box P. ~ !.
G, W. Perry; 2 Boxes, Drugs. j. 3. Null
10: Box Auto Machinery. ]. H. Thorn
ton; Box Auto Machinery. B. g, Dick-
crson; Box Tinware, B. c. Stone;
Wire Cot, E. c. Mincle; Cradle. Chair,
l.. r.. Dennis.
l.. Bridges.
At Alexandria, VAL Crate Machinery,
J. w. Coffin; Z Packages Safes, z. De-
vaughan; 3 Cal,s. Booth & Curtin; 2
Cases. L. NJ Belts; Bal. Tent, Reed
shows; stove. 3; Henry; 3 Cases Eases Books s
en- Scott; Bdl Paper. ". H Walker, 20
ingston; Q Crates. W. ]. Malone; Box,
A Blanks
AZ Quantlco. Val Showcase James
Gary.
At occoquan. VAL r, Chair. 4 settee,
I Brass Stand, ! Lamp w. p. r.; l
Box Drugs. NJ. Radcliffe; Box Drugs,
4. N. H; Stove, Ben Washington.
At Ashland. VAL Pillow. ! Cultiyator,
! Hames. Alex. Gordon; Showcase, l..
At Whitewater. Val Showcase. n. E..
At Brooke. VAL Showcase T. r. g..
r. 10. DUKE. Agent
The Valentine Auction Company, Auc-
. tIoneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
JUSTICE PRITCHARD
WEEDS IN WASHINGTON
CIV Assoclated press.l

WASH NOTION, Nov. 4.-Justice Jeterr
c. Pritchard, OF tho Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia, formerly United
states Senator 6rom North Carolina. and
Miss Lillian saum. Of this city, but Of
North Carolina parentage, were married
here to-day. Rev. FL Power. pastor
Of the Christian Church, OF this city,
ofilciated, and owing to the Ill health
OF the brides father only the immediate
Pritchard left later for New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Observation Party,

The Rector's Aid Society OF Epiphany
Church. Barton Heights. will give an
Conservation Party Tuesday evening,
November 18th. at tho residence OF Mrs.
VIM. Redd. OF Chestnut Hill, for the ben
eft of Epiphany choir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
RYAN AND. BLAIR TO
finance SEAB0ARD
la4..,,aA frnm First Page.l

way. lust how President williams has
managed to secure financial assistance
from his ancient rival and to keep tho
road entirely independent Of the Southern
PATHWAY and other interests is not dis
closed. Indeed, 1t is rather In the nature
OF a triumph in diplomacy for Mr.. VIII
,iamH. whose resourcefulness In emer-
rencie, has been frequently demonstrated
in the past.
New York Dispatches.
Tho story cleaned largely from local
,ources is fully confirmed In the follow
Ing Associated Press dispatch from New
York:
II wa, off,cially said to-day that state
ments to the effect that negotiations were
IN nrogress or in contemplation affecting
tho absolutely Independent position OF the
seaboard Air Line system or looking
n the entrance into this property or
Southern Railway interests or OF par
t,e. Unidentified with any other compe-
ting system are without foundation Pres
ident Williams, Of the seaboard line. was
81. his Office in this city to-day in confer
enca with some u the directors of the
road. He refused to make any dlrect
statement regarding the reported negotla-
lions for loan. r.
Wall street understands that Thomas
r. Ryan, who was factor IN the SSp.
board Air Line years ago, Is prominent
IN the more recent developments connect
ed with the system. No confirmation u
this was obtainable at Mr.. Ryan's ONCE,
and the banking system most CLOSELY
Identified with the seaboard system wou'u
not discuss the matter at all
Furnish the Funds.
Concerning the arrangements for IL
nnncing the Seaboard Air Line FaiwAy
Company, negotiations regaralTg wn'u !.
have been carried on TOR several uasa :.
8 Davies Warfield, president Of the Con-
tinental Trust Company, OF bat,lll.oie,
and parties in Baltimore and Richmond
owning and controlling large maJu'ity
AZ he stock OF the Seaboard AIT Line
Railway Company, have reques' ~.
Thomas r.. Ryan and Blair ana company
to furnish the funds deemed heoesanss
NV the officers of the company to COM
niets fine Atlanta and Birmingham ex-
tansion' and TO take care OF the floating
Blair and Company and Mr.. Ryan have
agreed to furnish the amount asked Tor.
provided the management OF the com
pany is entrusted to a board OF directors
named by them,
n il understood that the plans pro-
posed have the approval OF President
1ohn SHELTON Williams and his associates.
A banking house recently affiliated with
the seaboard Air L,ine, In sem'-oifleiai
statement to-day. announced that II did
not approve the Ryan-Blair proposal; ms
house said It REGARDED TINS LATEST oeyei-
opnent In the Seaboard's affairs as
tentative plan, and intimated that some
thing might Intervene to prevent Its coa-
summation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING OF
THE CHASE CITY MINERAL WATER
COMPANY.-By order OF the Board OF Direc-
tors a special meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Chase City Mineral Water Company IL
hereby called to be held at THE Mecklen-
Va. s on Friday. the 9th November. 1905
at p. NJ. Of that day for tho. following
payment OF tho outstanding debts OF the
Company and for the further Ell prosecution f o Of
Enthusiastically 10 authorize sale OF the
rights, franchises and all tho property. real
and personal. OF the Company, and to apply
Company's debts. and to the distribution of
tho surplus II any. to the parties entitled
notified and request ed to attend said n1eeting.
Done by. order OF the Board d, OF Directors
THOMAS r. JEFFRESS. President.
John G. Miller. Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Railroad Y. M. C. "A.
At the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered at $3.50

this nfternoon:
Story OF the Prodigal Son.
!, The Young Man Leaving Home, by
Mr.. W. NJ. Bickers Dispatcher.
2. The Young Man Away from Home.
by Mr.. ]. r. Harmon, Timer. Song: I'm
the Land Of Strangers"
8. The Young Man in a Far Country,
by Mr.. ]. B. Wood. Quartette: Where
Is Ny Wandering Boy Tonight
4. The Young Mans Return Home. BY
Mr.. s. L. Thomas, secretary. Quartette:
1.-THE Wayside Cross"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
CHURCH NOTICES.

LEIGH STREET BAPTlST CHURCH lcoR-
ner Twenty.ffth and Leigh Streets on Bread-
at II "A, n. by DR., EpWAhD, l.
PEIL. and at s p, N, by Rev. z. W. M-ASGi'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
SEALED PROPOSALS..
The City of Richmond. Va,
City Water Works, City Hall,
Chas. e, Boiling. superintendent.

Chas. e, BoIllng, SupefIntendent.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RE.
ceiyed at this office until MONDAY
November 10th. at 5 p. NJ. for 6uildS
ings and machinery as follows: One
both TO be OF granite. Hydraulic. steam
and Electric Machinery OF 200 h. +. and
two (2) Electric Motor Pumps. each 81
400 gallons per minutes.
ton may be obtained at this Offices
Proposals for the whole or any par
are to be accompanied With certified
check OF $4,000. The Committee on
Water reserve the right 70 reject AM
- cHAs. L. BOILING, suak
nov S.b,7.lo.lg and u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEEr1Na.-TuE AN.
nual meeting Of the steekhsleers Of the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0.
at Its office In the city Of Richmond, Va, on
MONDAY, the 10th day OF November. 1908. at
closed from November 10th until November
t'sa 49, J. u. WINSTON. Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.) Is

pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years, Composed Of
Pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak stomachs,
cures Dyspepsia. Sold by all Druggists,
lions for home cure. SAMPLE SENT
FREE by, writing BLOOD Balm Co.. No.
Is Blood Balm Building, Atlanta Ga. De-
scribe your trouble. and special free med.
ical advice. also sent In sealed letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

AUCTION Sales.--future Days
by rho Valentine Auction Company,
Auctloneers

Auction Sale Of Refused and un.
claimed Frelghts on hand al the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Pc.
tomao r. R. Co.'s Freight Station,
Richmond, Va, consigned TO the
following mentioned persons and
business firms at Richmond, Va,
and other points mentioned, TO be
Sold al Auction, for charges, on
tuesday Morning, Dec. 6th.
1909, al Richmond, Va, con,nnenc.
Ing at 10 O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office OF tho Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the onice OF the
Company in the city OF Rchmond. Va. on
TUESDAY. the 18TH day Of NOVEMBER. a.
books OF the Company will be closed from the
7ih to the 18th Of November, both dates In
elusive.
Dated October slst, 1908,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

All persons having claims. against P. r..
CONRAD-BEETLEY CO., and all persons In
debted to tho said concern. will please settle
with the undersigned at No. los South Thir-
se'As" 's''''' wM. c, BENTLEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
: Al " Whitewater. va showcase, r. e.

At Brooke. Val Showcase. T. r. g..
r. ID. DUKE. Agent.
The Valentine Auction Company, Auc-
tloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
At Quantlco. Val Showcase. James

At Occoquan: Val r, Chair. I settee,
I Brass Stand, ! Lamp W. p. r.; 1
Box Drugs. NJ Radcliffe; Box Drugs,
1. N. H; Stove. Ben Washington.
At Ashland. Val Pillow. ! CultiYator,
] Hames, Alex. Gordon; l Showcase, l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

BY direction Of tie e Freight claim Agent
Will sell at public. aueiiun. In tho city
OF Richmond, Va, for freight and other
charges, the follow.as unclaimed or re
iso I0 c eanh at ' 10 O'clock e x, H.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-12-30
Fire at Spencer

Spencer had another disastrous
fire on Saturday. The fire origin
ated in the fine new residence of E
FL Flynn and the building was to-
tally destroyed, although the great
er part of the furniture was saved.
He estimates his loss at $40, 900.
The Riley Hotel was entirely de-
stroyed and the loss on that build
ing and the furniture is placed at
$1,000
The residence of Hon. Walter
Pendleton was scorched and was
only saved by the fire protection
that he had provided for suoh an
emergency.
Spencer has had three or four
disastrous CONGREGATIONS, but will
soon have ample FIRE protection, se
water works are now being con.
structe d.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-12-30
HAD BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS
AND THOUGHT He WAS INcuRARLE

Lon Kelly is housekeeper this
week. for his wife while she is
teaching and their cook is visiting
Calico Rodgers and wife spent
Christmas with his parents.
Emma Rogers is visiting he,
brother at Gallipolis this week.
E 81 King is enjoying good
holiday trade in his new store.
Il w Sands, who has been sick
30 long, is not much better at this
writing.
Died, last Wednesday and was
buried Thursday the "a, the two.
year old child of John Wamsley
and WIFE e
Mrs E 81 King is slowly improv.
ing in health. We hope for he,
speedy recovery. UP-To!DATE.