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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-30

I. handsome line of all kinds of
desks at McCoy's Book store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-30

Croquet sets at McCoy's Book
store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-30
ISAAC M. UNDERWOOD,

Office: In Bank Building, Middle
bourne, W. Va.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-30
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

Office: Oil Review Building, Cath
crime street, Sistersville, W. Va.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22

state g NiGli-lu. County 1T 81 Ciait S.
boo ihs Uaittr cod tbc r,litr 90 kiifa Hrrlun.
uu IFsaUr fHfsuu.
NufIrr ia LrrrItN given. that iu pursuance and
hN virtue ui IU Oulri granted tu size undersigned
"a. guardian uf TIE estate 81 suit flIIl Heron
o., thr Hon stephen \. Graham. Judge - pro
lIifr boo Hid Toe said county. uu the iith diN uf
,fauuaty. A. o.. lgDt There Wlli br sold 40 public
NrUdur 90 tlIr hirLrs binder at thr premises
iU tho NUIaEr 81 NuIr iu said County. uu Friday
thr nth daN ut Aptil. 4 ~. 1904. at twu ociptk
uu th~ afternoon of s,id day at the ught. title.
Hud interest 90 said kiTt ttrTrnu tu aud 90 tie
following described l8uus ana premises. situat-
eel ih thr Village Of Vale, County ~ ~. Chair.
stale 90 Michigan. ~ Wit: Tot three 90 Zee Biark
iuur 80 90 Reed s. airNuft's addition tu the VII
ltgr ul Aar. a.. o.. DRAKE,
Guardian ui the estate oi
EiiN, Heron, au insane
ustsuu
Dated March iC'n. A. ~. iiol.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
DEopATH NOTICE

Il ron HTAUtNG CLAIMS UEToHE COURT.
state 40 MlcuiEtu. County ui 81 Clair. -
Nuiirr is hereby given that bY AN order ut the
Probate count tut Use County ~ ~. chair. made
ut hr .iifh t.t, ut March. A.D iglt four months
were allowed Tor Ctrditufn Ca present their
aims Hruiust the estate uf Thutnas Carir.s.
iIf ui s.iIu county. drrrlSrt. aud thtt all rfrd.
Iiufs 60 -iid decreased atr required 90 urrrrut
tt.~iI Chains a. stid Probate Court. 90 the Fro
bii,. ur.U iH the tiiy oi Port Huron. fUr cVum.
IutIluu sNd allowance. uu 90 before tnV Hfh day
90 IUlt urNr. aiid that such ciHlm. viii De- heard
hrlutr stfIa uutt. nu tIr suth dN oi NAV aud
ufi iir aHfb dat uf Iuiy neat, 90 teen O'Clock iu
tlIr furf'uuutI ui t..,rh of those DAYS.
Dated Muou 1u. a. o., lanl
-u-i SItrlitN a GRAHAM.
Judge uf Probate.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
,rloisowarmns. special or

Steam huiicf,, for io',sn warming. spe,ialor
-ehoai hl. s-s. fner.1l or n,eicr rt0s
STABLES, pri l.r. h.,i iIliug washing carriages
u.r Nufer 90 CO.'S ....... ..s. ... .r.ss ... %
Each tltl. iuHil uUfar cor rnN .... ........... %
-iuu.-. HrIu iIv u.r aush bowl ..... ........ 90
~irurf .nr'It'UT lth uufuu, -Hl '.Il rate.
tiIi- II SORES. banks, uiNrrt. gfr DtrIl.. 90
tll uIinlis must o. -oii closing
Water closed ll ItifniD hnasn, co.. On
Muft auufHs, I've PERSONS or ltas............ g ul
Zach Hdu'tlu-al licrsll ..,....-.--.,., %
lf's thln l11 rtAir itrt per month, per 100
ioo Co .noi cu. 70. por mouth pcr ioi ct. Il -
over .upr.i. o. per- mouth per iun cu. 20 . a.
All rate, nnt herein enumerated shall De- pro
puIlItufl 90 the water consumed ANA 900 sUtt. lal
rilrs shall ic Determined hy the Board of llghI
Hii Na'rr commissioners.
~rriinu - Thr rates iuF electric ughis shall
o. Hs follows fur shores, hanks, har.rr shops,
Wi.' 1ui other rp'ulur rri1l p htug cruis per
tuu uIt.. Tor Residences. halls AMI rhurehr~. 70
gt1-ts ffr iull waits All lambs must En IUurutpI
nl th' uolri oi llrht and water commissioner.
A'l ri.", rpi htr.i.l enumerated shali d. pro-
uiHrl o., ale BOARD oi ilsht and water cunmi,-
,lHrrs.
~ca,uu 90. That auy rate ior either water or
NrIt U.lN tr rtItFrr I. Tl'rtFf ur tr arranged ht
thU lUI"I of HIHt HTI ua'rr commissioner. Jt
uu- time fbsE -Hril tyHu 10 Irt.~,rN IOr thu lr,t
lIi,u's, uf tEo VILLAGE. hUt .HHl change or moss
.'NH 'I ui Rates sflIl Doe uIIluI aui ir-t ap-
proved It % ft,ul.iIlu uf fnn village council ami
.tl4 rUr .ulr Nl.H Ilr fI.rH.. Atom approving ihn
,.Hr sHal lr raIIeIri iuf three consecutive
rrt'l. u suiIfH tillt.' itiir' Hid uui eco l.tn rl.
lHHi Within .nU H1s uf .e HIt.f-r. lhH liIIri ui
u Do. HN| Na.rr ,L'I'Ili...' .rr> tH1il hIfv lnr
HH 'T T. Vru. I.U iHI fiIrH Hf.lI consumers r.Ii.
%. IHI .'.el. IuT both II-lf mud Wufsr aui thr
r..fIl ..r such meter ~HHlI Dee determine bY tlr
NNii.r uHuD.i auI t".... t.l BOO same manner u-
ufIr. l' iH4 water IIue,. iruii.rI, hnH ever
tIUs. I.r |.irHiu iur'rr charge iur rl Deer lIght
en-. NH'Fr .." II ru. IF I."N tNIH % riftie month
IHI iI'r minimum rHlIr iur ri.urr li-u' cd. Nalrf
i'Ii r.i.Ii iu. .' i'H!'I .i"'Ii- in"Ii1.
tH" rH. r..T lu tIt U' "rfTIF liFNI Ur wafer U.IF
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
SPRING OPENINGS.
LARGE Crowds Attend-Handsome
Oisplay-Pr Pretty Hats, Pretty Flow
ers, and Everything Pretty.

Wednesday morning brought with il
a futter Of excitement among the lair
sex II this city, and many anxious eyes
peered from behind half closed window
blinds at the east rn horizon. 10 was the
day for the spring openings al The /. y.
Brent Store Isaac Hirsh x Son, and Mrs
d. +. Smith K Co A clear sky ushered
10 the morning. but soon clouds began
70 gather and few drops OF rain iell,
but did not deter any. from the staid
mAtrOn TO the Miss 10 her teens, from
seeing the chow.
The last is always the b. st ti' said
whether true or not, but 10 this case 10 r.
vertically true. for there has never been
before 10 this city such a handsome dis
play OF millinery a. is shown by al the
establishments. saws eOunOisseUr
whose taste is unquestiOned. The stores
were al beautifully decorated.
At Mrs d. T. Smith A TO : new estab-
lishment, which is presided over by Mrs.
smith assisted by Misses Kate keene, Net
til Jett and Carrie Wright, the general
EFFECT Of pretty hate, flowers, handsome
new windows beautifully dressed. was
very pleasing To the eye. Each visitor
was presented with csrnatiOn fresh
from COvey. the florist. by the late i'm
provements made this store II admire
bly suited for the business and shows of
the dainty creations with fine effect.
At the T y. Brent Store where Miss N
I 7. Johnson. whose taste ia generally con-
sidered au iait in everything that per
tai 5 to the millinery art was 10 tharge
- . Ella
/ Hogan, Edith Cayill and Rose COmegys,
there was another scene OF beauty and
/ the spacious rooms on the second floor
were crowded with buyers and lockers
/ These large rooms, well adapted To Ii.
Z play. had been converted into a bower
OF lovelness. a. expressed by visitor.
T Ladies stood before the large mirrors
irving on hats, snd ordinations OF on
how lovely were heard on all sides The
proprietor. Mr. T. s. Brent greeted all
/ with smile aud pleasant word.
Last. but not least, was the opening OF
Isaac Hirsh K Son. Mrs. Hirsh has en-
joyed the reputation for years OF bring
ing here the pref test designs 10 millinery
and she has maintained it this year
Miss Rhett Calhoun, assi-ted by Misses
JAMIE Thomas. jamie Riley, Bessie Me
Ghee and Lou Aldridge. each in evening
dress, wearing corssee bouquets, were
kept busy exhibiting the many pretty
hats. flowers. &c while Nee r. lsaaC
and Maurice Hirsh. the prOprietOrs. g.
sisted by Mark MeGhee and Hayden
Boz4l. made the visitors welcome.
1t was the day OF two in each year
that give to the fair ones "a continued
round OF pleasure y
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24

Mr.. Jao. c. Willis was taken suddenly
in at his place OF business Wednesday
morning and conveyed home in q car
rage He was attended by Dc Il. Hales
ana il now somewhat improved.
The taking Of depositiors in the Shiloh
BAPTIST church ease. which has been in
progress for the past ten Days, was con
cuded Tuesday evening
NJ Beverley jennings. OF Culpeper, Is
in the city, and will take steaography
from Mrs ". II. Middleton AZ the Col'
lege.
Mr.. A. e. Raines has purchased OF Mr.;
W ". Owens. OF Richmond, Va, several
nice building lots near Bridgewster Mills.
Dr. L. G. Smart, of Baltimore, who
has been the guest OF Rev. I'll. ii Barrier
for a few days, returned Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Wright, who has been the
guest OF friends in Baltimore, has re-
turned.
Mr.. T. d. Levering. of Baltimore. il the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Chas- l. Ruiiin.
Mr. Henry Wissner has returned from
q visit TO relatives in North Carolina.
For Sale-TOmsto and cabbage plants.
by F. T. Coyey. the florist .2mlm
Councilman G. W. Wroten WAS in
Richmond Wednesday.
For Sale-Baled shredded fodder b.
Clark, Snowden
Mr. Charles X Coulling, Secretary OF
The + b. Taylor Crockery Company
Ri hmond, Va, recently died. Proof OF
death was sent 20 the Penn Mutual
Life insurance company on the tn inst
and check for s. ,5O0in pay ment wassent
by return mail 10 his administrator
The Penn Mutual Is one Of the oldest and
best companies, aud issues al the lead
ing forms Of policies for protection, in
vestment, and both combined The
Penn Mutual wants an agent for Fred
erieksburg and vicinity, To whom will be
given liberal contract. For further in
formation, write 70 Cunningham Hall,
General Agent, III Main Street. Rirh
mond Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
WESTMORELAND.
Farmers and Fishermen Discouraged
Armenian Farm Laborers Other
Interestine Items.
Onk Grove. Ya.. March q. lg-

Oak Grove. Va, March -, 1904.
The return Of rainy weather THE week
IL most disconrsging 10 farmers and fish
men. who are grady behind with their
work. We heard ~ SEVERAL farmers on
the Rappabaunock nAts Who were busily
blowing last week IN spite Of the mud
viii b IL 90 dtepin all this section that IL
requires much bravery 90 drive over the
roads and IL surely requires more TO
pillow the fields in the present condition
DR. Whiting has been kept quite busy
OF late, as there have been IA nun 1er Of
eases OF grip and pneumonia rtq iring
his attention
Dr.. Washington il still absent, visiting
his son. DR.. Warner " Arlington. ia New
York. lie was arc implanted NTH bJ
his son. Mr. Augustine Washingt n
Mrs. John h. " wilson. of Wak,i ID. il
spending some time 10 Washington city
Mise Augusta Writ, who spent h. win
ter here with her grandmother, has re
turned.
Mrs. Lane and Mrs Hoffman, Of
Olathe, Kansas, who were guests I hr.
". B. Stiff aud family, and were cetain-
ed here ali winter by the lee, left recently
for their Western homes after 3 most
pleasant visit in old Virginia
Mrs W. e. Latane lift last week for
Washington, where che will remain Tor
some days.
The scarcity Of labor in this section has
induced Mr. Henry Massey, who has
charge OF his mothers fine farm, 20 en-
gage Armenian lsborers, and should
they prove satisfactory. and there IL
every reason to believe they will oiher
farmers will follow his example.
The Patriotic Daughters OF America
are preparing for an entertainment at
Easter
The Sunday school at The Cottage"
IL In quite fiourishing condition This
10 sunday school organized during the
winter while the Sunday schools 10 the
churches were taking rest
The Baptist and Episcopal Sunday
schools will be reorganiLed first sunday
10 April. and that at Grace Methodist
church At the same time.
There il a very hourishing union Sun
day school at l.eedstown, conducted by
earnest Christian workers, who, seeing
the need OF such an organization. have
put forth their best siiortr, which have
been crowned with much success and
the future OF this good work Ia bright
A very neat house il being erected on
lot belonging 20 Mr.. John Baxter which
when completed, will be used for r ligious
purposes.
A number OF the farmers lost young
lambs during the last cold spell, and
some cows suecumbed 20 the cold
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
IN NE IN ORIAM .

The death OF Dr. SpOttswoOd W. Car
michael sounds the knell OF "the pass
ing" Of the doctors OF the old school. p"
The gentle courtesy and qniet considers
ton to all he came in contact with kept
in mind the code Oi antC- bellum days.
while his sound judgment and accurate
information placed him in the 'front.' rank
of the most thoughtful men OF bis PROBES
sion. More than one, when seeking ad
vice Of some eminent specialist, have re
turned with the assurance, III NJ der De-.
Carmiehael's care you have the very best
medical advice and we can suggest no
better treatment OF the case. II sisith-
lulness TO what he bel eyed right was eX
smplited In his special wish 10 be buried
in the Confederate Uniform. and 50 In
this dress OF by gone days, dear To his
heart. he mas crossed over the river aud
il at rest with other heroes of faithful
service. while in our hearts, as long as
life lasts. will linger the tender memory
OF the faithful friend and beloved pbysi
clan, a type in the highest sense OF the
unOstentstious Christian gentleman.
One Who Knew Him
fredericksburg, Va, March %, 1904.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
SPOTSYLVANIA.
ExeitIna Fox Chase Contemplate
Erecting Excelsior Factory Notes
and Personals.

Spotsylvania e. H., Va, March q 1904
Rev. John +. Coleman preached a very
interesting sermOa al christ church, At
this place. Sunday morning at III a m.
Messrs. Harris s Frazer have added 10
their store building very attractive ad'
dition.
Mr.. ". A. Pritchett, very aged gen
tlemAn, il very sick at his home near
Sunlight.
n. II. Twyman. J. W. Micks, Wilson
Y Waller and +. b. Durrett had very
exciting fox chase on Wednesday with a
pack Of 20 hounds. They caught one
fox in 80 minutes after he was started,
and the second fox in 30 minutes.
We expect to hear and see in the very
near future the humming OF machinery
and putting Of smoke from a new excel
sior factory which some gentlemen are
contemplating 10 erect in our village
A regular session OF the holy meet
ing" was held at Zion church on sunday
evening Mise Ethel Garner conducted
the meeting and many testimonies were
given.
Capt John K. Alrich and Justice sam
mel q Baydes were at the Courthouse
Monday on business. 49,
DIR. VIM. A. Harris says there Is little
sickness around.
our farmers are getting their plows 10
shape and a. soon 81 the weather viii
permit will commence their work.
Our roads have very much improved
and in a few days will be 10 good con-
ditioD for hauling
Judge Mason has directed the clerk to
have the jury summoned Tor the hrst day
OF the April term OF the court Instead OF
rhe second day a. heretofore.
MIR. Laura +. Jett has qualified as ad
ministratrix Of Jilson W. Jett, deceased,
In a bond in the penalty Of ~ $50, with
George Jet. Augustus Jett, Henry NJ
Jett and Lucy lett az her securities
There are no persons at this time con
fined in Jail
Frederick ". Coleman. Esq, Of your
civ was at the Courthouse Monday on
legal business.
Mss Mary b. Gayle, our popular
school teacher at this place, has nice
roll OF scholars who seem 10 be making
rapid progress In their work.
+ n DeJArnette. Jr has returned TO
his Office here alter an absence OF several
weeks 10 Orange, where he has been en-
gagged in the tssing Of dispositions In
chancery course Of kir against hario"
and others.
Master Joseph A HArris, the little son
Of Dr.. ". A. Harris. has recovered from
a recent spell Of sickness.
Common wealth's Attorney lee >.
/ Graves. il now 10 Atlantic City, :. j.,
where has been spending several weeks
IL IL not known whether ne will be back
70 testify a. a witness 10 the case tom
monweAlth against Crismond at the
April term Of the court.
Mrs Mary + Blsydes. OF Mount
Peasant. who hss been somew hat indis-
posed, i now better.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Orchestra Concert,

The College ORE hestrs held q well at
tended rehearsal Monday night. The pro-
gramme for their concert rext Friday
night IL one Of the best they have ever
presented. and those who fail to attend
will certainly miss p musical treat. The
soloists will be Mrs. + c. Ninde and MR..
Mt. Church. Mrs Nihde and hr. Chss.
Wright will sing a duet, aud the balance
OF the programme will consist OF selec-
tions by the Orchestra, including several
novelties
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Lafierty, wife Of the Rev nr. J. J
I.afierty, was paraly Ted few days age
at her in Albemsrle county.
Sunday night at the doubIe-traekin0
camp. near Culpeper, John HinAle, col
ored. shot and allied Cue. King, another
negro, and made good his escape
Congressman RiXey asys il IL possible
that q point in Prince William county
Virginia. between Manassas and Broad
Run. will be selected for army msnedSers
Senator Mallory, OF Florida, has pre-
,ented 20 the Confederate Museum al
Richmond q liiesiIe portrait Oihis father
Secretary Of the Navy Stephen K. Nal
lory. Of the Confederate States.
Mr.. Tom Wilson was injured at biz
saw mill. in King anu Queen county, by
A piece Of plank which struck him IN the
face. broke his spectaeles, and pieces o.
the glass few in his eyes. He was taken
TO Richmond 10 consult an oculist.
Bya recent act OF the Legislature Tues
day alter the fourth Monday 10 January
March. May, July, September and No
yember have been Fixed ss court day tor
Middlesex county. The next term Of
court will convene Tuesday, March ~ b
Lawrence Steel, twelve years ears, Ia
tally shot his eight year-Old brother
Robert, in Roanoke. The bullet from
a 80 caliber revolver passed entirely
through the boys neck. The boys had
secured the revolver from their iather' Z
overeoat while be was asleep.
The contract has been let for 800
600 theater in Richmond on Broad street
between Eighth and Ninth streets. II
will take the place OF the old Swan Tav
ern. which was more than century age
one Of 1.-The leading hostelries OF Richmond
The new structure will be complete by
september 10.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Mayors Court.

Atthe Mayors court Monday morning
Henry Catlett aud Peter Taliaierro. two
eolored boot blacks, were fined 50 %
each. for lighting on the sidewalk sun
day morning Lottie Stanley wss fined
SO 30. for going to the Jail door and
cursing Henry Slaughter, one OF the in
mates
At the Mayors court Tuesday Record
er ". 5. Embrey presiding, Chas. Way,
colored. was fined s. 81, for disOrderly
conduct, aud not having the cash went
to jail for 30 days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Deaths in SnotsYIvania

Little Tollie Logged. aged 10 years, !
months, eldest son Of Mr., and Mrs. Ellis
Logged, Of Spotsylvsnia, died at his
home near Good wiz Saturday, 18th, OF
9bcess OF the stomach.
Mr.. Robert Wharton died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. c. l.. straughan
Sunday, at the advanced age OF s6years
He had been 10 i'll health for severa
months. One daughter, Mrs. Straughan
survives him. laterment took place II
the family burying ground on Mr.. A, d
Straughau's farm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect Jan. 18th. 1904.
LEAVE NORTHWARD.

LEAVE NORTHWARD.
coo A. NJ. daily. Stops on sigma at
Oceoquan Sundays only.
$40 A. NJ. daily. Stops st Alexandria.
1905 A. NJ. Sunday only. Stops on
signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide Water,
QuAntico. Cherry Hill, Negiey, OccOquaD,
Lorton and Alexandria.
1915 A. NJ daily, except Sunday
Stops on signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Water. Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone.
Negley, OceOquan. LOrtOn, Accotink,
Frsnconia, Seminary and Alexandria
IA T. NJ daily except Sunday. stops
At Alexandria.
6.49 z. NJ. daily. Stops on signal al
Brooke. Wide Water, Reid. QuanticO
and Alexandria
1901 p. NJ. daily. Stops AZ .Alexan-
dria Stops on signal ST OccOquan on
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, Hieh-
mond accommodation. Makes GIL stops.
8.2l A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
srain Stops on signal at Wide W SteF
and Brooke Sundays only; at Milford
boswell and Ashland daily, and on sig
nal at other local stops on Sunday only
S.4S A. NJ. daily except Sunday Makes
local stops on sigma.
1928 p. NJ. daily. 5. A. l.. train Stops
on signal at Lorton and Oceoqaen sun
days only and daily ST Qusntico, Milford
boswell and Ashland
5.26 p. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops AT boswell and Ashland
6.39 2. M daily. Makes local stops
on signal
Slip. Nj. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland
On signal
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
p. NJ daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg 6.33 p. NJ.
NOTE-Time OF arrivals and departures
and connections not guaranteed.
&. { cox, Agent
" d DUKE. C. ". CULP. ". Z. TAYLOR
(,en Man Asst Gen. Man. IrAf MAD
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Celebrated 35th Anniversary Of
Marriage.

Mr.. and Mrs V. C. Strashurger eele
brated the 3Sth anniversary OF their
marriage Sunday. sumptuous family
dinner was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. ra'burger, Miss Bertha
Strssl u ger, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Milton
Strasburger Miss Jennie Herstine, Or
Melville Strasburger William Strssburg
er and Ed win StFssburger, all OF Bslti
more We extend congratulations, with
the wish that they may live TO celebrate
their golden wedding
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Annther Mar Belle .

Mr.J. Il. Coons. Of Ry land, left at the
Exponent office this week medal, which
is evidently a relic Of the war between
the South and North On one side II the
head George Of " sshington. his name be.
ing stamped above. Below IL stamf Ell
the word security" On the Teyerse Tide
il the following letter. T. Rn--ell. Co +
IstN ~. VT Point, Z days battles,
md Bull Run, Champions Pass. Ante
tam, fredericksburg, salem Church.
The medal was found in q deserted cabin
near Mr.. Coons' home.-Culpeper Expo.
nanf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
New Compositions BY Prof :. A
franklin.

The following new compositions by
Mr.. +. A. FrankIia. q Fredericksburg
College. have recently been published
By Theo. Presser, Philadelphia, Pa -
Dance Of the Crickets; t'ring Leaves;
In the Garden, idyl; At the tete, polo
naise; The Daisy Chain, schottische;
Music Of the Bells; Schoolmates, march;
Dancing SuDbesms.
By the Hatch Music Co., Philadelphia,
Pain Shady Lanes, psstorale.
BY the Fillmore Bros Co, Cincinnati,
O-TwO Love Songs just Suppose, and
To Sersphine, a sefensde.
The words OF the two last mentioned
are by Mrs. Franklin.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Mr.. Horace Lacy Smith and Miss
Lane TO Wed.

Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss SalIie MacCorkle Lane, daughter OF
Mrs Edward Lane, OF Bedford City, Va ,
TO MIR. Horace Lacy Smith, OF Atlanta,
the wedding to take place Thursday,
April 7th, at half-past O'Clock. Mr..
smith il a son OF Rev. James Power
smith. D. D., formerly OF this city now
of Richmond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON
Grinia-Rall.

A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of W. l. Ball. 1876 +. Street. ). h
Washington. Tuesday, l 9TH, at 5 o'clock
% m. The contracting parties were Mrs
Eleanora z. Ball. OF fredericksburg, and
Mr. NJ f. Grifis, OF Three Rivers, tai
Only immediate relatives aud iriendswers
present. They lett after the CEREMONY
for New York and Eastern citi's and
will visit st. Louis before going to Cali
fornia. where they will reside The
bride il q daughter OF Mr.. and 1rs. }
". Ball. of this city. Rev. DR.. GreeD, o
calvary Baptist church, was the otfiei
ating clergyman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
cut,o, Fi.hina Shore Open

Clifton Fishing Shore, Whitewater,
Va. will commence seine hauling the
first OF April and is prepared to fur
nish fish in lots TO suit the purchaser.
An orders will have prompt atten-
tion. For prices and further infor'
nation. address Clifton Fishery
Whitewater, Va. mcnSi-3W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-24
Inst Pnokst. Book Found .

The noeket-hOOk lost here on December
29rd and which was advertised 10 The
Free Lance, has been found and delivered
20 the owner. 7. W Pritchett, OF spot
.ylyania. Ii contained nearly $50 and
Mr.. p. il that much richer. ltwes found
by William Poindexter, a eolored man,
who used every endeavor TO find the
owner