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SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. v. Darling. Of Baltimore,
Celebrate Thcir Silver Wetiing Four
Generations Present.
- q. b. -. -.


Me. and Nm c. W Darling celebrated
their SILVER @r,iiiuE anniversary lharsday
evening. Nuyrul l.'g :. a. iar- bone, 80 y.
Fultun atsuae. BALTIMORE. h. house nAs
lA-,,iully decorated wfh ieras sod pai,ei
p.Auis, and Jhe table a5it c hawrr-. roses
and carnations Mr. aui MIS- Daring rr-
cvsy-j yu she paF.as l,s-sis @ issrk uf palms
4 fI-asarable feature uf ,h- occasion ~as Che
representation ul '1ar geucrAllans, So ta1h the
suolhrr 81 NJ aud M. Darling i.s-Hs Frv-rut
aHi ihs IaIisrs SOFA aui al:r aaI iastf SD
Wv.l~y. The evening "a, g,eAsarts spent
siih vocal and Instrumental mustr. Refresh
m~nIs wrre served a. % u'c.HcE. she tsNiuTr
Of which uas large wedding cake. upon
wh.cl. - small cau&i-s srre haru5us These
Ner, later rxJlHcuishFl by Rev +. L. Watson,
81 the Harlem PARK u T. Chafch. Many
haudsofDe n ~sii "a Hseial GIFTS az CO, glass
sna SILVER were received.
The couple wrre married by Rev. ]. j.
Brnwn. coySiu af Mr.. Darling, sod they
b t,r three chiidreH. two svHs sud uuu daugh-
irr
Among those present were Mrs. Annie
narliug. Mrs.. Charity Smith. Mrs Rachel
r. CaYlor. Ms Missouri, Roulson, NJ. and
Nh. Burner Cookson. all OF Uniou;own; Or.
sd Mrs. +. 6. Darling, Mr.. aad M. NJ.
john Lynch, Of Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs.
y iiam Collins and their daughter Nellie,
" and Mrs. J NJ. Browu. OF OsinEs Mills;
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Darling, Leroy Darling,
Edith Darling. Mr.. and Mrs 0. Il. smith, OF
Chase. Md; Mr.. aud Mrs. William MerAle,
Mr. aud Mrs Edward Gardner, Mr.. aud Mrs
john I.anlz, OF New Windsor; Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Falter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Howard
Darling. Mr.. aud Mrs. George ". Cossart,
Mrs William Schwartz, Nrs. Jesse Giughng.
Mrs. William Gardner, Mr.. J. Il. Young aud
son Laurel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fiaier, Mr.. and
Mrs Goodwin, Mrs Miller, Mrs Disney, Rev
f. l.. Watson; Messrs Harry Darling, Harry
Routson. George J. FaI,er, Jr., Walton kock
ogey. Elwood Gardner, Harry Ninghng, MAu
nee Yingliug; Misses Annie Darling, GOldie
Darling. Mildred Miller, Bessie Mitchell, Ger
trude Disney. Pearl l.aniou, Ethel Laudon,
Katherine Merkle, Mary Bell; Mr.. and Mrs.
Blessing. Master Wesley Darling.
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West Falls Items.

NOVEMBER 9.-Miss Minnie Brown. who has
been visiting her sister, Ms Oscar Hood, has
returned to her home in Westminster.
Miss Emily GoSnell Is visiting Miss Minnie
Brown OF Westminster.
Revival services closed last Friday night.
John NALL and family spent Sunday with L.
G. Lowman aud wife, OF this place.
Monroe CLANCY Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Walter o. Trigg, Of Baltimore.
CephaS and David Carver spent Saturday
evening with their sister, Mrs. Elmer c. kolb,
of Mt. Airy.
Cleveland Carver spent Sunday with friends
in Franklinville, and also visited his brother
George.
Mrs DIR. Stultz, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Bair has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
The corn crop is fine
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KnetSIey-BeSter.

In St. Johns Lutheran Church, Hagers-
town, November 9, Miss Daisy Sophia Bester
was married TO DR.. Herbert Lee knesley, of
Westminster, by Rev. DR.. S. W. Owen. The
maid of honor was Miss G. La Refine Bester,
sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were
Misses Nettie Kueisley. sister of the groom,
of Woodstock, Va: Nellie Earhart. of Al
tooua, Pa; Helen Brennrman. OF Harrisburg,
Pa; Pauline Heisl. of Martinsburg, W. Va. i;
Clara Bester. cousin Of the bride, and Mary
Winters. of Hagerstown.
The usherS were DIR. w. Arlett Parvis, DIR.
W. J. Riddick. Dr. Harry E. Jenkins, of
Baltimore; DR.. William Mckinley, OF Phia-
dephia; DR.. William Sonner, of Front Royal,
Va. and Mr.. Charles Danzer;of Hagerstown.
The best man was Mr.. Samuel j. Williams,
of Baltimore.
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Gambler Items.

NOVEMBER s.-The third quarterly confer
ence of the West Baltimore District NJ. +.
Church will be held at Mt. Pleasant on Sat
urday and Sunday. November Is and 10.
DIR. Heisse, Presiding Elder, will have charge
Of the meetings.
A series of meetings will begin on Sunday,
l2ih instant, at Providence NJ. z. Church.
There was quite an interesting meeting
given by the Junior C.. <. Society at Provi
dence last Sunday evening. Miss Beulah
Benson, the superintendent, deserves great
credit for her work among the boys and girls
of our vicinity.
There seems TO be well organized band OF
petty thieves at work in our vicinity. Hen
roosts and beehives seem to be their especial
mark. For shame. young men, for such you
are known to be, to thus degrade your moral
manhood aud cast reflection upon your good
parents.
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Pleasant VALLEY Items.

NOVEMBER g.-Appie better aud cider max
ias has about closed. There was a large
amouu, made ihis season.
jos. p Ying.ng has finished picking and
shipping his apples. He had large crop %
6nc irut.
Dr.. {. NJ Brosu IS having picket fence
pat Ia front Of has house.
IN NJ - Bertha l.. Hllisbridie, Of neAr May.
berry. = visiting her aunt, Mss Eva EckmAn,
Of " ashinEion, u. c. On her return she viii
wish fsisads ia BAinmorc.
Rev Jas q. Ssosesiier sill have his home
lts sion service Or SUNDAY, November l2ih,
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nrrhans Cnuri.

Noaiay. November Oh Edmund g. Show,
e., rxscuioc 81 Mary A. Showef. 6lcd report
Of sale 81 lcaschpli properly, which was im
taci1atcly ratified by agreement Of h-srs, and
che executor also settled his first aud inaI
agenHnf.
Letters % guardianship Serr granted Go
George ". Carver, - guardian o. Eva Cor
'tFlfs Carver, iufaai.
James H. Wrs1r. execute II Lydia hou'z
s--rI~d s-si ari slnai zeeaaui.
"Wednesday. November s.--AauN u. G.
p~1tla5ss, cxeeuIrix 81 NathsUirs Nrrsdtth,
Sled .vpor Of sac 81 real rsiai--
Tav sale oi sh~ rra estate 81! Anns kc,icr,
a4a auaily rsi.6rd.
-Aher G. Br5un. ex-eairix II Nasa {
Bsaau. settled her s-raad accaaEt.
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Special Notices

Eranscl,sttc sers lg--s begin tn the N~thtr 80 Pro
t.-d.alE f'hnrea 90 sn5s ttET SUNDAY evening ars'
e.a-fsfsssa cara ulshl during the scgE Is u tac
t.sfpss- fn rlakc thes> alcstazs Interesting Htai
II ffl- Ec s1rc to =tlnst. tce q soag Nitl
t--rlu each rFsuluE g 4 u'ciock
Tgr meeting ua Aagisy evening" Z. i.r NvNkS
pSAg tsai rs tI& ~ a|t3rrsssi bv Ata =. n. Wright
al Hs ttar1rr Eevfy aul2n ia n cstHalnsrT uvlirst
Tfs sa- ting osl r.s-s cseulng IS tHr rs tNIF
All aI D.. at3drr-sst ty u7. Lea IL President "a
u satesa Mar iRut EascSr EvcrY uEtp 1n West
a;sJtatrf tnaalesl
ne -eulsiniae s-rt s,s 81! gt.r uees sFc ~ EyEEy
sasfV
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xsrrIana collegiate Institute Noles.

Several Of cur boys weut h0me to vote.
Some hare retained aud some have NOT We
Dc not kaow where they are aBless they we're
drowned ia sAll River.
poa'i forget thA, the Emersopian Literary
Society Eiil meet on Saturday night. Soven
Der u.
loot sermons. aae Ia touu in the asoruing and
abe other ia the chapel IN the eveaIng.
Duiy three more weeks and the fan term
~ill have ended. W. are mach pleased 10 say
Il has been 0ne Of The most pleasant IN the
history Of cor school
Mr. l. Y. Barnes. Commerce.. O5. gave bis
alma mater pless@B, cali lAsi Saadzs.
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Atasg---lsi meeting 81 the Buarl % DIRECTORS.
brBi Suvrtnt-cT stb Igo. the t0l os lex rcsil stou
- adopted
Erslsgs,i Thai .t Is eith great sorynS sc esru OF
The death OF GNAEtHs ScHAEFFEE, ne, uuN! Dr. yes
assfr.isse sin sttknt~s Bss yHlucst aut useful
sars5tr of this board His gcuial dtsls~Iisn made
ali hts sen lslntarr,s his friends 4nt doubt % ae
hal Az etsrmy Ia the Wnrid
Ne extend our sincere sympathy % his bercAve,l
. !.e alsi chlHdFcu.
Essle-ti GfstAsF That copy Of This resolution =
sent Is his family ard published ia ihc Democratic
Advocate aud ia the American sentinel
DAVID = STEH President
gro n. PAKEE secretary.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1905,
Sale Register.

Monday. November Is, at O'Clock. p m.-0n the
Burrier L. Cookson farm, at UnioEiown. on the
Westminster pike. $1,000 feet Oak end Chestnut
Boards Plank and Scantling, so cords Oak and
Hickory Wood, so cords Oak Slab Wood. Fence Posts
Chips, Chncks Sawdust. &c. A NJ Kalbach.
Tuesday, November IA. at O'Clock. p. NIL Acres
Uncut Wood and Tree Tops, in lots to suit purchas
ers, on the premises lately owned by E B. Arnold.
% miles west of Finksburg, on the read TO East
View, adjoining lands of Norris Caple and Charles
N. Stocksdale. A. NJ. Kalbach.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-11-11

Every man owes it to himself aud his family
to master trade or profession. Read the
display advertisement of the six Morse Schools
of Telegraphy, in this issue and learn how
easily a young man or lady may learn tele'
graphy and be assured position.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-11-11

William Warren Resp. Sgd = ears. died
Suddenly on Soseu4l-er g. "a tis is1ssirner
No sas lsosraiue av~uus. Bsltimorr. Mr.
Roop ass a native II N-w Windsor district.
and Nus a soH 81 AbrahasI A Rep. hs srad-
uated - New Windsor C1Ileg~ sutlei 80
xiih MeKel.ip 4 C3ahApgb, sid seal e. Bal
tiinore about Is y,srs ago. be A. "a srCiur
fyom Maryland 10 the Nst'snai L.. As-es'a
ton. and vas aiso legal ad,rs~J i,s = naashsr
al be large sholesaie establishments &C shat
civ. lie IS survived D., s. s,Ias. ~h ~rs
before marriage Miss Ej-ie St tua. aud
Is M oath old son. QneuI5r,
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Mrs. Mary Lowell. widow Of the lAie Ohm
II. Lowell, died sfier short illness az the
residence II her daughter. Nrs- JchE ".
Hawk, al Ne~ Windsor, on November 6. aged
"a years. She Was a alcnber % the GermzH
Baptist Church for ovr, 50 wears, and her re
mains we're inferred a, Pipe Greek cemetery
on "Wednesday. Elders EphrAim Stnacr.
Abram T. Suader aad Jeremiah Rc1su Oh
eating. large number ST relatives and
friends attended the funeral. Ma Lowell IS
survived by three c]i'irrs. b. Hrs, inha ".
Hawk ElsNcs;h + 81, Dcuui-rs. aaA Wm.
d. Lnsril. IL Nsw WINDSOR
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
MORGAN-DECKeR
BsaulfuI Needing az Salem Baptist CSl-rF, 10
SpOtglydnia Count

Historic Salem Baptist ch''ch. in
Spotsylvania county. iour Wf,~ from
this city. was the scene OF hHu 'u.
wedding at noon op Wcinc.ily Nrs'n-
hrr =. when Miss lnii1n thih T.. ecr.
oi SpotsylNanin county. hrcamc tu'hi.lt
OF Dr. William II Mnrrn. oi k"'rh'"
h.. in the pr,srucr ol % laro. --,Wul1'r.
of friends Rev. " j Decker an yrc..
OF the bride, performed the ceremony,
and Miss lettir pecsrr si-f 'r of tine
bride. was maid of honor pr " d
Prince. OF Prince William con ty. Va.
a ted ~ best nun Thu % bore vore
NJ, ssrs. Nelson g. Decker ! J. Ahwhnrd
W ". Butznrr. of this city. nui DR. j
y. Butzncr. OF PHILADELPHIA NI.- Nora
G.. Willisoi thi- 90 10 prrsld, dat the organ
aud artistica.ly rendered thr wedding
marches.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms. other putt.d plunts and
flowers.
The bride is thc attractive and n0com-
plishcd daughter of Mr. H. g. Nrck,r. "a
promincntcilnno of Spoi~ylvauilcountV
aud il well known in this city. Whrr" shc
has many friends. having been at one
time connected with the musical drpnu-
mcnt Of Fredericksburg Colrg' She
was attird in travelling suit OF blue
cloth. aud the maid of honor wore %
handsome gown of champagne colian.
Alter the ceremony az thc church the
bridal party repaired to the home oi the
brides father where huud-omr lunch
con was served.
Later Dr. and Mrs Morgan came 10
this city and left ON the 90 o. No. train
for their home in Louisiana
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
Mr.. JAKE GOLDSMITH WEEDS
MlSSMARY A. MAY S

The Washington Post Of Tuesday says;
Last evening mt the Capitol Hill Residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Owen. Mr. JAKE
Goldsmith. well-tO-do business man oil
Fredericksburg. Va. and Miss Mary \;
MAYS. Youngest daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. MAYS. formerly OF Waynesbnrg.
Ohio. now OF Fredericksburg. were mar
ried by the Rev. u. l.. Shipley. Mr.. .. J."
Harris. oi fredericksburg. was the best
man. TIE bride wore a going away
gown of green hroadcloth, gloves and
hat to match. and carried q shower bon
onet of Bride roses Her only ornament
was a diamond brooch, the gift OF the
groom 4 buffet supper followed the
ceremony. The decorations in parlors
and dining-room We're autumn leaves.
pink and white chrysanthcmums. The
newly married coupe left immediately
after the ceremony for the West. On
their return they will reside at their
home. historical Chatham estate, oppo-
site fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
CITY ELECTION
BOwerin9R -eleCtedCOm-
missioner of Revenue.
CHICHESTER CHOSEN SERGEANT
Democratic State and Legislative Tlck;N Receive
Good NaOrilies, Etc.

At an early hour Tuesday morning the
Democratic and Republican workers
were at the polls here in addition Ia
the state ticket. several local offices were
10 be- filed. A. d. Yates, clerk oil co D. e.
Il. T. Knox, city treasurer; John l.
Goodrich. Commonwellth's ait 'rncN'
had no opposition. not fight was hr-
tween \. r. towering and ) :. brhl-
ford for commissioner of revenue
ANOTHER fight exciting interest was that
between j. Conway Chichcsi r ana
Thomas f.. Clark Tor city sergeant
There was also much interest M the
general Stat. ticket. but the contest hc-
tween Granville X. Swift, Democrat, ana
T. F. Morrison Republican. candidn' rs
for the legislature, was Walmly Wagrd.
The utmost good feeling prevailed unill
.lat, i'm Intervening. when one iiehtoccur-
red. This was soon settled and not
another ripple disturbed the busy work
ers until the polls closed. There were
Gt3 votes pollcd The result Is below:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
DANIELS SPEECH
he bti,FERE0 FINE ADDRESS HERE
MONDAY NIGHT
I Ia &c AID representative Audience Heard
Kim.

Senator J.hn y Daniel addressed an
auiicuo. 300 inetunr'hlusc here Monday
uilht which wor.I have bcen au honor
To- any speaker and the speaker was
worthy of DDS audience. II has been %
/ long iiar since 200 representative gath
oring listened 20 political speech here.
TIN. O'cas 900 was o. ar,rd los tncp presence
uf large number ui mdir4. Nv ~ seat
was oc .upi''l and there was no s. u ding
rom lll
Snlt0r Duil when lc arrived was
received with general han rlapping
Cul T.. ~ Cote. cialrmauCity Democratic
Committee. presided. and Others ON the
stag were Mcs-r~ H. T.. Willis q. Il
Swlt. judy ! + tioolrick aud Captain
T. MIrnck-u tul Cole Announced that
Mr. Willis would present thc speaker.
This hr did in q few culogi~iir words.
stating thar llr senator needed mo- in-
trpductinn. a- hi- lnmras am orator was
Ward-Vi1r.
senator Daniel was given auothorova-
tion when hr aro-,' to address the audi
encc. lie lud Some nice thing- 10 SAY OF
fredericksburg and the fine aulicnor
lie then took mp the various issur- OF
the campaign such AZ taxation. educa-
ton. the work oi Unconstitutional Con
vrntion. the record of the Democratic
party. and discussed them i'm his effective
md Characteristic way he ridiculed thc
prrton-,S OF thr Republican party un
neutrality-suspicious.. and said that no mem
brr of chat party had proposrdanythiug
that was for the real benefit OF our pro-
plc. Ilr characterized tho party ia Nir-
glnin as harnu tlg tree. which was
only Gt for burning
llo touched on the subject of graft.
commented on thc record ui the D,mo.
cratir party for the past twenty years lu
that respect aud CREATED amuScmcut
when hc said ID The Republican party had
hocn in power that length of timrnui ail
it- graiicr- were punished % would
cause "a great huiliiug boom iu the ru.
Judgement aud building of puit-riiarha.
llc said fhnt many ~ The young omior~
which ihc Republicans ml bean sending
over She state had in-u.lcd the utclIi
genre of tho people ol Virginia.
Ilc -p0uhcr spoke iDr two hours. and
frequent nul hearty applause greeted
many of lis passages liz tribute T."
th' Dcmc,niir candidates Va4 an earn
est ono. aud Dee CLOSED with brauiilul
pororatinn. Many parsons went for
ward aud congratulated him at thrclo~"
of hl- -p'~h.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
PRIZES FOR NEEDLEW0RK

500 in cash prizes is offered Tor best
art embroidery and fine necdlework 10y
: kann Sons Il Co., Sth 81. and Pa.
Ave. Washington.
Al pieces must be- the sole work of the
exhibitor and made since March |, 1909.
No exhibitor will be- awarded more
than one cash priz-and none will be-
permitted to enter pieces except under
their own name.
Entry card which must accompany
tine pieces when sent Tor exhibition will
be- furnished al the Art department. first
floor
All pieces must be- sent mounted ON
willie cardboard by February II, 1906,
and lcit for thu exhibition during the
week Of February 10Th 10 goth, inclu-
siye.
There will be Is prizes, ranging from
so down 10 -.
FOR BEST DRESSED DOLL
This cnterpiising firm also offers 500
i'm cash prizes for dressing dolls best.
All dolls must be- new, and dresses
made since January ] 1903.
All dolls must br sent by December :,
and leit for public exhibition December
18th 10 oh inclusive.
No exhibitor will be- awarded more
than one cash prizc. aud none will be
permitted Ia enter dolls except under
right name.
Al dieSse- must bc the sole work oi
the eXhihitor.
Entry cards will be- supplied in 10" Toy
Department, fourth floor.
There will be- IL cash pliz-s, ranging
from S2j down To -.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Schedule IN effect MAY 9Sth, 1905.

OCItUHlt III tltNb may SCNAls Two.
LRAvE NoRTHwARD.
6.O9A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal
at Occoquan Sundays only.
S.32 An. daily. Stopsat Negandria
1889 A. NJ. daily. Sto,.~ on signal
at Iceland, Brooke, Nquia, Wide
Water, Ried, Quantico, berry Hill,
Freestone, Negley, OccUquan, Lor
ton, Accotink. FrancOnia, Seminary
aud Alexandria.
1.43 p. nj. daily except Sunday.
Stops at Alexandria.
GAS p. M. daily. Stops on signal
at Brooke, Wide Water, Quantico,
and Alexandria
$50 p. NJ. daily. Stops ut Alex
andria. Stops on signal at Occoqua"
on Sundays only.
LEAVR SOUTHWARK.
SIS A. Ii. daily except Sunday
Richmond accommodation MANS
all stops.
G.21 A. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coasr
zine train. Stops on signal AT Wlde
Water, Summit, Guinea, W"odslane,
PenOla, Rutherglen, TaylorsVliIe, ana
Glen Allen Sundays only; ANA ~
Alexandria, Brooke, Milford, boswell
lnl Ashland daily.
9.4sA A. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal.
12.2qP. NJ daily, :. n. l.. train.
stops on signal ut I,Orton and Deco
guam Sundays only, and daily
Alexandria, QuanticO, Milford, Dos
we'll aud Ashland.
5.26 4. If. daily. Atlantic Coast
Line train. Stops At Alexandria,
boswell and Ashland.
G.S9 p. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
OH signal
sos p. NJ. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops at Alexandria, boswell
and Ashland.
Accommodation train leaves Rich
mOnd =. NJ daily except Sunday
arrives Fredericksburg 6.33 =. Nj.
NOTE-Time Of <. rivals AMI de
partures aud connections rot guar.
autecd.
c. c. cox. Agent.
". d. Duke. c. ". GULF. ". l.. TAN Loh
Gen Man. Asst Gen. Man. Iraf Man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
SPOTSYLVANIA NEGRO
AGAINST JUDGE LEWIS

Mr.. Chas. D. Foster, of Frcdericks
burg, spoke AT Mud Tavern. in Spotsyl
vania county, Monday night. lie dis
cussed Republican issues. declared that
it was the party OF today, and urged
upon every Republican to stand 10y
Judge Lewis. Winston Chilcs. of the
county. spoke after Mr.. Foster and de-
clarpd that he had always kept iheialth.
but that he did not favor mixed mar
riages. and for that reason hc could moi
support Judge Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
A COON HUNT IN CAROLINE
Little Luck in The Chase But a Fine SUPPER
Afterwards.

Mrs~rs Frank Tompk.nS. Royston
Tompkins. j. g. Chandler. Sidney Duke.
Page Billiard. Jesse l,ullari. of Caroline.
franklin Stcarn~ and j. T.. B.ll. of this
city. Mc-damr~ shepherd. Gnou Maine
Campbell. Mrs j. %. Chase. and Misses
Hazel. Hope and llclnCha~c Lula West
wood. Belle McSwori. AN of Caroline,
went con- moonlight coon hunt near
Quincy Tuesday night They did not
~uco4d in catching coon hut the dog-
struck fox and very exiting chase
cnSued. Rrynard got away at last and
ihe party returned 90 the home OF Mrs
Cha-,. about l2-3O % m.. whru superb
supper Was served and ~ncinl features
lndulgcd 300 units 90. W.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
MISS GRACE C. JONES,
OF THIS CITY, 4 BRIDESMAID

50 the wedding iu Richmond Ncduc-
da1 evening az Go'clock Do tlr thphui
the Holy Comforter when Miss Anne
Coleman Sydu0r daughter of Nh and
Mr- Robert r. SNduor. hrolmr the wife
oi Mr.. Wt'inm Cnushaw Newman.
Miss Grace Cunningham JOINS. az Fred
crickshurg was ono nf thr bridesmaids
She wor- white silk null. made princess
over green tanria. and carried maiden
hair ferns
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
WEDDING CARDS

Mr ana Mrs 4. e. Suton have ISSUED
invitations iur the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Nrll Biulorl Slutsu,to Mr.
Howard Sutton. son of MIR. ANIL Mrs.
Frank r.. Sutton. both of Richmond. th'
ceremony 10 take place Nov 23d. in
Calvary Baptist Church. ia that city. at
G.3O +. "
Mr. Sutton H. rclatiycoi Mrs hlmrlia
+. Rowe. OF This city. and hi~ many
friends here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
ROWIett & Goodrich
Headquarters For
Building Materlals.

keep all kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
nndressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash
Doors, and Blinds, Lime. Cement
Calcine Plaster, Plastering Hair,
Binding and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready-Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil Turpentine, Dryer
Varnjsb and Lewis's White Lead
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
of ali kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheathlng
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Pipe ana
Fire Clay Pipe. r.. ID. COLh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
THE COMING PLAY MONDAY NIGHT

There is drh.iuu~ Influence in tlrsoun'
OF Nothing hut money Joe OFT wh'
wrote the play and Abbott Dawson VIII,
ntrrprct- it~ lcading role ara in sucl
demand that but one night can be- giyer
to this citl. ln nothing that has mad'
"Old Sport Davr" soloycd andadmircd
has his peculiarly pleasing talent bccr
better employed than in Nothing But
Money. again iu none OF his iormersuc
cessrS has be- surrounded himself by mum
beers possessing greater talent Tor The
work they hayein hand. Thecoming play
may boz seen here at onr performance
only: get your tickets early. Opera
House Monday night. Nov 18th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
DEATH OF A CHILD

Au infant child. throc months old o
Mr. and Mrs. John PcrA on upprl
Princes. ANN ~tn-.t died Tuesday morn
mg. 10 was apparently perfectly wei
when OH. mother r-lird with the child
and about iuuro',lork She attempted e.
Hale WIS summoned and after rNanna
tiuu snI 10 had lprn dead for NOR
I-nu ~ Lllr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-09
MISS MASON'S DEBUT

Mr.. Kate Kcarncy Henry has rs her
gur~t her grnnddaueltcr Miss Flora
Randolph Mason. oi Fredericksburg. Va.
Miss Mason. who is the daughter OF
Judge aud Mrs John T. MnSon.Willmnke
Deer formal debut late iu December at an
oldiu~huuad hall to Doe given az the home
col hrr parents in Fredericksburg Miss
Ma-ou is well known u Washington.
Shr is quite mu-irnl Washington Post