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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

Fred Newland, a brother of Toe
Newlaud operator at East Bernstadt
is missing at Gadsden, Ala. and il
is thought he met with foul play.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

The L. & n. will sell tickets to
Bowling Green and return Jure IL
and 10Th, limit June g for S5.75
round trip, account of Kentucky
EduCa tional Assoc iation.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

EGGS.-Highest class B a c k
Minorcas, Plymouth Rocks, a soc
per setting of IS eggs.
Mrs. A. T. Fish,
inch 236t Wilde, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

The l.. & n. will sell tickets to
Lexington July 20 and 80 and
August Ist, for S2.32 round trip,
account of the National Grand
Lodge United Brothers of Friend
ship and Sisters Of the Mysterious
Ton
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30
LOCAL

J. S. Reppert has been ap-
pointed Notary Public.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

READY MADE WAISTS:-We
have just received An elegant line
of ladies' ready made shirt waists.
The ladies are cordially invited to
call and see them.
RORT cox.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30
ROBT cox.

For SALE:-Abou, $50 cords OF
tan bark, about 4 miles from the
station. VIII sell on the tree or
peeled in the woods.
WOOD & CLARK,
Orlando. XIV.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
KENTUCKY IN BANKKUPTCY.
In the matter
of A Bankrupt.
MULLINS BROS.

On this 23rd day of Ma "ch, A
d.. 1906, on consider ing the petit
ton of the aforesaid bankrupt fer
discharge filed on the 2Ist day of
March, A. d. 1906, it IS ordered
by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same on the 10th day of
April, A. D. 1906, before said court
at Covington III said district at 10
o'clock, in the forenoon, or as near
thereto as practicable. ard that no.
tee thereof be published in the
Mt: Vernon Signal, newspaper
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at said time
and place and show cause, If any
they may have, why the prayer OF
said petitioner should not be grant
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30
Louis J. Reams has been appoint
ed POST master at Dudley. KY.

The will Of Mrs. Margaret Rep
pert deceased, was probated Mon
day. She gave everything to her
husband, J S. Reppert
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

Entered at the Mt Vernon, KY. POstOffice
as second class mail matter.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

WITNESS the Honorable
A. NJ. J. Cochran, Judge of
said Court, and the seal there
OF, at London i'll said dis
trict, on the 22nd day oil
March A. D, 1906.
Jas. c. Flnnell, Clerk.
By w. w. Clark, D. c
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

vO Call up NO. 70" when 20
( y you wa Mt to COn1rnuni- 4 y
cate with SIGNAL
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

nlch-3o st.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-30

Mt VERNON, KY. March 80, 1906
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
&atarrb Fan life belbreoes

peo pore Wi0ler, ga Sc life fun noo
9Dgoommens Se0e. &otorrb CT Ell,
8lo6= eller @onltitutions- 9pgoom,
% for at bel6re6e 6en, n1aa De tage
We6iciner ino. @all's @otarrb Cure
tages IND % pirfer 6irefte paa 8lo=
set og 5limbinoerne. Sails Ga
tarrb Cure er life Ell &boflalter=
Meoicin. Sen bleb / oorebiS fore
ifrepet al en- al Sc beoite 2pger fer /
2an6et, og er ct regulert 2Ggemi6=
6el. Set er lalnmenlat al Sc be6ite
@tprfe1nioler, man fien6er, forenet
meo 6e be6lte 8lobren5nings=M i6ler,
Ser pirfer 6trefte paa 5limbin6erne.
Sen fl1l6fomne COMMUNICATING al Sc
to Sngre6ienier er set, Ser bebirfer
ioa forbobien6e &eiultater peo Sci
ibreosien al &atarrb. STRIP efter
Bi6nesbDr6, frit.
S. S. gbeneD & Co., Giere.
5nlges at Apotbefere. Yris 75e
&aII's JamiID pills e. Sc beoite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Dode / Danmark.
Kj0benhavn OF Fredericksburg.

Guldsmed S@rensens Hustru Mode
handlerinde 1nger S@rensen. Jose
phine Moser. S@mand Niels Nielsens
Enke Ane. Fhv. Handelsmand Mel
sens Hustru Johanne. Malermester
Kjars Enke Ane. Fhv. Sejlmager
Thorvald Nielsen. Fhv. Kogerske
Laura LundstrSm. Kontorchef Salo-
monsens Hustru Olga. Hattemager
Peter Berg. Enke Vilhelmine Lorent-
zen. Enke Andrea Lindeskov. Ma
rie Bergelin. Skorstensfejermester
Poulsens Enke Thora. Syerske Marie
Andersen. Sadelmager Niels Ander-
sen. Snedkermester Henriksens HUI
stru Camilla. Hotelejer Petersens HUI
stru Sofe. Bud i Overformynderiet
Krumhardts Enke Johanne. Skibsf@-
rer Johan Amundsen. Trompeter
Lipperts Enke Antonette. Smedeme-
ster Jensens Enke Karen. Husholder-
ske Mortensine Olsen. Enke Dorthea
S@rensen. Enke Kristen Christen-
sen. Grosserer Jens Alexander
Jensen. Bogbinderlrling Peter Lar
sen. Fr@ken Anna Becker. Forhenv.
Vognmand Andersens Hustru Dorthe.
Vertshusbestyrer Magnus Nielsen.
Kind. Petersen af Slagelse. Ldmd N.
Jespersen af Bornholm. Enke Ka-
rem Berthelsen. Snedkermester Peter
Hansen. Sneaker Larsens Hustru An
ma. Ma1ersvend Mogensens Enke Kir-
stem. Kiedelpasser Nielsens Hustru
Petra. Okonom S@rensens Hustru
Marie. Frk. Paula Lachmann. Kontor-
chef Nicolaj Manthey. Frk. Emma
Reimers. Fhy. Almuelarerinde Frk.
Thora Foght. Forhenv. Snedkersvend
Hans Tislund. Sneaker Johan Schloss-
rich. Murer J@rgen Busse. Formand
Anders Mortensen. Handskesyerske
Ane Christensen. Husbestyrerinde Al
vida Thomson. Hotelkarl Kragelunds
Hustru Ida. Gasvarksarbejder Jens
Petersen. Agent p. Chr. Thomsens
'Hustru Johanne. Handelsmand Adolf
Bergkreutz. Martha Rosberg. Sned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

Jgrgensen. Kristinelyst: Christiane
Fischer. Alr9: Peder Jensen. jaime
rup: Inger Bang. St. Lyngby: Ane
Pedersdatter. Odense: Wivekke Knud-
sen. Bale Mark: Hans Nielsen. Tyre
god: Niels Christensen. G9dding:
Jens Laursen. Borup: Maren S9ren-
sen. Voerbjerg Ker: Madsine Jen-
sen. Niels Chr. Nielsen. Ringe:
Landpost Jgrgen Larsen. Nordby:
Ane Cecilie Mathiasen. Aarhus: H. p.
Andersen. Baunberg: Edel Madsen.
Trebjerre: Aftagtsmand Lorentz An
dresen. Ska1fderborg: Edel Jqrgen-
sen. Rome: Ellen Margrethe Morter-
sen. Vedbak: Husejer Petersen. Hell
lerup: Fhv. 0lhandler J: P. Nielsen.
Gentofte: Elektromekaniker Seyerin-
sen: Lyngby: Fideikommisbesidder,
L@jtnant F. F. C. C. Friboe-Funck.
Fhv. Artist Axel Andersen. Rpgter
Olaf Schwartz. Ordrup: Enke Emf
lie Hansen. Mailer Carl Jensen. FL
skier ]. Chr. Christensen. Rudersdal:
Enkefru Marguerite J9rgensen. vi
borg: Caroline Friis. Agent Chr. Mad
sen. Batrumgaard: Kristine Thors-
ager. Tune: Hanne Nielsen. Glostrup:
Eble S@rensen. Stubberup: Katrine
} Jensen. Engelstrup: Johanne Olsen.
Aldersro i Bonderup: Marie Nielsen.
Lundby: Karen Hansen. Slagelse:
Sneaker Andreas Jacobsen. Gesing:
Nicotine Jefsen. Horsens: Agnes
Munck:. Julius Steffensen. Slagballe
Nix: Peder Frandsen. Stenderup: Pc
der Bull. Skive: Jcns Christensen.
Dalbygaard: Laust M. Ladefoged.
Estrupmark: Petrea Askov. Hobro:
Frk. Emma Ingcrslev. Thisted: Land
mailer Carl Buchhave. Koldby: An
ders Thomson. Torrild Mark: Bolette
Petersen. H6rvct: Gaardejcr P. Jen-
sen. Terndrup: Christen Nielsen.
= Fjaltring: Jacob Schouboe. =
G@ttrup Strand: Ane Kirstine Ste,
%phansen. Holme: Jenny Munk. Aar-
hrs: Katrinc Christensen. Vejle: Kri-
stem Sprensen. Partikulier Poul Olsen.
Skovdallunds M6lle: Forhenv. Mpller'
Peder Kristensen. Rome: Jens Han
sen. Marine Hansen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

blanot bpilfe>oer finoes en- l%1troIig
5mqoepiie moo Danmarf. Ialeren
oplGite Ell Del af Sangen, ser CT
paa 8lattpif, iaale6es iio1te gers:
Set ifal bore bele 9anmarf,
bbor Ser banter glefa,1ter eller 5pin
for itore Statsfortieneiter
bpor man ifriper fine 8repe oobne.
Set er bele Serligbeoel1,
oct er bele set 6anife 2anb.
Mngrebet p%e6rpren6e Set oobne
8rep ran1mer 6a6eren til SEN nl,=
bGrenoe tpife &igsfansler b. Billion,
iom affatteoe Set fongelige uaabne
8reb". glefantoroenen bpres ogloo
LAT Sans MajeitGt Sen tDife Seller.
Com Mo6intning BERTH oplGlte
ban nogle 8rgber poo ct 8eltprelies<
meolem al 9en tpife Screening, Bro=
fesior 5cbrpbers Tortolfningsfunlt
oper oonffe 8iier, og uotolte fig foo
le6es:
Nu bil0e ieg ogioo ,1of peo l1oglc
Gfsempler piie Sem, bpoo for Niier
Scr finoes %anitg0elige bos oS. S ocn
8roces, iom er fprt imoo oolfillig,
@ogbanolere for Mfiet1ing al ool1=
ife Giier, blep at Ell 5agtpn6ig, Nro=
fesior 9cbreoer, Ser er @osierer for
Sen tpife Screening for Set noroligc
5lespig", oper 100 Giler betegrcoe
lom mitpoelige. Nf flere olocles
1tifploige 5onge greb ban ,logle 81
1ier 1to og betegne0e Sem ion1 betul1=
felige, for at 5angene lful0e iorbyz
0es. Oct De66er til gfsempcl:
Sg br9noer fin 6iurtet for 5ou0hc0
og Set,
Sfal 3i6eln nof. piie, hi tuuftc ei
ilet.
Eoo 5pif:
Inns brenltt MIR 6os &er5 fir @obr-
beit ln6 &ecbt,
8ir0 Sic 3eit icbon 5eigen, mir
6acbten nicbt icblecbt.
S cit on6en Gang be60er Set:
Grange Gi6er
2anglomt lfri6er,
2angiomt ifri6er, set far 0e11 Mrt.
Set CT EFT Gang, ion1 en6ogloo
fin6es / Ell Solmebog, ser er 11ogipen
al set fo11gelige &onliltoriun / @icl,
iom en- 9rpitSong for Spge.
Set be6oer poo 9pif:
Scbtpere 3eiten
2aneiam icbreite11>
2ongim icbreiten, 10 lit Sos Sc
icbicf.
Gn0oglaa cit @rapialme al OeD<
lenicblGger bleb betegnet lon1 anlt6=
6elig. Dert be66er set mes @enipn
til Sp1ton6ellen:
Scr mig, gu lette 5ommerfl1gL>
ut lp110erbrD6e tl1nge @fjl>l,
Com 11t min 6riDe0 tbi11ger.
Yoo Spif:
2ebr mich, SIT leicJter Gc1nlettcrling,
Ste lcDnere 9nlle 3n 5erDrccDclt,
@clc1e iet5t meil1e Jreibeit 5>pi1gt.
9au mine 6errer, 11oor Sc ber ier,
bboo Ser al Sen 5agfDnoige betcglles
lo1n anltg0eligt / Sc 6anife 5a11ge,
% 11oar Sc 6erl1e0 lonrnenligner,
bpa6 ser beo cit 6eit for Set tpife
&eiierpar forebringes al @meoelier
moo bort tt6ligere 6n6relon6, in1oS
Dele 8efolfningens ti6ligere 6n0re,
lan6, ioa far 0e ct @fs. paa, Dpat
ser aniees for Spnggelie al 8efolf:
ningsflasier in1o6 btnan0en, og Dpo>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

SME&4E
kermester Jensens Hustru Alexandra.
|Gjastgiver D. II. Henriksens Enke Jo-
hanne. Skraddermester II. P. Wieths
Hustru Jacobine. B9dkersvend Niels
Petersen. Fhv. Murer we'd Statsbaner-
ne Joseph Mortensen. Fhv. Journalist
Ficks Hustru Marie. Smedemester
Henriksens Enke Oline. Handelsrej-
sende Christian Birch. Oberstl@jtnant
Kofoed-Hansens Hustru Marie. Marie
Andersen. Skomagermester Christen-
sens Enke Elise. Johanne Andersen.
Detail1andler Hans Olsen. Baadf@rer
paa Middelgrundsfortet Ole S@rensen.
Typograf Niels Terkildsen. Kunstma-
Ter Harald Wium. Karen Pe~dersdatter.
FuldmRgtig A. Behrends Hustru
Hansine. Fhv. Apotheker Frederik
Friis. Christina Hakonsson. Mary
Nielsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Udenfor K~j9benhavn.

Stenlille: Pastor emer. H. M. Rub
veder. N@ttrupgaard: Karen Over
gard. Ribe: Karen Obbekjer. Peder-
strup: Niels H@nholt. Hj@rring: Ka-
rem Vejrup. O. Case: Marie Beier.
Broager: Anna Nielsen. Rendborg:
Maren Jensen. Vester T1rsted: Par
cellist Hans Peter Hansen. Skander-
borg: Edel ~J9rgensen. V%ejgaarden:
Inger Petersen. Maugstrup: Degn OF
Larer Jes Asmussen. Brast: Ane
Ohm. Romalt: Rasmine M@ller. Fin
nerup: Husband Karl -Samuelscn.
0rslev: Maren Petersen. G@rl6se:
Sognefoged Lars ~Israelsen. Frederiks-
verk: Andrea Albrechtsen. Skcvin-
&c: Gjertrud Barfod. Holtet: Maren
Hou. Slagelse: Gustav Petersen. Lin
deborg: D.. Rasmussen. Svendborg:
Handelskom. O. Thorn@e. Skovbo:
Maren Petersen. Ribe: Premierlgjt-
ant O. F. A. Gedde. Ane Niemann.
Vejringe: Otto Panton. Holsted: Ju-
stitsraad Carl Rostrup. Nykjqbing,
F.: Konsul E. Nobel. Eskildstrup:
Ane M~ortensen. Refshale: Ane Jen-
sen. Raadager: Laurids P. N@rgaard.
Aabcnraa: Gunder Krause. Ring
Skov pr. Br;edstrup: Vaver JGrgen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

vi hr kjendt W. E. Scott, Treasurer seskabet, for over II Aar,
og anser hans oven anf@rte Fremstiling for fuldt I'D trovnrdig og
ham selv for fuldstsndig retskafen og paahdeGg allie Forretnings-
saper
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

SeS e1 taller I D e II
tpfe 81 g-s6ag Gorleoen
brpfte6es / Den tpife &igs6ag ct Mn=
6ragen0e fra HoIofferne, bpori free
beS forelagt ct 2%obforilag ON 9gn=
bring al &aragraf 1870 i Sen tpife
Stroffelopbog. G&nem ser paa Ell
@aaoe, iom trl,er Sen offentlige
Greo> offentligt opbi6ier foritjellige
&lasier at 8efoIfni1gen til Bolos-
ban6linger in1o6 binanoen, Itraffes
me6 EFT &%engebe6e paa in6til 600
Marf eller mes Sengiel paa tnotil
to Mar,") timber SEN temmelig bot
me 9ebat, iom u6ipan6t Jig ON 6en=
ne Sag, 116talte 6er nor6Tespigife
&igs6agsmon6 Sesien fig paa fgIgen=
6e Maa0e:
San fun6e 11epre Ell @effe CTS.
empler poo, bbab Mpn6igbe6erne al1.
laa for iftffet til at op9gge til 8ol0s:
banolinger. Noa Sen an6en Si6l
fun6e ban fremorage ct eienoomme
ligt @fsempel paa, bba6 man ifHf,
aniaa for opbioienoe. @e6 en- Set
Mabenraa. paa BET tDife Reiierpar:
l5glpbrpnupsoog, peo bbilfen Be bgi
cite Gmbeosmana bar til Ste6e, bIei
Der uooelt ct &efte meo 5etinnge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06


ferren" / Spn6er, afgoaet peo 81
Sen, SO Mar 81. = Meo u@omle
8e6lte", iom bele 8pen fal6te ben0e,
gear = lfriber set nebnte Blao =
ct 5tDffe lepenoe %ipn6erjplf @iitorie /
@raben.
v@lmlefGrren" bor lit Nopn fra
Sc fpnife &l1mle6anolere, iom Ioge=
reoe ser / gamle Gage, % blep efter=
baan0en ct E%ilbolositeb for O1neg-
mems 6anife 8pn6er. S 1S4S bar
Sans &anien Sage fra uSumlefer=
rem" mistGnft for at itoo / 6orbin=
oelie mes 2on0itormen, og Ell lang
Sis mpote Nolitiet 90 unoerlpgte
Soges &eit toer Morgen, ON Sen life
baboe bGcet brugt ONT Notten. 9g=
iaa 6rn Sage bar / 6isie urolige 81.
Ser, bl1n bar Ben Gang / lin fraftig=
ltte Ml6er, fjen6t iom EN- energili
&binoe og 0pgtig 8nrtinoe. timber
Egbeloptejerne Ser i 8pen i 1864
forito6 6en 9lf6g6e at flare en- 5itua:
ton pes fin Snorraaoigbe6. @n Mf.
ten fom en- Bonoe orufne Meennelfe,
in6 pua u@umleferren" mes en- be:
fienbt 8elle / Spi6ien % trueoe mel
at ilau alt / Stpffer. 6rl1 Sage gil
lige ben til 9nfgreren og u6brgi
gleoeitraalen6e: Ga, @l,b ffe 2ob
at Sc Tom, De er Man6 for at fat
ollie biSie 6ruf1e anrle no at &nIet
Dg 8sIIen fslte iie imigret. Ra
runbte:: aeruo S 2er1lerl abal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
WILTSHIRE--MAS0N

New Hope church in Oiange county
was the scene of a beautiful marriage
Wednesday evening, December 21th, at
! O'Clock. when Miss Flora E. Mason be-
came the bride OF Mr.. ii. Fife Wiltshire,
both of Orange county. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Owens. The
bridal party entered az follows: Miss
Annie Wiltshire and Mr.. Charles K. Har-
ris: Miss Matte Wiltshire and Mr. Junius
Wiltshire; Miss Yirgie Wiltshire and MIR.
Emmett Mason; Miss Maude Mason and
Mr.. Bonnie Wiltshire. Then came the
bride accompanied by her father, Mr.. A.
j. Mason. and the groom with his best
man. Mr.. b. +. Wiltshire. The bride was
becomingly attired in n dove colored
suit with white trimmings, hat and
gloves TO match. The bridesmaids were
beautifully dressed in white silk albatrOss
and wore white chrysanthemumsin their
hair. The march was rendered by Miss
Iva Kronk. Mr.. Oscar Childress carried
the music. The church was tastefully
decorated with evergreen. Alter the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to
the home OF the bride's father, where re-
freshments were served. The bride re-
ceived many costly and useful presents.
The happy couple will make their home
with the groom's father, Mr.. j. A. Wilt
shire We wish them a long and happy
life Sunshine.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
CREDITORS IN LURcA
Mlssina Greek Owed Many Bits and 5 ssaiet
Here.

Louis STRAITS, the mi nE Greek,
Candy Kitchen proprietor who ci~np-
peared from this city on Aur- D. sht
seems To have gotten he best %. q } I'M
Der of creditors, who are anxious to
know his whereabouts. Aiirr DONG "A
big business Christmas wok ilr'losed np
the store on Main street aud H. parted
with the cash taken in. IL now develops
that he owes n number OF town mer-
chants. including Chns. Wallace y Bro.
Strasburger X Son, b. J. Marshall Is. II.
Jacobs. II. Falk and Others, aud Il NUM-
Der of out-oftown business houses have
informed Judge John + GOolrlck. thc
trustee. OF STRAITS Indebtedness tp them.
None of the creditors will realize any
thing unless STRAITS can be found, a.
Judge Goodrich held deed OF trust ON
the stock. amounting To 5000 Tor the
benefit of Washington parties STRAITS
was guilty OF "A criminal at IN dlsposlng
of a horse and wagon. when were in-
cmded in the deed OF trust, and the Com
monwealths Attorney andClty Sergeant
have been trying To locate him with "A
view OF bringing him back To this city
Information received by the Common
wealth's Attorney from the Washington
police leads to the belief that the Greek
il somewhere in New York unless he har
already sailed from that city to his ma
tive land. He is believed to have large
sum in cash on his person.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
CHRISTMAS WEEK AROUND SPARTA
Sparta, Va, Pee. Both, 1908.

Sparta, Va, Pee. 3Oth, 1909.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dee Goth, tho
Sunday SCHOOL entertainment at Upper
Zion drew quite n number Of our people
all Oi whom seemed To enjoy the occasion.
Mr.. Geo. ii. Pitts il the efficient super
intendent and has reason To be proud Of
his school. There wasa large Christmas
tree containing present for each mem
Der of the school. Nor was the visiting
speaker forgotten and the pastor, DR.
McManaway, was the recipient OF a tine
chair.
On Thursday afternoon the Sunday
school entertainment ut Salem came of
The crowd was large, the treat abund-
ant and the Rotations 10y the children
unusually good. Especially fine was the
recitation 10y little Bertha leazley. Reu-
ben Rolph won the first prize for prompt
ness and attendance. and the other prize
winners were Xix Broaddus, Frank
Beazey, Everett Jorl0n, Stuart Rolph,
Eula Broaddus, Bernie lordon and
Blanche Bcazley. Mr.. ". +. Beazey IL
the faithful superintendent.
The pastor Of Salem desires to return
his thanks To chose members OF his con.
gregatiOn who so generously remrnb.r-
ed him at Christmas time His larder
and his purse are both richer Tor their
kindly consideration. and his pathway is
smoother Tor their thoughtfulness
Among those who are at home for tho
Christmas holidays are Misses Minnie,
Gay. Lois. Saliie and Gcrtie Rroaddus,
Annie Lee RichprsOn aud Allie lieazley,
and Messrs Willie Beazley and Andrew
Taylor
We are glad To report that Mr.. Moses
Rolph. who has been some weeksin Rich
mond, at the Virginia Hospital, where
he underwent severe surgical operation,
il steadily improving aud we hope, be-
fore many weeks, 10 see his familiar lace
in our midst again.
our people are finding it harder every
year % get labor for farm work and do
nestle service. II is no wonder that
many OF our young people look To other
emplOyments than farming, when labor
il 80 difficult 10 get and wages are 80
high a. 10 eatup all profit. The road to
wealth is not very inviting when those
who travel it have To pay dollar to a
lllHl W ihlNf' liliN 'filtN WV III VI iiFHh''s
And yet the army of idlers steadily in
creases What is to be the outcome OF
this state OF things no one can tell.
1t is with much regret that many OF
our readers will learn OF the probable r.
moval OF Rev. II. A. Willis from his pres
ent pastoratei in King William To Weldon,
y. {. Mr. Willis is we'll known in all
this region and il held in the highest es-
TEEN 10y the people generally.
There has been one dance in our midst,
that at Mr.. Melville Broaddus', and a.
far as know only one or two marriages,
and these not exactly in the Heighbor
hood. OF course there are some people
here, 10 well a. elsewhere, who have
chosen 10 make dogs OF themselves and
get drunk. A. Il.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
CHRISTMAS At BELLE GROVE"

Port Conway, Va, Dec. 30, 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tayloe Thornton
and their little daughter, Elizabeth, re-
ceived Santa Claus and many friends at
Belle Grove" Wednesday afternoon. At
, o'clock Santa Claus rang the door bell
and was invited in by little Elizabeth,
who ushered him in the dining-room,
where all the guests were assembled.
The children welcomed him with great
glee. Then all were taken to the parlor,
where large and bountiful tree was
lighted and each child was presented by
Santa Claus with toy and cornucopia
Of candy, and refreshments were enjoyed
by the "chldren of a larger growth. y
Later all gathered around large table
and the game OF Swapping Dragon was
played. affording much amusement.
The home was decorated with holly
and cedar and looked very festive.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Presley Thorn
ton and little son, Barbour, OF Freder-
ericksburg. and Mr.. Champe Broken
brough Thornton and Miss Matilda
Grammer Thornton spent the holidays
at Belle Grove.
Y. Y. Y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
MATCHMAKING AT
METHODIST CHURCH

In accordance with q historic custom
among Methodists dating from the very
beginning Of the movement, in England,
under Mr.. Wesley in 1889, the Methodist
congregation watched tine old year out
Sunday night.
The exercises consisted of "a service oil
song and prayer, conducted 10y the pas
tor, Rev. j. II. Light, followed by ser
mon appropriate TO the tine, by Rev; X.
A. Williams, OF the Baptist church. Mt.
Williams took for his text the question
of Barzillai to David, when invited To
share his palace, "How Long Shall !
Live" He enlarged upon the duties oil
living long or short, so a to accom-
plish the most good in life, 10 place the
proper emphasis on things, To prepare
for the life TO come-an impressive ana
effective discourse.
The services closed with series Oh tes-
timOnies, given by Messrs. Tyler conway
Eastburn and Owens, with Charles
Wesley's Covenant Hymn sung, accord
ing to long custom, by the congregation
on their knees. and with short prayer
and benediction 10y the pastor Just rs
the bells were ringing the old year ou,;
A good congregation was present ana
the service was impressive. Those pres
ent exchanged New Years greetings az
they left the church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
SPOTSYLVANIA
Smallpox in the COuntY-persOnaIs.

Spotsyl,snia c. H., Va, Dec. 30, 1905.
AttoI; ~ T.. II DeJarnette and II. 5.
DeJulne o. were at the Court HOUSE on
legal business Friday.
Attorney hos Stokeley Coleman has
returned 10 the court House from visit
% his mother ia the county.
Tom Watson. who lives near Sunlight,
in this county D. sick with smallpox.
DR.. G.. r. Massey IL attending him. Sew
eral parties, who went to see Tom, have
nll been quarantned.
There was quite display Of fire works
NJ this place Saturday night
The Celebration Oi Zion Sunday school
took place at Zion Wednesday evening.
The ordinations by the young folks
were splendid.
Lucy Washington. who was recently
adjudgcd iunatc has been sent To the
asy hum AT Petersburg.
Miss Alica Dew visited Miss Mary Byrd
Gayle ON Thursday
Mr. Wv. Walters little son Is very sick
with Group.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-02
SUNDAY NIGHT BLAZE
Or. B. Hales Suffers Loss From Flames.

The fire department was called out
Sunday night by an alarm sounded from
the residence OF DR.. Barksdale Hales
His office. which is frame building in
the ward of his dwelling, was found 10
be- in flames and the fire was only sub
dued after the building had been Quilted
and its contents, consisting ola valuable
medical library and "a large quantity Of
surgical Instruments, destroyed.
Tie loss is placed at $1,000 with in
snrance of $500 with A. B. Bolts X Go.