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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

of the illness of Captain Dexter. who has been for some weeks at a hispitai in Birmingham, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. S Wen entertained at dinner yesterday when the party in- cluded Misses Beulah, Elsie, and Glenn entine Haas of Atlanta, MT. and Mrs. |. H. Haas of Atlanta, Miss Fannie Froman of Cincinnati and Miss Elsie Beteman. Mrs. J. T. Carmichael and son, Coleman of wetumpka, are the guests of the family of Captain J. l.. Wil- Hams on Goldthwaite street Mrs. W. Barnes Morgan of, Birm- ingham is the guest of her mother at her home on Catoma street
 & & &
 Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Well entertain ed a number of friends at dinner yes- terday, when the party included pr. and Mrs. Ehrenreich, Mrs. Hyams and MT. Lionel Haas.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B, Rains have nov ed to the residence, PIP Sayre street Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Baldwin Day have taken the residence, 22O Perry street.
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 Mss Fannie Fromap of Cincinnati is the guest of Miss Diana Kahn at her home on Bibb street. > 4 e z
 Mrs. O. P. Bartlett of New Orleans is visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs. ]. U. Mcqueen at their home on Perry street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. D. c. HaAs wnl ems
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
ASPHALT PAVEMENT
sAYRR STREET PAVING HAS BEEN
 COMPLETED.
Thrown Open to Travel A Beautiful Piece of Work, Ber-
 mudex Asphalt Being Used.

The Memphis Asphalt and Paving Company finished paving sayre street, with Bermudez Asphalt, on Friday evening, and thus the entire street open to general travel yesterday-all property holders and persons interest ed in having the streets we'll paved. are invited to go to Sayre street ana inspect the work done adv
 23 I-2 Commerce street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

tertain the following at dinner today. Dr. and Mrs. Ehrenreich. Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Well, Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Well, Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Haas. Mir. and Mrs. I H. Haas. the Misses Haas, Mrs- H. James of New York, Messrs. Lionel Alfred and Reuben, and Mss Jeanette Haas.
 Miss Anita Perkins and Miss Camilla Sanford were among the young ladies who served at the Flower show lun- cheon yesterday.
 Miss Hattie Mcqueen, who was ap- pointed Sponsor for 5th Brigade, U. c. ", will not be able to go to Mo- bile on account of the illness of her father, Mir Mcqueen, at his home Sn Perry street. Mir. Mcqueen has been i'll for several weeks. He was repprt- ed little better last evening.
 & % &
 Messrs. s. A. Martin of Atlanta and J, O. Martin of Oxford, Ga, were In Montgomery yesterday en route home after having attended the marriage of their brother Mir. l.. W. Martin. to Miss Florence Palmer at Jackson. Ala, on last Wednesday.
 & & g
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Due are receiv- ing congratulations upon the arrival in their home of a fine boy, Paul Bman- uel.
 Miss Addie Screws will leave tonight for an extended visit to relatives in Beaumont and Port Arthur, Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
tountlnssa from Paso lE9

A (C0nttmwed from Fm80 AsJ Eonhie Bibb Chapter U. D. C.. and is Vorthv Matron of the Elizabeth Arm strong Chapter Order Eastern star and is a leading member of the Moth Tho home of MT. and Mrs. Dexter hasj been a social center where the young people have gathered for the past several years always sure Of the n hostess is capable of extending. Montgomery Is the looser in that Mir. and Mrs. Dexter are to make their home elsewhere. They will go to Bir- rninghan about the first of December. BUSINESS MEETING OF
 SATURDAY CARD CLUB. At the business meeting of the Sat- urday Card Club held yesterday morn ing, Miss Bessie Thoringtoh was elec- ted President, and Miss Lula Wyman, Secretary. The Club will meet on next Saturday with Mrs. W. P. Screws at the home of her mother, Mrs Lucy winter Lahey on South Goldthwaite street.
 NO NAME RECEPTTON
 IN HONOR OF DIR. TEACH. In honor of Dr. Thach. President Polytechnic College, Auburn, Ala, the No Name Club will hold a reception Wednesday. November 21, at 12;3O o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, TIC South Perry. No other session of the Club will be held until the meeting, as stated in Calen- dar, December s.
 g Ss ss
 PTTTMAN-CARLISLE
 Mrs. Ellie A. Carlisle announces the engagement of her daughter, Caro Pearson, to MT. Earle Tunley Pittman of Brewton, Ala. The marriage to take place Wednesday, November twenty eighth, nineteen hundred and six, at half past eight o'clock, at the residence of Miss Carlisle's grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. e. w. Andrews, s11 Dexter Avenue. No cards.
 $ & a
 HkKE-CROMWEIsL.
 The marriage of Miss Lou Ella Cromwell to Mir. Otto flake will take place Tuesday evening November 90. at 8 o'clock, at Clayton Street Bap- list Church, Rev. J. W. OrHara, the pastor, officiating. After the eere- mony Mir. and Mrs. flake will be al home at No. Amanda street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
noNv oF MT. Saunders Shipped.

The remains of James J. saunders.. who died Wednesday afternoon at g. o'clock from injuries received at the mill of the Burton Veneering Company at West End Monday morning, were shipped yesterday morning at o'clock to Greensboro, N C., where the funeral services will be conducted this after noon, and where the interment will be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

The Russian cruiser Rurik, named af- ter the cruiser sunk by the Japanese in the Straits of Korea in August. 1904, was launched here today. She is of l5,200 tons, heavily armed and is expected to steam 2I knots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

We sell the finest line of Buggies and Carriages in the city. When you want q first class buggy call and see us.
 MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 CO.,, 711ez15 HID st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

pertinent yesterday. and were dWnned at once by most of the members Of the department. The fire laddies" make Q nice appearance in them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Wedding Flowers,
 Reception Flowers,
 Funeral Designs. Roses, Carnations, Lily of the Vai- ley, Chrysanthemums, fresh' home grown. The best for the money. Phone ZOO. ROsemont Gardens.
 Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
Dainty Footwear

At the of the social have suggestion for the butant fa her feet, and the potance of walking beatty. This beatty mention simply: Dainty Slippers for evening the newest and most deate shades Satn patent Canvas The swell black kid eaded patent pups half Lo0 and Coban hee ThsO Ties $3O Rich Satin Theo Ties delicate shades of pink and bc, with the Canvas Theo Ties light boe pink. and old Cuban French heels. .$Zz5 wome Felt Slippers, fur trimmed In green rc black and law snde Just received just article S1s .$z25 Sumber Sfppes-eOmpiets luxry for. ..25e
 Splendid Silk Specials
 fnery of silks will attract you here, to show yoo feause abo them that viii: not of silks general of these silks. The feature h Price. S g inch Sak Mesalnc the beaUteo delicate fabric for evening and dresses Shown whe pinkt light bIoe and gray, worth 75c, Monday Special ..t.. soc New and richer pIaids and cheeks for waists and dresses fresh assortment of the raging browns and bues 75c and Plaid Taetas the deep rich shades of brown and garnet s5c and ....srs ...'s.:.......... .91OO ? inch guaranteed black Tsffeta .!.. . .......A75c s6 guaranteed black Taeta, absolutely unatehabis $OO 45 inch Plain Silk AeOo and Rad $G25 and $f50 value composing every beamm shade from green, Monday Special ...... .f...9lOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Miss Matte M. Mcqueen.
 Miss Mcqueen has been appointed sponsor for the 9th Brigade. United
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
lUcnderfuI Suit UdIues. H Sensation Tn tbe Buying lUorld.

day this department has this and We things to yo" go strongly the tempting sueh handsome well made garments I ou me more of md nar "hed will make  pick @o9U
 
 Monday fitting Haes and S0uaehe braid and haek Monday SzzO Misses the city, We take
 
 $<S9 SaAO Acbans ouated Gned soft and pretty and fdn All pOpu mixtures woven paid OaNAAnfS k11affimnS. HNf Snlla1eNS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
clothing for Firemen.

Fifty-six fine new uniforms were re- eeived- by the members of the Ire de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

New RurtlE Launched. Rarrows-in- FuFness, Eipg.s Nov. 1LS-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Miss Kate Meade Lane, of Auburn.
 Miss Lane is to be sponsor of Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

SH GT< $ISOOc Demonstration 5urs and Fur Garments dLaL I miM adTu@ htegaE DRY GooDs CO @ $ % s s S s bs h
 n Fox mg M y m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

bama Division Sons of Veterans for the annual convention to be held in Mobile November 20 and 22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Confederate Veterans. for the reunion to be held in Mobile.
 She is one of Montgomery's most beautiful, prominent and popular so- ciety girls, She is a daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. P. Mcqueen and sister of Mrs. O. P. Bartlett. one of the most notably beautiful women In the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Harry-Lee Chapter of the Daugt CTS of the American Revolution. Mrs. tan- can takes an active and enthusiastic part in reliigous, social and patriotic work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
Carpets, l1lattinos, Hrt Squares.
 Cbe Buying gbanee of tbe Season.

om Carpet Department Ps saat dis pueon ongoodsw Improve eves a
 Jap ManE sold always for $2oO Monday It's and $79S fined trhik of sc yd
 oriental $S75 Brussels Art Squares few left 9xi2 feet Y4e6 Smith Bert Axnste 92 40 sRNMNNNMMNl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. M. decOttes.

pal business and . full attendance Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

urged.
 President. Mrs. W. A. Gesner, Secretary. % & 6 PERSONAL ITEMS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

Mir. and Mrs. T.. c. HaAs wnl sn,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
OYSTER PIRATES BEING RUN OUT

The nnW Board oi Fisheries has found
il hard Ia all at once eradicate primer pir-
that have b ,n wears growing nni
where too deeply rooted for persuasive
influences. compul-iou Is heln4 used ana
depredations have almost ceased, III"
so'caned oyster pirat taking &" lhr
woods and fields lor livelihood.
4 nrv in Warwick court for Oh" hr>l
time ina Years brought in "A conviction
against one rougmug oysters. wheel
came up from the Justices Court ami
a half dozen boats and ~ dozen men
were recently appreheuded 10y the police
- .amer~ working on the natural ROCKS
under the cloak oi private stakes and
that night the chairman of the board. pa
"A ea~oleuc launch. captured an cid
offender of Mulberry Island.
Equally encouraging reports come
from the Potomac River. These cap
lures arr not To be- taken as indicative
of constant violations, hut that the lew
violators left are being caught.
The next meeting of the Hoard ol l~h
cries will be- held August 22d. in Norfolk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
VIRGINIA NEWS

George T. Coleman, OF Williamsburg
has been named A. assistant to Highway
Commissioner Wilson.
For Medlock. Louisa county. y. \.
flasher has been appointed postmaster
vice Aubrey Hughson, resigned.
4 h Mallory. of Warsaw. had his leit
loot in the ankle Joint so badly cut ht
"A mower that the foot had Ia be-
amputat d.
William ;. Johnson. -, of Catletts
Station. and Lily r. Petite, -, of Abrr
ton. Nd. were licensed To wed IN Wash.
iugtOn Wednesday.
Col Joseph Button has rendered hi'
designation ~ secretary of the stat
prmocratic Committee. He viii hbel\
boz succeeded 10y Col William Horny
Mann. of Petersburg.
The Travellers Protective Association
ri Virginia will erect 5000 bulIdul
at the Jamestown Exposition Tor th"
entertainment of members of thenatloual
body who may attend the exposition.
John ). Crawford. of Louisa county,
and Miss Zadie lee Crawford, daughter
of Henry Crawford. OF Lorisa. Were
married Monday afternoon in the par
lors of the Colonial Hotel. Chariot 'syIN ,
10y Rev John b Turpin, d. d.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
NET At BRANDY STATION
Veterans of Two Armies on His
tOric Ground.
THOUSANDS WERE AT THE REUNION

The reunion OF the cavalry and horse
artillery oi the armies OF Northern Viz
sinia and of the Potomac took place
Thursday near Brandy Station, Culpcpcr
county. under the auspices OF \. L. I'M
Camp Confederate Veterans, Cuipel"f
Many oi the most famous battles oil th'
Civil War were fought in the IcimtN.
Rev. Garter Page opened the exercises
with prayer Major j ". Burrows pre-
scented Major d. \. Grimslcy ~ master
of ceremonies. Major Grmslcy made a.
hi ief address oi welcome.
An the speakers-eNC Congressman JAS.
". Marshall Judge : ". Williams and
ten. Muuford-Wcre veterans who had
seen service in the vicinity
The famous "Culpcp"r Minutemen
which company scrvcdm the Revolution,
the War Of 1872, the Mexican War, the
civil War and the war with Spain. led
tive military procession. The company
was commanded 10y Capt. EdwnSlaugh
ter
Thousands oi persons. attended the re-
union. They thoroughly enjoyed the
lavish picnic dinner spn'nd ON long table
under the trees
The Marine Band oi Washington ur
nished music
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In u"
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady
winter pvtras s3G315, Pennsylvania
roller clear. s3.25M340, city mills
fancy. S4.50M4.G0. RYE FLOUR firm
por oafrel $3.j5Q3.75. WHEAT firm
~. Pennsylvania rcd. 751s a l6c
cor steady; No. yellow, local, 90,
OATS steady; No. 2 white. clipped
44HN45c.; lower grades. 4jc. ia
steady: No. timothy. Iaoo g g., -
PORK firm, family, $l9.53y. B i,,,,,
steady; beef hams, sly. POULlh
Live firm; hens. l3h4 C, ola T co.,
ters. On9lhc. Dressed firm; ch1iC'
fowls 14lbc.; old ROSTERS, &c. But
TER steady: creamery. 25c. EGG
firm. selected, Z2N 23c.; nearby 2jc.
western. 2Oc., southern, ia l'c pc
dozen. POTATOES steady; ne". p.
barrel. 81. 50N rs,
BALTIMORE WHEAT steady y"
2 spot. 74Mm7Jc.; No. spot 3sg'
6SILc southern G8M73Mc corr
quiet: mixed spot 54AU "a 2c.; mi Sc,
steamer 5lH a 81 nc, southern, "at
&c OATS frmcr; white, No 2, nc
sales. No. 3. 39M1Oc.; No. D. 3Sla q
39c.. mixed. No. ?. 3Siac. sales. No )
37G37ihc., No a. 36H36hc. BUTTE
firm; creamery separator extras, II q
22c.: held. 1Sfo20c.; prints. z2fpI3r.
MHTAlaflI anu III Ni4i'' ''. 81
nrints i4Ml5c. EGGS fin, ia.c.
MARYLAND and Ponnsylvani1. ltc
Virginia. 1Sc.. West Virginia, 17Ec.
southern. nc per dozcn.
NEW YORK - BUTTER hrmHr
creamery, common to ira, lIU22c..
renovated common I extra, l3I2n
10hc.; western fac Z. common I
extra. 13M17c.. 1t IN imi atioi
creamery, extras. DC; frsis. Ia
17bc. CHEESE eady; stat "a
cream. large fancy. lli2c.. do. fair I
good. 11N11Ac. do. small. fancy. !.
ollie, do fair TO good, 1Ol2g lie
do. inferior, 9d10c., do. skins. 1903
EGGS steady, state. Pennsylyania and
nearby fancy selected white, 24h35c.
do. choice. 22d23c.; do. mixed extrn
22M23c.; western frsts. lS4 lsiRc. do
seconds. 1870 171sc. POULTRY: Live
steady: western chickens. lfc.; fowls
13Ibc.; turkeys. 12c. Dressed slow
western chickens. 12014c.; turkeys
Hobo: fowls, 11d13hc. PEANUTS
ouiet; fancy handpicked. AZ n4Ac.i
other domestic, 264hc. POTATOES
easier; Long Island. per barrel. N.5l
@I75' Jersey. per barrel, s1.50d1.G2
CARRIAGES slow. Long Island and
New Jersey. Sl.50M3 per 100 head.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST Il. 1906.
THE COMING FAIR

The 1906 catalogue OF the Kappa
hammock Valley Agricultural ana
Mechanical Society has been issued
and while in the main the pr"gr'l'"'
nrizes. etc, are practically the same
as heretofore, there are some new
features provided for, which should
make the Fair. to be held ON the
9th 26th and 9th OF September
next. particularly interesting to the
farmers of this section. The most
notable innovation m tins respect
are the special prizes Offered Tor seed
corn. The question OF good seed
corn is "A very interesting and nm
portant one, and one which has been
more or less neglected in this section
~ virginia. The promoters oil the
Fair intend. toy Offering these special
nrizes for corn. to stimulate the IN
forest Of farmers i'm this important
snbiect and make il mt the same
time worth while To make some
spe,ial effort ia this direction. The
society offers - a. the first prlle Tor
the best exhibit ol corn consisting col
ton ears. rs uniform in size and
quality as possible and grown 10y
the exhibitor. - for the second best
and 81 for third best The corn vii
be Judged by an expert, who will give
reasons for his decision. This lea
ture should prove interesting an'
valuable
There are some changes in the race
program for the better. Larger
purses are offered. and with one e\
ception. heat races. which are more
or less Objectionable tohorseo owners
have been eliminated
The ladies department presents
s,me now features. and Is as usua
attractive. and there are many
special prizes, covering allthedepaF'
ments. offered 10y our merchants.
The Fredericksburg Fair is Away
q success. and We soc no reason WHY
the coming one should not echps'
them all
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
CAROLINE
S. S Picnic Entertainment 0tINi Notes ana
Personals

Rowling Grcen. Va. Aug oh, 1906.
TN, Christian sunday School gave lis
ar1ual picnic at Holly llili ON lhnf--
dnN There WAS "A large crowd present
and the children thoroughly enjoyed the
outing
MIR Willie Wright, OF Now York. IL
sueuding this week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. " " Wright
Mr. Harry Anderson has returned 10
his home in Norfolk, after spending sov-
cral DAYS with his aunt, Mrs Sallr IA
dcrson
Miss Nav Broaddus returned on Thurs
dny To- Richmond. She has been here
nur-ing her brother. DR. Jno. g. br""d-
d1a who has been III with liver.
Mrs VIM Waite. OF Spotsylvann. II -
Guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. t. r..
Sugg
Mr.. Joel lIninrs and daughter Miss
Louise. are visiting relatives IN Wash
ingtOn
Mrs q T.. Smoot has been called Il"
Richmond 10 the bedside OF he S'si'r
Miss Susie Pollard, who Is critically III.
Mr.. e. r. lessee lcit Sunday Tor ms
bom. i'm New York Mrs jesse VIII n'-
main here several weeks longer
Onitc "A large crowd went with the
dramatic Cmb" To CroNton ON the 'th.
vher,. thc club gave the play. The Great
| Catnstrophc notwithstanding the VA
element evening. a large crowd was prs
emit and delightful evening WAS -pcnl
/ by all
MIR 4 b. Chandler lr, is spending
| this week boo Norfolk.
Miss pcachy Lyme left ON Friday ior
Orangc. where she will spend several
weeks before returning To her home IN
/ Richmond.
Mrs + ". Chandler and Mrs. {. +
/ lessee spent Wednesday la your city.
The condition Of DR. Jno Broaddu-.
who has been very sink with typhoid
fever. is much improved.
Mas Bessie Ryland of Richmond. is "a
guest ol Miss Frances Broaddus
Rev. aud Mrs Il L. Husby have rc
turned from Matthews county, where i'
/ has been assisting i'm "A meeting
Mr.. " G. Boyd, oi Richmond. spent
Sunday with his family here
MIR Hyslup and daughter hav" return
el ID Norfolk. after u visit of several
weeks to tine homo OF Mrs e.. Il. Ennis
Mir Herbert Anderson. oi Florida i- u
guest Cd his mother here
Miss Edith Chandler entertained ihc
/ Friday Night Club at her homeon Friday
night in "a delightful mannrr. all present
/ thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
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DEATHS

oliver g. Sims. who went from Luui-a
county to Baltimore two years ago,
died there sunday He wa siNty-i"ur
years old. and j. survived 10y his widow
and seven children. The body was
taken 10 Louisa county for burial.
Miss Lille Pitts died Aug. 9th at Il @
home Of her brother &. II. Pitts. in Car -
line county. She has becn sick iornearIl
two years Funeral services were held
al Upper Zion Church Wednesday. cor
Quoted by Rev Andrew Broaddus. and
burial in family burying ground.
Mrs. Sophionia Palmer died at Ter
home ut | rbanna. Sunday night, alter
= few days illness, in the eithty-siNth
year OF her age She was the widow OF
the late Alfred Palmer and j. survived
los three sons Dr. A. C., and Bruce Pal
mer. Of Richmond, and Archer Palmer, of
\eW York
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
Monday, The 18th Day Of Sept, 1906,
at O'Clock NJ:

at II O'Clock NJ:
First, "A tract containing llGacrcs, ad-
Joining the lands Of OF l.. X. Colbert, {.
+. Gordon and ais and being the same
land and premises that WAS conveyed
INTO Frances II. Wheatey by Sale j.
Crismond and husband by deed dated
Both Of June. 1903, and duly recorded in
the clerks office Of Spotsylvania in d. Is.
40. .. 372, and the same property con
vcycd by said Whcatley unto John +.
Kemp. This tract OF land is considered
as one of the best equipped farms IN
Spotsylvania county. being in n high
STATE Of cultivation, water IN field, fine
orchard. n large dwelling with 10 rooms
in frst-class repair, aud with all ncccs-
sary outhuildings in thorough repair
This farm il about two miles south Oi
the Courthouse and known ~ Cherry
Grove
Second. n tract known ~ "Strawberl =
Hill" containing about 300 acres, lying
and being in said county ofSpotsylvania,
adjoining the lands of John NJ. Smith.
deceased. and John J. Brooks, and being
the same property that was conveyed
unto Frances H. Wheatlcy by George
Alsop and ais by deed duly recorded in
the ciork = office Of Spotsylvania in ID. Is
AR. y. 237. and by said Wheatley con
viewed unto John p Kemp. This tract
Of land lies on the Telegraph Road lead
ing from MassaponaX TO Smiths Mill
There is n good dwelling upon said tract
of land, all necessary Outbuildings, or
chards. etc, in good state of cultivation.
Terms-One third cash. balance in II
and Is months, evidenced by purchaser =
bond. secured 10y deed Of trust upon the
property. with interest ut six per cent.
from date Of sale or oil cash may be
paid at option Of purchaser Sale sub
iect to the confirmation by the court.
Frederick W. ColemP1,
{. O'Conor Goodrich,
Commissioners OF SAFE
Fredericksburg, Va.
In the clerks office Of the Crcrit Court
of the county OF Spotsylvania. W. II.
Stanley, plaintiff, against Waller, adj
ministrator, and ais, defendants |, 7.
A. Harris, clerk of the said court, do GER
tify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners By the decree rendered in
said cause on the 9th day OF August,
1906 has been duly given. Given under
NV hand M clerk OF the said court this
9th day Of August. 1906.
Il. A. Harris, Clerk.
au11-w4w.
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Successful Play F.eseL Cd BY Bowling Cen
Dramatic Club Personals, IT,
Cro1ton. N. Alg 9Ih I9OI

CroXton. Va. Aug 9th. 1900.
"The Great Catastrophe given at
Memorial Hall hy the Dramatic Club OF
Bowling Grcel, proved great sue
cess The company, composed ui Misses
Caro- aud Frances Broaddu-, Maude
scott. blanche Coghill and Annie Wright.
Nr,,lamc- f h. Gill. e.. l.. BulIArl, Rpht
Coehiil and T. b Travis. and Mrssrs I
- and Roht Cpghil'. l. Il. Travis g.
+, Hullard and VIM Broaddu~. bravcd
the elements. and arriyeiat the ha llc early
ian the afternoon Despite the severe cle'-
tric storm. quite number oi pleasure
-.,.ker- ami ION lovers assembled AT
Memorial Hall to ~re thrp play. Nrd every
our thoroughly enjoyed D.. and al were
loud iu praise of the fIc acting display
,d hy The caste The Rotations by Mt
and Mrs & J.. BuNard and little Miss
Coruelia Parker, and music 10y MT J.. ~
Ninkler added much 90 the pleasure OF
the occasion The Caroline Chapter
pnuqhter- of the Cunirderacy. certainly
apprD,itte this great Kindness dorc them
hv the Dramatic Club and are under "a
gr.at debt ui gratitude 90 them.
The Caroline CHAP r. Daughters oil th"
Conicdcracy. will hold business meeting
Al Memorial Hall on Wednesday NOM
ine Aug. 18th. at % O'Clock. \" mem
beers arc requested Ia be- present. a. ti"rr
will he much business ul importoncc 10
discuss
Mr.. ". II. Maddox. OF lIcwlctt-. ~poni
several days oi this W,rk wiki Mr~
ii theWniug
Mr.. Ray Melton. of Mol xnr. was "a
recent guest of Mr. Frank Dabney
Me-sr- ia Connolly aud Corhe''ns DAVIS,
of Richmond. were Guests sunday oi NJ.
and Mrs A. W Davis.
Polk Nilcr-to mention hl- name 40
sufficient. but to abnOuuOc that be- win
his quartrtte VIII appear ~ Memoile'
Htll ou the evening of Aug. 18th alnadN
in-urc- a crowd Don't forget th" date.