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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
KING GEORGE
Churches without Pastors-Wll Reside Here
Other Notes-Pefeonals.

King George Co, Va, Dee. Sth, l'oo.
Two Of the Baptist churches of King
George ARE now without pastors,an the
deficiency does not seem easily supplied.
Rev j III Newhill, who for year or so
has had charge OF Potomac church,
nreached his farewell sermon IN that
church the fourth Sunday in Novem Der,
and the congregation II earnestly tu-
dsnyOring To tiud some one 10 supply MS
place. Rev. Mr. Connolly, who has so
iono and faithfully served the people oi
Montague Chapel, preached his farewell
sermon I'm that church To an Overlooking
congregation hast Sunday, and amid
many tenrs the people listened 10 his
parting words and realized thht tnel
were giving up "A true ana urea pl-tpr'h
Christian friend and counselor, one whose
place cannot easily be- lilled. Mr.. Ton
nelly has served this congregation seven
teen wears. taking the long drive from
Richmond county 10 preach 10 them
once "A month often over rohd- tph'
wnuld have dismayed any but the dauni
les, country pastor.
Rev. {. II. Holiday, ui the RICHMOND
Orphanage. preached trial sermon u,
NnntaQue Chapel two Sundays ago, ana
the ueoule have him under consideration
Tomorrow Rev. T.. ". Gray.a student ~
Richmond College. j. expected To preh'n
at Potomac church IN tie morning ana
Montagues at night. With view 10 the
pastorship Of these chu rhes bong oll'Ieu
him.
The many friends OF Mi-s Martha }
Massey. sister of the late Dr. j. SAdhnf
Massey. regret most sincerely that sie
has closed her home IN King George aud
has gone To Fredericksburg 10 reside
She will be missed IN the community ana
in the church. where she WAS ever faithful
Ia all duties. and herold friends wish her
every blrssiug ia her new home.
We are sorry Ia barn that Mr. John
C. Cawood. " ho las benn living ~ Wash.
ington for several years. II Va hnsplt~
in that city. suffering with broken leg
Mrs. f. + Niude. ~ Colonial l'eHch, II
visiting her sister. Mrs John fitzhugh,
and other relatives here.
Miss Elsie Washington, OF Oak Grove,
is spending this wei in Washington.
Mr.. I. Withrr- Boggs, who spent the
past month visiting hOr iat her, tol y y.
Washington. ia MestmOreland eouniy
has returned 60 Mt Ida
Mr.. T. Il Garuett. of Washington, ar
rived here Wednesday nightnn II spend.
ing week with hi~ brother. Hon u. l.
Garnett. aud j. enjoying the hunting
season
Mr.. Benz Tayloe il spending some
days in Washington this week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
CUT DOWN IN EARLY GIRLHOOD

Matte Fulton Linthicum, the brigh'
II wears old daughter OF Mrs Amelia
Ilnthlcum. widow oi the late Or /. g.
Linthicum. OF Caroline, died at the home
here oi her mother saturday morning
after an operation TO- appendicitis per
formed hy DR.. j. f. Tompklns aud DR.
". j. Chewing. Friday night
She was "a remarkably beautiful ana
bright child. Ii Was only two days ago
that IA question arose III her class AT
school that all failed 10 answer but her
sell. Supt. Willis said in speaking OF heI
"She was III seemingly good heath ana
attended school the day before she was
stricken r.,...
The funeral Of little Miss Matte Futon
Linthicum. who died of appendicitis,
took place from st. George = church sun
day AFTERNOON at 3.3O and was largely
attended. Services Were conducted by
the rector. Rev. DR.. r. j McBrNde, and
interment made in the City Cemetery.
The floral offerings We're very beautiful.
The pallbearers were Messrs. James ;
Knox. +. j. Smith. NJ. NJ. Lewis DR. j.
Sidney Scott. DR. j. Garrett King and
MIR. ]. b. kertig, OF Richmond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
CHARMING CONCERT
Selections BY Orchestra Solos, Reading and
Duet Please Audience at College.

4 fair audience greeted the first con
cert of the College Orchestra. Prof. /. 4.
Franklin director. for the winter, AT
study Hall. Friday night. The enter
tainment was OF high order and enjoy
able 20 music lovers. This orchestra Is a
musical feature Of thecoilege that reflects
great credit on it, director and members.
The program commenced with a march.
The Gypsy Prince anOverture. Long
ing Tor Home" after which Mrs. \. 7.
Rowe charmingly sang. Dal Thy Blue
Ewes" lbl Thou Art Mine AL The
American Patrol" by orchestra, follow.
3D. Miss Eleanor McCracken reclted
The Baby Corps at New Market with
fine effect. lola, 10y orchestra, WAS next
number. "Schubert's Serenade, with
violin obligato by Prof. Franklin, was
sung plea-ingly by Miss Hyde. Concert
Walt. The Silvery Brook, was render
ed by orchestra, when Mrs. A. ?. Rowe
and Miss Alice Cannon sang a duet
What the Birds Say, and the orches-
ira closed the entertainment with a
march, "Tusearora
Each of the ladies who sang and Miss
McCracken. who recited. received decided
encores and bowed thanks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
THE METHODIST CHURCH
d New Members Received.

The services Sunday AT the Methodist
church were of peculiar interest. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. j. II. Light:
preached ON the Church az the Body OF
Christ 4 large congregation hllrd the
beautiful audience room. Alter the ser,
mon. twenty-one persons were received
into membership IN the church. "a the
result of the recent revival. ~ the
larger part OF the new members were
from the Sunday School. Mr.. Light re-
ouested the Superintendent, Mr.. /. '. u.
Conway. to assist in extending the rlght
hand OF fellowship and welcoming the
new members. At the evening service
the meeting was in charge oil the
Womens Missionary Societies oil the
church and reports were read from the
various organizations. showing an en-
couraging state of work. among the
women. in the interest of Missions IN our
own hand and in foreign countries Inc
sermon. on "An Open Door, 10y K'v. j.
II. Light. was 10 the societies, which
celebrated their anniversary sunday
night
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
RAPPAHANN0CK RIVER
BOAT SERVICE
Round Tip.

From all wharves between Westland
and Tappahannock to fredericksburg
81 90.
From all wharves between Tappa-
hammock and Carriers, 8 -.
From all wharves between carter
and Port Royal, 1929.
From all wharves between Port Royal
and Fredericksburg, zoe.
The Transportation Committee oi the
Business Men : Association OF Fredericks-
burg wish to call special attention to
the very low rates for boat service, good
on any boat But We call particular
attention to Mondays boat, and most
earnestly invite the people OF the Kappa
hammock Valley to visit fredericksburg
and inspect the well selected stocks Of
goods and compare prices We ieel very
sure YOU will be pleased. Come early
before the rush at the holidays.
Business Mems Association.
f. W. Mills, President
]. Garrett King, Secretary. dll-4t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
DENIAL"

II having been rumOred that the mix
furnished by Lee Hill Farm has mad
some OF the cream removed from 1t, the
following affidavit in denial has been
shade:
AFFIDAVIT.
y1nainia-Corporation of Fredericks-
burg' to-wit: |. George W. Shepherd
Ir.. aotary public in and for the cor
ssoratiOn of fredericksburg, state aIore-
'sssd do hereby certify that John rec
man this day personally appeared before
me in nv said corporation, and being
duly sworn according to law, made oath
that he il the superintendent OF the Lee
Hill Dairy" and that he has intimate
personal knowledge OF all details oil the
management of the said dairy and OF the
hsndling of the products: that the pre-
,caunions taken TO prevent contamination
of tn milk are such as are scientifically
recommended, and are approved 10y the
best authorities on dairy subjects; that
the milk furnished from the said Lee
Hill Dairy is the natural product OF the
herd. is unskimmed and unadulterated,
and that no skim milk whatever has been
Furnished or delivered TO any OF the Gus
TONERS OF the said Lee Hill Dairy
Farm" but in every instance the mix
A.siEered to customers in the sealed bot
Ties is the unskimmed and unadulterated
milk produced from healthy and well fed
cows carefully andintelligentlv handled.
John Freeman.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
the aforesaid notary, this 18th day OF
December, 1906.
Geo. ". Shepherd. Jr.,
Notary Public
NV o,apmission expires October l, 1907
Henry Warden.
ia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
STAFFORD
Narrow Escape-can Of Powder npIOces in
Bows Rands-He Was Not Seriously Hurt
And House Old Not ewn-Rde Nearly Tock
His Breath Away-PersonaIs.

stafford e. H.. Va, Dee. 9Th, 1906.
Mr.. John W. Callahan. who has been
| i'll with pneumonia. il convalercrnt
Mr. Jack Knoxville is sick, and II at
tended by DR.. Sneed
Mrs. Susan Woodland has been Ill. but
il recovering. under the mlnistration oi
Dr. Sneed
DR.. Il. j. Payne has returned home
from IA visit To hi- kin IN Fauquier
county
Frank Strothcr. "a colorrd boy living
at the residence of Mr. Tho-. j. Waller.
was severely burned yesterday. Th r.
was a can of gun powder ON manti'-
piece. when one uf the children oi Mr.
Waller Knocked it down ou the hearth.
The boy discovered IT, aud caught holI
OF it to remove it from the close proXimi-
~ To the fire. " hen IL exploded burning
the hair from h~ head, aud -corchlng
him considerably. hut strange To Say. lr
il not seriously burned. although The
can contained hall pound oi powder. At
one time IT was thought the house woul ]
be- destroyed by the resultant iioc, hut o.
was rXtngui-h,l
one 81 our Brooke m. rrhaut- wort T..
town recently on business GrtiiIg
through with saline. hr went to thrd,p1t
thinking he might catch some ol MI.
various freight trains that daiiy ira
verge tie Il + : z K r. and not have
t. wait lnr train No 6u. Whl,u ~ pro
verbally haze. Du arriving AZ tArd.pIt
be found the shifting engine There hal to
70 10 QuAuiicu 20 rr.claL Asking Oh,
engineer for II rido to- Brooke, lie VIA
told To get aboard and the start Wa
made. Tie engineer 10 show oii 'let hcr
ont aud our iIiend'- heart comm need
u rise At th~ curve Just beyond fotO.
mac Run Bridge the engine seemed 10
drop all OF a sudden AMI with rise Il
the hart that almost knocked hls pal ct
through the top OF lls head orr Jiend
thought he would Lr,rr see wife or
children again, but the engine rlghied.
reached Brooke and time taken was just
ten minute IN running nine miles Somr
oi the boys SAY our Brooke friend was
pale for two days
Fish arr It'll being caught ia Aqua
trrfL 10 spite ol tu" co'd weather the
Thermometer rra,hiug i3 this u "a.
Mr.. X. 4. Lowry, thH ",ld reliable
SAYS il II almost TINE for him to retire
for the winter. and SEEK the warm chin
ney nook until old Sol. in his journey
North. trmper- the atmosphere To such
and extent that Boz can take his daily
rides abroad without discomfort.
Mr.. j. T Knoxville. the bridge tender
at Aqua draw, is land mp at home with
u severe cold
christmas j. iu tho perspective Ti-
To boz hoped that -lmc 10 our irrnd- will
see the error az ttr.r ways aud celebrate
Il ~ q proper mnnner
Scrihhler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
FULLER BR0ADDUS

Mr. Claiborne Fuller and Miss Alice
Broaddus, daughter Of the late Dr. {. {.
Broaddus. OF Caroline county, were mar
ried at the home Of the brides uncle, Mr.
l. b. Samuel, near Sparta, on Wednes-
dsy evening by Rev. Andrew Broaddus.
After the ceremony the happy couple re-
paired 70 the home Of Mr.. George Fuller,
father Of the groom, where "a delightful
reception was rendered them. At .
O'Clock the doors Of the dining-room
were thrown open and the guests usher
ed in To "A sumptuou- repast. Music ana
games were later enjoyed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
BAZAAR CLOSES
Pythlsn Sisters Realized Handsome Sum pY
Their Efforts.

The second night of the Pythian Sis
tiers haZ iar at the Opera House drew a
large crowd. but not A. large ~ the iirst
night The program opened with u IRE
ole song 10y Mrs j BPrpctnr,with Prot
\ h. lowering, pianist
butterflies Bells was au attractive
presentation hy - little gIil-, Margaret
Sarrey. Maude Allison, Lena Lappen.
Johanna lri,kc. Elizabeth Nindr. Eth'l
Genthrr Jessie Neither, Mary Alison,
Rcna Wright. Pauline STORM gen. Adele
Allison. Myrtle Franklin. JOSIE Dowhry,
Eva Clark. Theresa pannrhl iurencr
Terrell. Ruth McGhre, Elizabeth Layton,
Elsie " right and Lily Emhny
4 solo, You Must Not Pick Pums
From my Plum Tree. wa- sweetly sung
by Miss Mary Helm.
The Indian Dull' was well executed
by ten boys dressed IN up-to-date
"lnjun' costume. Emmett Sacrry. Geo
Gouldman. Harold Gruther. Joe | Imam.
leo Tmberakc, Henry pannehi. Jr'
Charley StOiiregen. james Smith, Kay
moud Jones and Ward Freeman.
The PythIan Sisters tableauN closed
the stage prog am The tour virtues
rtpre-euted-Loye, 10y Elizabeth Ninde;
Equality, Maude Allison and Hhda
Armstrong: Fidelity. Mary HELM and
Florence Helm; Purity, Elizabeth Sacrey.
Ticket No. 274 won the tea sci. and
Geo. Hohmanns little girl won the
child's prize OF I
The Pythian Sisters bazaar at the
Opera House closed Saturday night with
"a large attendance aud has proved such
"a financial success that the treasury ol
the Sisters be greatly increased. The
stage program consisted OF the Butterfly
and Bell Dance Dutch Girls, Ten Little
Niger Boys and a Dutch Song 10y GEO
Holman, which WAS fine. What re-
manned unsold, and it was not much,
was disposed Of at auction. The door
prize for adults, comb and brush set,
was won by ticket No. PSI, aud the
child's prize, 81, by the son Of Officer
Charles 4. Gore
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
JUDGMENT AGAINST MO-,
DEL. & VA. RY. COMPANY

Judgment was gwen in the Circuit
Court Oi MiddleseX county Friday in
favor of T A. Jones w Nd. Del. Il Va.
nv. &C.. for 500 81. balance claimed on
"A bi ol lumber u.ed in the construction
OF The Frdrrick-uurg wharf The de-.
Tense sought To show that the lumber in
dispute was sold To l.. b. Wagenen. who
built the wharf aud personally entered
into written contract with Mr. Jones
for the purchase thereof The plaint II
commended that b" dealt with Mr. Wage
men ~ agent ~ the steamboat people.
and the jury agreed with his contention
10y giving Judgment for the full amount
claimed. tounsrl Tor the NJ. D. K Va.
Co gave notice oi an appeal Me--rs II
I. Lewis and j K Saunders represented
Mr. Jpu-. - bile T. q. Jones and e. r.
}roun appeared Tor the Company
Suuih-idr S-ntinel.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
Mr.. RICHARD SHELTON DEAD

Mr. Richard shelton died at the home
nj his son-lu.lnw. Mr.. I. NJ. Larkln. Sun
day. after a period Of "a health extend
iur through the past year. aged 7Gyear3
The deceased was "a Confederate solder
ami served through the war III u battery
first commanded Toy Gen J. Il Cnohe'
next hy Major Thomas French ANA last
los Capt. Raleigh Cooper. OF stafford. lie
had li,ed here all his hie. respected 10y our
people. and raised IA large family OF clil-
dren. They are Charles shelton. OF arc
line: Mrs. Virginia Dudley. Of New York
Mrs. John \. White. Mrs I. NJ. l.arkln.
Strother shelton aud James shelton, oil
this city. A widow Also survives him.
Funeral services at the Baptist church
AT 3.30 Monday afternoon. conducted by
Rev. K Aubrey Williams. the pastor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Officer Stone Arrests Henry Johnson as He
Energies From Hen House.

Saturday morning about 2:3O o'clock
Officer Stone saw some one 90 up Sophia
street. whom he suspicioned. He iol-
lowed the party at distance and Sc
creted himself when the party stopped.
In a short time the officer heard "a slight
noise in Dr. Thompson's hen house. ~,
waited at the back fence, where board
had been pulled off. In a short while
Henry johnson, colOred, appeared with
an arm full Of DR.. Thompson's chickens.
Officer Stone pointed his pistol in the
negro's face and Henry dropped the
chickens. He stated that he had been IN
there to pay the cook q visit. The thiei
was locked up and brought before Mayor
Wallace Saturday. when he was fined -
and costs. This is not the first time
Johnson has been in trouble.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
TAX DEED SET ASIDE

The case of Andrews heirs against jill.
Powell. which has been pending in Spot
sylvania Court for some time, has been
decided in favor OF the plaintiff by the
court entering a decree setting aside q
tax deed conveying TO Mr.. j. L. Powell
3l2 acres of land in Spotsylvania coun-
ty. which is valuable land, being well
timbered. and is said to have much
mineral thereon. Messrs. Lee J. Graves
and Alvin T. Embrey represented the
plaintiff, and Mr.. St Geo. Fitzhugh the
defandant
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
EDDlNS-- MUNDY

Eugene Eddins aud Miss Susie Mundy
were married Thanksgiving Day at Lin.
den. Albemarle county, the residence oil
the brides father, Mr. James Mundy.
Rev. Mr. Coons, oiiiciated. The bride
was attired in tailor-made suit. Hugh
Brooking was the best man. Alter the
ceremony the bridal party lett for Pos
terrified, Orange county, the home Of Mr..
X. o. Eddins. father Of the groom, where
an old Virginia wedding dance was ten
.l.-.l eh.tn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
Headquarters For
Building Materials,

keep all kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
addressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash,
Doors, and Blinds. Lime. Cement
Calcine Plaster, Plastering Hair,
Building and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready-Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil Turpentine, Dryer
Varnish and Lewis's White Lead,
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
of all kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheathing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. 4. ID. COLh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
JOB PRINTING

The Free Lance is prepared to do job
work OF all kinds 10 up-to-date style at
reasonable prices on short notice. The
work done IN our office will compare
fsvorably with the best to be had any
where. The head of our job work de-
partment, who has been working in this
office for many years, is one OF the most
experienced men in the business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
Christmas Hosoa, Excursion Rates, Season 1906

To Richmond, Washington and inter
mediate points; points on Southern Ky.
in Virginia via Alexandria or Washing
Son. and points on A. c. 4. K. r., 5. A;
L.. Ry.. Southern Ry., c. & y. By, and
n. wv. Ry., via Richmond, at one and
.one-tiard first class fares plus 21c.
Tickets on sale December ~. II, Y,
23. "a, %, 30, 81 and January LIST, re-
turn limit January 9TH, 1907.
W. p. Taylor,
td3I Traffic Manager.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
APPLIED FOR NEW CHARTER

The spotsylvauia Telephone Company
has applied to the State Corporation
Commission for a charter. The com
pamy failed to pay the franchise tax,
hence il forfeited its old charter conse
quently new charter will have to Dc
secured. Attorney Thos. 5. Coleman IL
counsel for the company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
PROMPT SETTLEMENT

The insurance on the frame building
on upper Main street, belonging TO Mr..
J. W. Adams, which was destroyed 10y
fire few nights ago, was paid on sat
urday to Mr. Adams by the Agricultural
Fire Insurance Company, OF which Col
+. ID. Cole is the agent IN this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
December. 1906.
INSURANCE LOSS PROMPTLY PAID

Mr. Haynes. Of the North British Mer'
camille Insurance Co, was here Saturday
and adjusted the loss DR.. j. y. Barney
sustained by ire in hi- bed room IA lew
days ago.
DR.. Barney's loss was 5000 and the
amount was promptly paid 10y the com
pany through their local agents Mrssrs
chichester X Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
MARRIAGES

Mis- NAunrtt- y GNNuur of Hath.
willie. and Ben T. Mailman. of Washing
ton. were married no Baltimore S,tur-
day
eRobt +. Campbell oi Washington,
was married 90 mat city Nov 2,tn To
Mis- Rosa Taylor, formerly OF Spot.yl
wanna county.
" +. Haynlr and Mi Salie Mnude
Gaskin-. both OF Northumberland ruu q
~. were married November 2>th. az he
VI. Z. parsonage. ~ Barg' - S'O.e. by
Rev J +. Wooden
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
DEATH OF MRS. MARTENS

Mrs. II e. Martens. Of thu city. died
suddenly Friday at the HON" OF Herman
II. Mart4ns. at Splrrows Point. Md "
heart failure. aged ~ixty-siN years. Tier
husband. one daughter. and two sons
survive her
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
MAYORS COURT

Mayor Wallace had before him Satur-
day morning John Willis colored, drunk,
fined 81 %; Ambrose Carter, drunk and
disordery, fined S4.S5; Henry Johnson,
stealing chickens, fined $7.15; John
Shelton, drunk and disorderly, fined
$3.50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
DU BU0UE- BOWERS

Miss Nettie o. Bowers, OF Caroline
county. daughter of Capt. Frederick Is.
Bowers, became the bride OF Mr.. }. How
ard Du Buque, OF Springfield, Mass, on
Monday mt the residence in Richmond OF
Rev. +. T. Dadmun, who ofliciated. Mr..
and Mrs. Du Buque will reside in Rich
mOnd.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
KILLED BY TRAIN

c so. train No. ), southbound struck
and killed Mrs. Samuel Thomas
at Bristol station, near Manassas, Fri
dav. She was crossing the track and in
trying to get out of the way OF a north
bound train stepped 10 front OF the
train going south.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
DEATHS

Mr. Jas Lerg died ~ h.- Wmr ~
Stcycnsburg Tuesday.
Mrs Carnir Win-t u Bu.l OBJ 'h {
her homr in Lrui-a county Dee. Gth
She was in her SSH year. She wa u
member OF the we'll known family #
Winston-. Of Louisa About so years
ago she married Orsnyill" Buliock. Il
Louisa. who died soon after the war
She j. survived hy three children. and q
brother and sister. Capt Frank v Win
ston. and Mrs. James l.. Gordon, Of
louisa.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11

Connexions 81 Fredericksburg with K. g. =.
way Co. At Orange with southern X. r. and
Chesapeake 4 Ohio r. X.
The only liue TO the Cbsncellorsville and VII
dernees Battlenelds
Rastern standard Time. Daily exceptsundsy.
WI RICHARDS. Gen. Mausser
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
FREDERICKSBuRG'S
PORTION $2,474.47

The State apportionment for the pub
lie school funds made public today puts
the total from that source at S942, TO-
70. OF which fredericksburg gets 81
47441
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
FIRE IN ESSEX

The residence OF Lewis J,fires. 10 Essex
county. was destroyed by fire Tuesday
Loss 81 900. No insurance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11

Wisdom and economy will lead you
here when YOU wish To buy a thoroughly
good piano and feel that the price Is the
next to the most essential point aud
then quality just now We have TO OFFER
the argest assortment of high grade
pianOs ever exhibited in this city. We
have several ear loads in stock now and
more coming every day. We are getting
these pisnos TO sell by "Nmas" and We
are going TO sell them.
You are the one that will profit by our
efforts il you purchase now.
Stieff and other high grade pianos.
H.WAlLACE GARNER & CO.,
p q. RnildinR. Fredericksburg. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-11
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD

TIME TABLF 10. IS.