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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
DAVID G. GARRABRANT.

N. j.. August %, 1908.
Estate of Edward w. Hitchings. deceased.
Pursuant to the order of George e. Russell.
Surrogate of the County of Essex, this da1
made on the application of the undersigned.
executors of said deceased. notice is herebg
given to the creditors OF said deceased to ex.
nioit to the subscriber under oath or afirma-
ton their claims and demands against the
estate OF said deceased. within nine month";
from this date, or they will be forever barred
against the subscribers. ~
ARMITAGE
w. ARMITA0M
Sackett & Lang, -
ProctQrs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
Embd. PetticOats

These petticoats are made of excellent quality
light weight fabric with deep shirred founce hav-
ing deep ruffle of eyelet embroidery-extra under
piece-black only-splendidIy made d A n
and finished and as good as any $3.50
skirts, on sale special Tuesday
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
Swiss Curtains

For Tuesdays special selling we will
offer these pretty curtains at 29c a pair.
They are made of nice quality swiss
muslin, two and half yards long. Fin
ished with full ruffle-well
made-on sale Tuesday, while YEN
they last at the special price, ~
per pair
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
White Skirts
Mems Underwear

Extra good quality wool underwear II
winter weight. Shirts and drawers to match
The shirts are self faced aad have ribbed bot
Drawers with sateen bands RI
fully gusseted. All sizes-weIl made h%
garments-reguhrIy worth 100 each,
for special selling at, ach........... WV
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

A large and excellent assortment of
silkolines in all of the newest Fall de-
signs and c%olorings, including large floral
and handsome Oriental effects. SO
inches wide and sold regularly
for nc per yard, on sale Tues
day, while the quantity lasts, spe- ~
cial yard. .........,..,........
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
Mems Cape Gloves.

Just in time for the fall season. Mad
the finest quality imported Cape stock in
newest shade of tan and brown. Out-se;
The famous walking glove for men ~ n
a full line of sizeS-regular f.25 and
$50 values, selling special Tuesday at,
per pair. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
DO THE PEOPLE RULE Z?

Some OF the papers OF the country
are inclined to poke fun at Mr.
Bryan's proclamation that she chief
issue In this campaign is "Shall the
people rule? Many oithem declare
that the people have always and
will always rule. We doubt the abil-
ity OF these latter TO substantiate
their statement. Ii is the undoubt-
ed desire OF the vast majority OF the
American people, and the will Of the
majority constitutes she rule of the
people, that elections should be con-
Quoted fairly and without bribery
or corruption, and Mr.. Bry0n's
remedy for corruption in politics, or
the prevention OF contributions TO
campaign funds by predatory
interests to influence legislation
thereafter, is the only effective rem
edy as yet suggested. II she people
rule they will get this reform. The
vast majority of the American poo
pie believe that the power of wealth
can never be stayed until he election
OF u. s. Senators can be changed
30 as to make them directly respOn-
sible TO the people and not toprivate
interests. II the people rule they viii
accomplish this reform. II the peo-
pie rule they viii clip the wings OF
the tariff and weaken the clutch Of
corporate power upon the throats OF
the people, and they will revise the
rules of she House OF Representatives
so that the spokesmen of the people
can at least have a hearing. The
people undoubtedly do not rule, if
they did these much needed reforms
would have been accomplished long
ago. Whether they are accomplish
ed in thefuture depends upon whether
people come into their own.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
BLUE AND GRAY UNITE
Ohio and Virginia Veterans UnyslI Monuments
In cuIpepeE.

The unwilling Of "a granite and bronze
marker" In the National cemetery az
Cuipeper Saturday In honor OF the officers
and soldiers OF the Seventh Ohio Infan-
try who iell ct Cedar Mountain, Aug. 3.
1862. was conducted with appropriate
services. number OF survivors of the
regiment were present, and they were
assisted IL paying tribute to their gal
liant dead by local A. p. Hill Camp. No
Z, Coniederate Veterans, and the Culpeper
Minute Men. MAJ. ID. A. Grimsley. iudge
OF that judicial circuit and an officer Of
the Thirteenth Virginia, was made chair
man.
Judge GrImsley's remarks and senti-
ments stirred the hearts and souls of his
fellow comrades and all Joined hands and
hearts In their tribute to the gallant
dead.
supt. ]. B. MDyneau. Seventh Ohio.
John r. Taylor, First Pennsylvania cav
airy, and Gen. Robert Avery, OF the lO2d
New York infantry, made addresses.
The services concluded. assemblaQe re-
paired 70 the grove adjacent, where din
ner was served.
In the afternoon the veterans in car.
rieges and wagons went out to Cedar
Mountain Chapel where the former eon-
rades OF Col. G. r. Crittenden had erectee
q monument to his memory. This was
unveiled with fitting and appropriate
services, the comrades from Ohio par.
ticipatfng In affectionate coneourse with
their comrades of the Thirteenth Vir.
ginia infantry.
The invocation was made by the Rev.
e. w. Hooper, Jr., and p. p. Barbour. of
Gordonsyflle, Thirteenth Virginia inlan.
try. Judge ID. A. Grimsley, Gen. Robert
Avery, 102d New York infantry, spoke
briefly before the monument WAS IN,
veiied.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
The PhiIadelphia Record sars.

III the nome OF Abraham Lincoln d
race war has been in progress. Several
persons have been killed. and much
property has been destroyed The sin
gular feature OF this race war Il that 81
Is two-sided; the negroes showing "A good
deal OF fight Several regiments of the
state troops were ordered 20 Springfeld.
In Illinois In recent years there have been
two or three savage outbreaks OF race
luminosity, and one OF the most stubborn
lights between the mob and the militia
trying to prevent a lynching occurred a
lew years ago IN Ohio. These facts
should moderate Northern Judgment Of
race troubles in the former slave States. -
There is no doubt but that these
facts should moderate Northern iudg-
ment OF race trouble in the South.
and especially should they have this
efiect when the outrages referred 80
occur In the very home OF Abraham
Lincoln, whose proclamation set she
negroes free and attempted to put
them on political and social equality
with the white man. There will.
however, always be found some who.
In spite OF the beam in their own eve.
Will continue to make vigorous and
strenuous efforts TO removethe mote
from the eye Of the South while they
carefully ignore every outrage COM
mitted against the negro in their
own section. Happily, though, the
best people OF the North have learned
that the estimate placed upon the
negro by the South is correct, and
furthermore, that really in the end
the South understands the negro
best and is his bestfriend. Northern
outrages are usually aimed at the
race, while in the South they are
aimed a. the worst individuals OF the
race.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
TOURNAMENT At soROONswils

A tournament took place Eridav a,
Hordonsviile. There were ton knishts. A.
iouows; q. T. Cow herd. Thos. Atsln.on
j.. hr II. 4. Harris. ~ Orange. Nm
browning. John Scott Cowhrri. n. NJ
Nowhert. Beverly Goodloe. John R.eAv
hoierick NCwhard. and Benton poNper
g. r. Cowberd won fret p-iz, hu,
gave it % bis brother. n. u Cswhe-d
whocrownet Mss Susie uorada, O,e,n
John - tttoW herd Rulrrlck C,e hcrl
and Benton powner tied far second
honors. which. ina the rii.-.n Mere won
a. totows. Benton Downer. first. crown
luS Miss Juia Newman. 6rst maid. Rol.
s,icA 'owheri. second. BROWNING Mis-
ia Snmpe-, second mait. John Cowhsrd
talrd. crowuinS Miss Adtie Ccwhero
third waii
hev Robert Pattou delivered the cor
OuAtion address
pepniy sheriff q : Parker. oi Onnss
N@s marshal and delivered the charrs
O. the knights
A. B-eltste'n. the home ~ $ n
Newwan. near Gosionsv..l,. a bal WIS
teld TO night
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
A DANCE IN STAFFORD
Ruby. Va. Aug ~ lan--

Ruby. Va, Aug - 1905.
A dance was given on August 20 b.,
the Misses Green at their home "Mapie
spring, in honor q the Misses johnson.
~ Alexandria. and Mi-s Tempeman. Of
Baltimore. The music was rendered BY
tl@ virginia Orchestra. under the di-ac.
uon % Prof. b. r. Cooper. A s1mptu-
Gus supper Yves served The house was
decorated with cut flowers and the lawn
with japanese lanterns Thechaperone-
were Mrs. L b. Duvall. Of AlbanyyArs
II N FOLSOM, % Stafford Store. aud
Mr.. " T. Green. OF RUBY. Among the
guests were Misses Pauline. Caroline
Dorothy and Katherine johnson. Of
Alexandria; Anna Templeman, % B.iti-
more; Blanche. FiOssie, Ocie and Eula
Green, Lottie Weldon. judith Tolson.
Nessrs Page Tolson. 81 Stafford Store.
George Weldon. OF Reliair; d NJ. Davis.
Maurice Reamy, Of Ront Royal; Clinton
Powers. James l. Thadeus. n. ". and ]
x. Green, Edwin Tolson. Prot. Smith. Of
New York; Il. NJ. Tolson and W. T.
Green.
Blue Belle
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
VIRGINIA RlFLERS MAKE GOOD SHOW

The hosing " hich the virginia team.
has made IN pract,c- and 60 the var.ru-
matches az Camp Perry, o.. warrant
the prediction that Virginia VIII De say.
eral' Pegs from the bottom.
The ls-f match % the National ke-
Association 10 be finished was th- cham.
pionship regimental team match. zen
shots az 200, GOO aud 900 yards. u
tai- match the Virginia delegation split
Up intO two teams o. six each. one rep--.
sanunz the Seventeen Regiment and
one representing the Seyenry-frst and
Seve-t g-second Regiments. The Seven.
ueth Regiment team s as tsen rs seven th
out " forty eight t-sms, with to-al
-c're o. G43 out Of q possible 900 The
seventy first and seventy Were
t~enty-eighth, with 629
At the Uo3-yard range the two teams
tied, 'andiug 30 sixteenth place st this
range.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
HON. PARK AGNEW
May be Candidate Fer Congress In Eighth
District.

IL seems, judging from "a conversation
win a republican politician OF this city.
that things have somewhat changed In
regard 10 the lOaves and fishes to be
distributed In the event OF the success OF
the republican candidate for president
IL IL SAID that at the next district repub-
lean congressional convention an effort
VIII De made TO nominate Mr.. Park
Agnew, OF this city, as the opponent of
Hon Z. G. Carlin, and II sucee ssful. and
ne be defeated, which viii certainly oceur
ne VIII be named as the republican eandf.
Gate Tor postmaster Of this city. IL ia
also understood that Mr.. joseph l.
Crupper will be placed forward as the
candidate Tor collector ofinternal revenue
Tor this district, and Mr.. Summers. the
present officer, will be named for district
attorney. What disposition will be
made Of the lesser l,ghts IN the party a.
not known-Messrs. Eggborn. Evans
nelly, NoWland and Burroughs being
candidates for honors. 1t has been said
that the republican party, especially I'm
virginia is opposed to making statesmen.
Tor every one made is a competitor for he
lew piums 70 be given out by the marty
~ Will De remembered how Patrick Ne
Cauh was sent 10 a ioreign country inst
about the time he was becoming promi.
neDt IN the councils Of bis party. IL may
be, Vhough, that Mr.. Bryan may win and
all Me worry Of these candidates WIN h.
| oytr.--Aiexandria Gazette.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
SP0TSYLVANIA
Holiness Camp sssuns-P~sonsls, &c.
Mas.aponas. ~. ~ Il.

Nassaponax. Va, Ang p
The Holiness camp n.setins Will Omen
ON the grounds. near sunlight. SUNDAY
aud continue for ten days Souls o. the
good people are looking FORWARD o. ~
hyiOus least.
Coventry. the popular home 90 Mr.. and
Nrs. L. A. Frazer. Is fuN 30 summer
b0arders. Among the receut arrivals are
Misses Lucy aud Matte raa~li. Cora
Lee Cole ana Annie Taylor Cole 81 Fred
ericksburg.
Miss Rosa Y. Taylor. u LeeistOwn.
and Prof Walter Myer. 90 WarrsntOn.
are guests AZ Coventry.
Mrs. J. T. Coleman + quite sick az her
home, nea- this place.
Mr.. ElwOod Gayle left some days ago
Tor Il weeks trip 20 Newport News.
Richmond and Gordonsville
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. +. Beverley. ~ Rich
mond. are guests # ar. and Ms. +. l..
Frazer, at Riverside
Mrs. l.. Il. Colbert has a. her guests
Mrs. Jas. Ernest and Miss Ernest. 90
Richmond. Ms Ernest has frcoueatly
visited In Spotsyivania aod viii be NJ
memherei As the beautiful Miss Jessie
Mullen.
Mr. ard Mrs. Tom Gsyle. Of c. h.. were
visitors ~ Riverside sunday.
Miss Fannie Gayle Is home. alter a.
extended visit TO her sister. Mrs John
son. 10 " sshingtou.
Mrs. ". r Brown. OF Washington.
was a recent guest Of Mrs T. a. Frazer
Miss Mary SANFORD and Miss Rosa
Taylor Were visitors today at the home
OF Mr.. C. r Durrett. near LeaveWs.
We are glad TO note an improvement
IN the condition OF Mrs. Mamie r. No
Galley, who has been quite 81
Miss Maggie Beverley. % Newport
News IS u guest Of Miss Make Pendlston
at {. f.
Mr.. A. II. Crismond. OF c. H.. is off on
an extended pleasure trip North Whils
away he VIII visit Niagara Fails. T0ron-
70. canada. and other points
Mrs. Lottie Gayle. y no has been under
treatment in the Mary Washington Hos
pital Tor some weeks. Is So Tar recovere 8
as 70 b. able 10 leave thu hospital and Is
now a. the home 81 Mrs. e. 3. uurrett.
She VIII return 10 her home. Rlzemcunt.
In lew days. where she will be- ilinel
by her daughter, Mrs. +. W SANFORD. a,
Newport News.
Tho summer Is fast passing away. can
niDg and preserving season at it. height.
house wives busy and farmers resting.
NaTv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
ODD REQUESTS
COME TO TAFT
SClTIS CT Begging Letters Re-
C9iyol y komiH9e.
MOST or THEM ASK MONEY

Ne~a-k. ~. :, Correspondent &c
guests Lecr o. s2oe-NNirchcs;or.
Va Co'feserste Asks That Some
thing &c Sent to a Coos Rssei Sc
pusicsn. Who Was ~C.&.eo~ cst
ey his Friends-crpple SECS Pc
ture Ct Candidate Ser Advertising
Beard On His Wheel Chair.
Hot Springs. Va Aus There s.
always a delicate touch OF defl ca.-
t-.y in thc scores of letters wh.ch
Ccwe from chose who want srmttrir
from vs.. p. TAFT A gool many c- che
writer's are enleasor.ug 20 r-is.
money 90 relieve tacir ch.r,h %. a
MORTGAGE Any amount however
small VIII De gratefully accepted S.
ta.ir burden.
To the Hon. William Taft our nest
president" many % them ere address.
e. we sincerely trust wc may r.
able 20 publish your name as orc of
tac donors is the usual con c-l-.cl.
a'-cr The writer has Succeeded ln n--
lining the services he has rrt.-
the Republican party ana IN cr--
in- thc personal admiration be .-c.-
-a-s for the candidate
There's q man In Cetarsrc o.
who claims President Roosevelt 81 O.
rawesake Therefore hc wst g.
Juf-c Tart.
"Der sir,-i am riai to tlre en-
otecr -col mcn fer pres. tert $3.50 --t
we VIII 90 ~ that is ia car .r
90 make you president Ru..rt. s.
r0ue sake asfes you 20 send n
something. No Mr.. Tait dent 81 re
lse Nr. Roswell did De arl'l u.t
ancer nay letter
EAe Roosevelt policies have 49,
been embraced by -te candidate. ll.
-i-rt answer thc '.'-er either
Newark. y. J.. r-ssrn- 1' -o
comes risht 60 the point q t-r-t vrr|
rIi pardon ny appeal 90 -ou l.e
--,-or runs III is. indeed s.-,-
enc. h-t feel you ri -tt rs v
--aut L. Would sou stake q lc1- I'D.
tno hundred dollars Cd ar lftc- strla.
ror. icss o. c'1 100
O. i--c.. 500. ing SO lrsu.F
a Winchester. Va veteran os tte
Confederate army SAYS De- only "cl c
cl one Democratic vote. auf th1t ~
ior Grover Cleveland ie seas
.s trs Republican vote for Dis fr...
William Mckinley and his come
'caetel aim cat fcr being q Rerel
hcan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
HANOVER sCHOOL

Miss Salhe Buckner Montgomery, act
ing principal Tor session 190S-'9. Will re-
open on Wednesday, September Q. at
fredericksburg. Va. English branches.
higher mathematics and science taught.
Also Latin, French and German.
The past session has been the most
successful IN the history u this school.
ana the pupils have attained q high
ship.
Terms payable quarterly in advance.
session.
For further information address.
Miss Sallie Buckner Montgomery
N+-i-szm Fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
FOR POLICE JIIsTIcE

burg.
take this means to announce that /
am candidate for the Office Of Polite
Justice OF the city OF Fred rick ehur0 ~
the election to be held on Tuesday the
Srd day OF November, 1908. II the
voters OF the city OF Fredericksbsrr ace
ht 70 elect me to this Office II VIII b. nv
endesvor to administer the law fairly
and impartially TO the best OF my ability.
VIM. X. Goolrick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
L0CAL NARkErs
Corrected y simon Hasa 4 Rr.l

Corrected - Simon H,1sa & Bro
WHEAT, so % 900. corn. so 10
-. ~esL sf-J 20 81 .a0. ~
- 81 SD; old hens. 81 20 10. sp-lrc
-llcssu II e. ID cts. Der p5unc.
--ga i 20 Is. lsr1 in rn
u, 4ucss live lOroll. tursays. drawn
! = -o -, turkeys. unirewn. I8 81
u, turkeys. live. IL 70 II: butter
- Gu %; hams. l2 e. 10. Irish potato.
~ O. ioi lambs. $3.50 u $500.
a-1e=. green. 1 % ~; dry saited.
, 60 5's; dry hil-s. - u .: ca.
skins no. l, tiI0 Der skln: bs'et
hey. tli 20 az PEP ton: leai sumac. 20
GU % pe- Zoe. hogs. I've weight s
CD osc, beef. i've weight 10 A.
2or-. IS . Z. wool 10 % Is per H.. .
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
MINISTER TAKEN TO ASYLUM

Rev. Geo. Fitzhugh, 81 years old, rec
tor Of St. Barnabas' Episcopal church.
Curtis Bay near Baltimore, " no obtained
a license 70 wed Lula Virginia Frazier,
10 years old, was taken Sunday morning
TO Spring Grove Asylum.
His two sons, Messrs. George and Lee
fitzhugh, accompanied him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
FIRST SPEECH OF CAMPAIGN

Judge 5. W. Williams, OF Wythe coun-
ty. one Of the Democratic electors al
large, opened the State campaign al FIN
castle Monday. The epeech was the
opening gun OF the presidential struggle
IN Virginia
Lne burden OF the heavy campaigning
VIII iall upon the two electors at large.
Judge Williams and s. l. Kelly, Of Rich
mond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
GASOLINE ENGINES SAVE LaBnR

on account 10 rhe scarcity 90 labor, =
you are perhaps going co buy a Gasoline
engine, tfe greatest % al labor savers
ol. -on : exp rimelt. Buy Pair
y n 81 oh>-..' Agents Wantei.
Write 'o- Cs-eiCgus.
& HIM Rl.Lr,n-a u.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

PITTSBURC Union stock Yaras) -
CAL TIE steady; choice. s6OG.2-
PRIME. 90. 3 SHEEP steady. prim,
mon. s213- lambs s85O6f. vo
calves s7fl 1.75. HOGS active. staafv
prime heavies. mediums ana heq
forkers S7l0U715: light YorgCrr
se9yQ Goo; pigs, 1925 G $50; rouE :
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
A FAIR At TRpPhRAHNOcE

Under the auspices Of Essex Lodge. No
l26, A F. & A NJ, on September Pad.
Bird. and 4th, Will be held on the Tapba-
aanock Fair Grounds, the First Annual
Fair. The officers are G. ) Rundy.
president; T. Z Harris s4creta-y; John
Corbin. treasurer. There viii be races
each day. Baseball viii be a feature
Premiums Will be awarded on farm pfo.
duets live stock, domestics, srt and
fancy work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
ESSEX COEFEDERATEs

Wright-Lataue Camp, Of Essex. has
elected Rev. Dr. George ". Beels. Of
hague, as chaplain. 70 succeed bis
brother. the late DR.. r 3. Beale.
The following were elected delegates o.
the tIrand Camp at Roanoke: DR.. War
ner Lewis, Hon. Vim. Campbell r C..
fniilips, T. b Whitl0cke, Harrison
SouthwOrth, Alpheus Lyme.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
College Of William and Mary

Will AHsBUKG, VIRGINIA.
Two hundred and fifteenth session be-
gins on September 18th 1908. Build
ings renovated and newly equipped.
lighted with electricity and supplied with
pure artesian water. Two courses. M
Collegiate Course, leading to the degrees
OF B. A., NJ. A. and b. s. OF Normal
Course. Tuition free and board AT 70.
duced rates. Send for catalogue.
Lyon g. Tyler, President, II. A., LII. ID.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

lla school boards of Spotsylvar y.
county. W. meet SO thr Court Hons
Monday, August il-t.at II O'Clock "a. IA
- aQpoiut teachers ior ertir- couatv
THOSE VIII desire to teach VII send Or
Plcstiou With certificate 20 the CLERK 20
i'-trict I'm which they wish school. o~
90 superinteateut.T. Welch Dew louurS
"a augi : o.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
LYONS WANTS TO MEET TUCKER

Col. Jas. Lyons. a prominent Republi-
can has written to Hon. II ST Geo.
Tucker declaring that he viii meet him
IN Joint debate on the issues of the cam
paign. Col. Lyons says he VIII take the
place OF W. X. Meredith, who was lately
challenged TO discussion by Mr. Tucker.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

Mrs. J. r. Monroe, 3l3 Commerce
-treet, has opened a first-class boarding
house and IL prepared TO furnished nice
rooms. meals and snscks at all hours
from 6:30 \. NJ. to 7:30 p. NJ. Also take
boarders by day, week or month. Prices
reasonable and accommodations first
class
Special private room for ladies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
WHARTON GROVE Camp MEETING

wharton Grove Baptist camp meeting
commenced Friday and Will continue ten
DAYS. The camp il located on the Rap
pahannOck river, 10 Lancaster counrv.
lust north Of the mouth OF Carter'e
Creek
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

An Ohio Ensia9e Cutter with carrier.
u good condition. Will cut 40 or more
tons Per day. VIII sell cheap.
N Z. Rowe, Fredericksburg, Va.
saugl O-3tisug11-1m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
TEACHERS WANrEn

Several public school teachers are
wanted in Rock Hill district. Stafford
county. For Information address r.
n Jones, Clerk OF Rock Hill district
school board, Rosevine. Va. ISa4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

Typhoid lever Is now epidemic IN
many Pennsylvania towns. Special
safeguards are being taken 20 prevent
sprnad q khe disease.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25

Train leaves Richmond Monday at o
a, m returning, leaves Union Station,
Washington, Tuesday, Sept. Sth, at 6
p m, sharp. Round trip fare: Richmond
TO Washington, $2.75; Milford to Wash
lngton, Sl.15; fredericksburg to Wash
ington $50. Plenty OF cars and no
erowding. We go, rain or shine. Refresh
ments sold on train. Train stops at all
regular stations between Richmond and
Quantico and at Alexandria.
j. N. Thompson 4 Co.,
The old reliable excursion managers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
Undertakers and Embalmers

fhe Free Lance IL prepared to DO all
kinds OF Job printing In arst-clsss styls
at modsrsts prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
DEATHS

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