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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Ausn:t--the Oreat Clearance Sale Bargain Month.
Everything Summer is Marked VA H..
SIS1 IeW articles here

ZOO papers pins at lc each. 300
pieces leather stitch braid. ALWAYS 10
ana Loo. August sala price lc. 1000 doz
pearl buttons. Just what you nav Do doz,
elsewEere. sale price % duz 600 doz
hite pearl buttons. value Toe. sale
price 1c doz 200 white erairoidarieI
belts. some with colored emhroilerv
some with pearl buckles. Rlwavs 30
sale price q each. 100 fancy "balk',
emb. the - and 39c kind. Sale prica
l'c each. One lot ladies embroideried
linen collars (-lightly soiled) the regular
Zoe luality. Sale price 12Le-iust Lalf
price.
a great stocking opportunity. $50
pairs ladies black ribbed Isle thread
nose lte>e We have just gotten. The
loss Il not ours. but the gain Is YOURS.
August sa.e price only 12k.. These are
all on a center table. and will be sold In
- ley days. Don't wait. 1000 nairs
Misses tine ribhed black stockings, SPLEEN
OH loo value, aud POO pairs bov's
heavy ribbed stockings. regular Inc val
Ne SPle price De per pair. or 3 pair Tor
2Ic. 200 pairs laoie- black open work
Isle th1esd stockings. with some factory
impe' ieetinns. cloth in them Is better
IMAM S1c goods sale price to-. Der pair.
Brushes. One lot OF pure hristle hair
brushes. Just the quality you find every.
where at 29c. August saJe price Toe
each. 900 cloth brushes made especially
Tor > once. with G. W. Jones name on
,acu brush. value 25c Sale price , for
zoe. 200 fine all hris de cloth brushes
value 3Ic. August sale price DC each
Oue lot chiuOn covered collar forms.
always 10y each. August sale price Sc
each. 300 pieces feather stitch braid
regular prices 10, l5c. all those piled on
one table and in baskets. August sale
price nc each. POO mems linen collars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

!soied odd sizes, odd styles. the regular
'S coiier. August sale price Be each
100 pairs mems linen cuffs ivyhits r,,r,,,lr
always Poe. August sale price .-,e M nsy
Ladies long gloves. go pai,. Ion.
white gloves. regular price 3I,. All lis
reduced to BE. 100 pairs six Ard No.
thread long gloves, black or white snn,s
were Zoe, some were 81 90. R.dnct5 -
t9c per pair. Get what Won wan -,
them quick. 60 pairs long cloves ,y Me-
or black, silk or SIX tafierta. and an
these were our best Sl25 value Anonst
sale price Toe. - pairs all pure s;li.
double tipped fingers. long gloves. onr
regular - 30 gloves Sale price gSc A
rev pair OF white ones are slightly soiled
Laces kdgings, with no insertincrs 10
hatch. lnsertings, with no edre ~
illateh. go yards torchon edginrs and
iuser O'ngs, regular >, 81, : aud Sc.
AuSuSS SAFE price JIG. About 300 wards
torchon edgings and insertiugs onr : :
and lOc quality, all reduced IN tbo 800, h
price OF &c per yd. One lot torchon fnsart-
ings Onsertings onlyl sale prics D. 49, y.
yd. Val. laces.-I.ot No. I contains 81
edge and val. insertings, about 500
yards, sold st ,, , and &c. August clear.
Snee sale price only ic per I'd. Lot No ,
contains val. edge and val inse rtincs
about 300 yards, were 4. > and Sc All
reduced TO 2kc I'd. Lot No. 3 contains
val edge aud insertings, all odd. prices
We're ., 81 and Sc. Clearance sale price
o'sc;. Lot No. 4 has val. edge and val. In.
servings. Prices range from q to Sc. Clear.
anee sale price 4sc Lot No. > has val
edge and val. insertings, all odd. value mn
TO l2sc. Clearance sale price CO.. LOT
NO. ., all val. edge and val. insertings
sale price 1l,. ~ INV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
TAKE YOUR PICK"
f'l'H Take You" Said Bob

Mr.. Robert l.. Williams, "the only
Bob, had an offer OF marriage Sunday
from fifteen buxom Yankee Iassie from
NorIistown, Pa, who were on an eIcur.
sion here. Some friend OF "Boh's" told
them he had advertised for a wife. They
got out of the carriages In which they
were riding and ranging themselves on
the pavement in front Of Bob's store
said, Here we are; take your pick. 3"
Bob" blushingly turned to the spokes-
man and said. I'm take you" Ii tran
spired she Was the only married one in
rhe bunch. 1t was Jolly party that
got bacs IN the carriages and rode OF
amid their own laughter and that of the
bystanders who witnessed the incident.
They were out fol- fun and they had II.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
LkUCHTOE-PEATROSS NUpTIALS

The wedding Of Mr. Frank W. Laugh
ton and Miss Annie Coleman Peatross
WAS celebrated Tuesday at Wood
mont the home of the brides father. in
Hanover county. the Rev. Mr. Burruss
of the NJ Z Chuph South officiating.
The bride was beautifully attir,d in
white wolfe with lace hat and carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
Mary Peatross. sister of the bride. was
maid of honor. and was most becoming
ly gowned in pink null carrying Ia France
roses. The Rev J. X Laughton acted
as best man, and Mr.. McGowan King.
cousin Of the bride, played Mendelssohn's
wedding march. and rendered during the
ceremony Believe Me If All Those En-
dearing Young Charms" The couple
left on extended trip to Canada and other
points North, returning To Richmond
sept. 18th, where they will be at home
to their friends
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
CONGRESSMAN JONES HERE
He Thinks Outlook For Democratic Success
Bright.

Congressman W. A. Jones arrived here
Tuesday evening on steamer Gouldman
from his home at Warsaw. and left at
night Tor Washington to look after some
official matters. While here he met a
number OF his friends, with whom he held
conferences. Mr.. Jones says he is in ready
touch with affairs in the First district.
and feels confident that the Democrats
will poll their usual large majority at the
coming election in November. He Is en-
tbusiastic as to Mr.. Bryan's bright pros
poets for election to the presidency this
fall. Mr.. Jones Is IN excellent health and
says the people along the Rappahannock
Valley are having prosperousIyear and
bly, visit THIS section before the campaign
closes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

Suk pettlcOats- All marked down "a
follows Read the list and then hustle
20 me STORE Cor them. LIST lot has :: navy
t oIue' green, brown silk pettseoats
4 neee nave been our extra special values
AT tLoO- This sale price win BE- $40
ma lot has gun metal, l garnet.
DARK green.2 black SILK petticoat-. Tbess
are our wonderful IS bargains Ths
sale price Is $39S. Bird lot has 4 garnef
= gun metal, > brown. 2 navy blne .slk
petucoats. These are our very beAt A.
petucoats. Take them for the small
prlcs OF 81 u. 4th lot has navy blue.
Drown, l black SILK petticoats. These
ar our great special numbers at 81.
Saie price Fl9s. 9th lot has only ?:
olaeH' navy blue silk petticoats. Theae
are our - skirts. Take them for 50.
eaeh. TO make these prices possible we
'.lus' nave the spot cash and remove all
guarantees. Don't hesitate to buv ar,v
OF these. They are all great bargains
SIX raincoats. The an year An caa-
sons, seryicesble coat. light weight
handsome. dressy. And. now at such
very low prices that you cannot sfford
60 ne without one 9th lot il our S1I so
and fl2-3O satin and silk rain coate All
tnls iot reduced to the very small price
OF 500. 18th has all our SI7 so rain
coats and splendid values at the priee,
heduced To the very small price during
this sale) OF $3.50. 3. Lot Of silk rain
coats, are our very splendid values at
Sl'.oo. All reduced 20 the Ridiculous
price oi 81 80. 9th lot Is one Castor
crepe de chine rain coat "a beauty), was
~ 90. Take this one for the reduced
price OF So. 10th lot Is one pretty
garnet twilled satin rain coat. Regular
price $500, reduced TO $15. Buy this
one quick as there Is only one.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
LIQUOR DECISION UP ON APPEAL
fredericksburg Case Goes to Supreme Court fer
Final Ruling

Mr.. +. NJ. Chichester, OF Fredericks-
burg was in the city yesterday aud held
consultation with Hou. X. T. Bird
concerning an application for 80 an.
peal, which they will file in "A lew DAYS
before the Supreme Court In the now
famous fredericksburg local option case.
The record Il a voluminous docuu emf.
and will be presented 10 one Of the
Judges within "A short while.
IL viii be recalled that Judge Gnolrick
OF the Corporation Court. OF Fred .ricks-
burg. held che Ward act unconstitution.
al. y hich undertook TO prescribe the
quail hcations of voters IN special
elections
The local option advocates carried
the election according 10 the returns.
but the right of a certain number OF
electors 30 vote was attacked by counsel
Tor the liquor people, and upset by the
court
The whole question resolves Itself into
the prerequisites necessary TO qunliR-
cations to vote in - special election -
Richmond Times Dispatch. Wednesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
J. W. GARRETT BUYS
BACK MOSS NECK FARM

Messrs. A. T. Embrey aud W. D. Carter,
trustees, sold at public auction, In front
Of the courthouse here, Wednesday at
noon, Moss Neck. the Julian Garrett
farm, 10 Caroline, adjoining louisiana
estate, owned by A. b. Lewis. and con-
tanning 60i acres, with crops thereon, to
J. W. Garrett for the sum Of s$iS. 500
cash. Lewis owed $50, 500 on the farm,
which he purchased about two years
ago from Garrett for $24 900. 1t Is one
Of the best farms on the Rappahannock.
n. b. Kinsey was auctioneer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
A WATERLOO FOR
FREDERICKSBURG
Cy hcDOnald'S Home Runs--MOnt.
SOmery Allows Only Two Hits.
WINCHESTER 70, FREDERICKSBURG 0

fredericksburg isus willever remember
the second game % the ~ ries between
fredericksburg aud Winchester ~ Win.
chester on Tuesday, when our boys were
completely overwhelmed 10y a score oi2O
10 o. Manning was literally knocked
out oil the box from the start. and II
runs were made of him before the end Of
the 3rd inning. Then Wright was put in.
and he held tne game down for two 10.
hinge, when he was Jumped on for runs
In the 9th and IN the 9TH. Winchester
made % hits, fredericksburg 2-Ldpthi.
cum and Meneiee.
The features Of the game were the hat
ting OF Cy Mcdonald. who, out O! five
times at bat, made two home runs. a
double and "a single, and Don Mcdonald.
who, out OF five times up, made two
douh.rs and two singles. Dalton also
made home run. Score:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
THE LIQUOR QUESTION
Result Of Judge eoohicks Decision Awaited
With Interest

Judge Goodrich & the fret and only
one To question the validity OF what il
Known a. the Ward law. Judge Cool
rick decided that this act of the General
Assembly Is unconstitutional He also
decided that under Section 90 OF the Con
stitution the Legislature could not In
GREASE or decrease the requirements bv
the Constitution for the qualification Of
voters ~ local option elections From
his decision an appeal has been taken TO
the state Court % Appeals We hear
that IL is thu wish OF the leaders ~ both
the "drys' and the "wets" that al
further local option elections I'm VIRGINIA.
II any aye contemplated. shall be post
poned until the Court ~ Appeals finally
decides the Frederlcks busg case.
Other places where local option cleo
tons were held under similar conditions
To those here are also awaiting the re-
suit OF the appeal from the Frederieks-
burg decision with interest.
All special elections for bond issues. etc.
are directly involved IN this decision.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
THE FAIR
Some Entries Are Already Com.
ing In.
&c! YOUR ENTRIES READY

FormcrcVhibiiors and other. sb.,,.
ing great iu the coming fair. m. Jat..s
for The holding of which an. S.nt 3gtl,
and AOth oct. LIST
tntri'~ are already coming in for the
various depart nlents and prospects mr..
good Tor "a fair of more than usual inter
est
II is said that a larger number Of
horses for tho races will be- herr. thaIrfor
sometime past
There viii Doe two parachutcs used In
the balloon aScousions this year.
Don forget the dates
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
AT MELVILLE WOODEN MILLS
italian Employees Quit Wnk

Fifteen Italian employees of the pants
department at the Melville WOODEN Mills
quit work Monday and win leave for the
North. There was sdisposition on their
part to have other Italian workers here
and Mr.. Melville wanted to work In local
people to learn the business and pre-
vent this. They kicked and be let them
go. Their place Will be filed at once
and the mill is running on full time with
plenty of orders.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Totals
WINCHESTER

Runs-Brcwn. Cy Mcdonald. Dugan.
Dalton and Duffy. barnet run.-Wir-
chester, j. Two-he-e hits-Duny hnd Cv
McDouaid- First base on bnlls-On
wright, /. Struck out by Cantwrl. g:
10y wright, .. Left - bAses-WiLrhes.
Ter. - Frederick sburg. (. Double play
Marshall To Linth!cum To- Renman
Wiid pitch-W Wright Passed hall-Hene-
Zee. First base GA errors-Wincles,er 1.
fredericksburg. Hit by pitclmr-Dn-
an and B-own. Umpire-Mr. W,ems.
lime OF game hour and 30 mlnutes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
IMPROVEMENTS
Colonial Mstlfess Company Going Into New
QnateFs.

The Virginia Excelsior Company
and Colonial Mattress Company are
making extensive improvements. The
old Phillips Warehouse, afterwards
the Richardson Pickle Factory, lately
purchased, IL being remodeled and in It
will be located The Colonial Mattress
Factory. Manager +. NJ. Young. Jr, Is
also having the pavements around put
In first class condition. This has become
one Of the most important manufacture
ing enterprises In the city. The new
factory affords more room and facilities
for doing business.
The mattresses made are from the Ordi-
nary to- the finest and are shipped all
over the country. Renewing OF old hair
mattresses is also done and work turn
ed out gives universal satisfaction. The
new factory viii be run by electricity,
generated in the Virginia Excelsior
Works.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
BASEBALL NOTES

Petersburg defeated the Baltimore
Athletic Tuesday, at Petersburg. score
II too.
The battery for Petersburg was Ely
son-Churn; Athletics, Abbot and Faid,
Callahan.
Churn, catcher for Petersburg, got bis
finger badly cut during the game and
was relieved by jackson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
THE PICNIC AT BEREA
otflcsrs Of Stafford uii-Ssloun League Elected.

The picnic held under the auspices OF
the Stafford County Anti-Saloou League
at Berea on Tuesday was possibly the
most Interesting one ever held by that
organization. At the morning service
Rev. o. Ryder. ~ Richmond. delivered an
able and Impressive address. which re-
eeived the deepest attention from all
present.
Alter dinner the various committees
reported and officers for the ensuing term
were elected a. f1llows: President. G. J
CHARTERS; vice-presi1ents. Jas Ashbv. C.
A. BOtts. r. o Brown and W. NJ. Eng.
land. SECRETARY. Jno. r. CHARTERS,
treasurer. Z. A. sullivan.
Rev. j. Ed. Richardson made one ofhis
chalk talks and afterwards briefly ad-
dressed the audience The medal con
tests was between Misses Mary Brooks
and May Young. and was won by the
latter. The presentation was made by
Mr. Ryder in eloquent remarks. Rev. NJ.
feltner also made "a brief address.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
WINCHESTER
TAKES FIRST
Cantwell's Fine Pitching Won the
Game.
WINCHESTER S, FREDERICKSBURG 0

Winchester took our boys into camp
Monday 40 Winchester by a score - > a.
y. II was u beautiful game % 10 tie. Tth
inning when Winchester made the sec.
ond run and repeated the dose In the Sth
WIN three more runs. Cantwel the
best pitcher OF Winchester. WAS in the
box and allowed only seven widely scat
tered hits. three ~ them being made hv
Linthltum. Cy Mcdonald. Winchester =
great hrSt basemau. made p beautiful
one-haud running catch The features
were the batting of Cy Mcdonald and
Dalton for Winchester and I,ptbi.um
Tor Fredericksburg The score:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
THE MASONIC
TEMPLE FUND
Over Seven thousand Dollars Now
In Hand.
AND IT is STEADILY GROWING

The iund for the building Of q grand
Masonic temple in this city a. p memo
MAJ 10 George Washington. The Mason.
Is growing steadily The amount has
already passed the -, OOO-Tnsrk. and
NJ. Clearance r. Howard, Worshipful
Master OF Lodge No. and chairman OF
the Temple Committee. IS almost daily
receiving additional donations.
Many lodges do not meet in the sum
ner and, therefore. have not acted on
the question, but IL Is believed that when
the Tall and winter set in and lodges meet
regularly that subscriptions ia large
sums will come In rapidly, until the fund
reaches proportions that will be "A credit
entire country and to the Masonic fra
ternity generally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
0UkNTIC0 WON

TIL second baseball nine that went to
Quantico Tuesday morning to play the
Quantico nine was defeated by score OF
IL TO z.
Taose who went were: w. Weaver. c;
A. Marshall, p; q. Melville. 1b;w. Cole.
2b; J. Thomas, ~, captain: K. Ban.
m IN. 30; G.. Foster, u; :. Shelton. Ct; X.
Thomas. RI; DIR. John Cole, umpire.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
DEDICATION OF
SHADY GROWS CHURCH
Sp0tsy lvania %. Va. Auq. rs.

Spotsy lvania Co.. Va, Aug. Is.
The Sd Sunday ia August VIII 20 down
In history a. red letter day with the
Methodists Of Spotsy lvania Thu occasion
was the dedication OF SHADY Grove
church. Hundreds Of people from this
and adjoining counties and many visitors
from Washington. Richmond aud Fred
ericksburg took in the auspicious event.
The church i a magnificent structure
with tasteful furnishings. Rev DR.. Jas.
Capon, OF Blackstone, was selected to
pres the dedicatory sermon. lie was
introduced by Rev. DR.. Ray. tho pastor
In charge, and held the attenti, n Of the
crowded house for one hour, after which
the pastor called the trustees forward
aud presented the ediiice Tor the worship
Of almighty God.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
SHOT IN LEG
Wanted to Go Hunting Gun Wen, Off too Soon

Master Eddie Schley. 81 near Hart.
wood, Stafford county. was r. riOusly
shot In the leg Monday
Mr.. aud Mrs Schey had left home to
come 90 Fredericksburg. where Mr. schley.
wno works IN the Navy Yard. was To-
take the train for Washington. Previ
Gus To- lcavi' x their son had asked hl-
mother To allow him 20 GO hunting and
-hs refused. When they We're gone. he
pulled from a brush pile "a gun, " hich he
had secreted. Ia doing so the hammer
was pulled back and the gun discharged
portion OF the load went into his leg
Mr.. and Mr.. Schley We're notified and
hurried beck home His limb VIII be-
saved He il attended 10y DR.. Patton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
PETERSBURG WINS ONE
AND LOSES ONE

In double header played at Peters
burg Monday between the Baltimore
Athletics and Petersburg the frst game
was won by Petersburg by a score OF 4
to 0. Batteries-Petersburg Pope and
Churn; Athletics, Peiier and Callahan.
The Athletics won the second game by
a score Of to 2. Batteries-Athletic
Lipp and Callahan; Petersburg, Bennett
and jackson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
ELECTRIC STORM

A heavy electric storm passed over the
city Monday night, accompanied by a
moderately heavy rainfall. The heavs MS
were vivid with lightning and the peals
OF thunder shook the earth. Tuesday
the weather wac extremely hot, the
thermometer being In the ninetiee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
COME AGAIN, DOCTOR

DR.. J. N. Barney tried to beat T. j.
Spicer's big Irish potato and brought
one from his farm which weighs pound
and ounces. DR.. b. gave II up when he
saw Spicer's potato. Both were raised
in Stafford, and Spicer beat him by 3
ounces.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
WRIGHT TOLD TO NAME HIS SALARY
Hs wiz Not Pitch Again After the Winchester
SsrIss This Season.

The management OF the Frederick sbufg
ball team have offered Pitcher Denny
Wright, Of TappahannOek, every induce
ment to stay here and pitch for the team.
They told him to name his salary. His
reply was: Money is not the consider
alton. | have promised my people not
to pitch any more this season"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
To be Built on Washington Ave. For Hon Gran
Vile R. Swift.

Hon. Granville r. Swift has closed q
contract with Contractor Frank p.
Stearns for Il handsome residence. with
all modern conveniences, on his beauniul
building lot on Washington Ave corner
OF Hawke Street. Ii is expected to be
ready FOR occupancy by Mr.. and Mrs
Swift on Dec LIST.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
WINCHESTER.

Runs-Brown ,, Cy Mcdonald 4, Du-
gau }. ID. Mcdonald ?, Montgomery ?,
Baker, Dalton, Mabry and Scheller Two
base hits-Cy Mcdonald, ID. Mcdonald ,,
Dugan ,, Dalton, Montgomery ,,
Brown ?, and Baker. Home runs-Cy
Mcdonald :, and Dalton Bases on
balls-Off Wright 3. off Manning /.
Struck out-By Montgomery 4, by Man
ming l. Stolen basses-Cy Mcdonald,
Dugan 4, Mabry, d. Mcdonald. and
Seheller ?. Hit by pitcher-Mabry ?.
Passed balls-Barr 4. Mabry ,. Double
plays-Bauman, Bode aud Linthicum;
Bode to Linthicum. Umpire-Mr. Bar,
ley. Time of game-1 hour and so min.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
PAINFULLY INJURED

Master Nelson Herndon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Herndon, Of this city,
while playing at the home OF his parents
had the misfortune TO step on a broken
bottle, cutting his foot very badly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
LOCAL OPTION CASE
To PrspSs Petition For Appeal.

SIR + VI Chichester. % the Ia y nm Of
Chichester a Chichester. left Tuesday on
the 1919 tain FOR Richmond, where be
and Hon. K. f. Byrd viii Or. pare the
petition Tor an appeal in the local option
election case.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
Headquarters For
Building Materials

keep all kinds Of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber, dressed and
andressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash,
Doors, and Blinds, Lime, Cement,
Caffeine 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
3lsss and Putty, Builders Hardware
Of all kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheatbing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock OF Sewer Pipe and
Flre Clay Pipe. Z. D. Cole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
MADE POPE AN OFFER

The Fredericksburg ball team manage
ment have made Pope. OF Petersburg, an
offer to pitch the balance OF the season.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
D ICHMoNP. FREDERICKSBURG

~ lCHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
* AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
schedule elective April II. 1905.
Leave fredericksburu. Nortbward.
0:2o a. m. week dAys local; sos a. IN
daily; lO;29 n. m. daily. local: 1889 a.
m. daily; lbs p. m. week days. G.3O n
m. week days. local; T:l6 y. IN. SUNDAYS
daily. y w.
leave tredericksburg. Southwark:
900 a. m. daily. A. e. l.. train: ti.Ol "A.
IN. week days, local; S.2S a. m. sundays
only local; 1886 "a. m. daily. 5. A. l..
.re'n' 40 ?. m. week days. local: 5:26
uai,y' local; f;a1 y. m. daily. \. 4. l..
Local rom Washington arrives lI:O9
a. m. week days
teei
W. Z. Taylor. Traffic Manager.
4. &. Cox. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20
FLIES DISAPPEAR

when Jon use Fly Ribbon. New thing,
but the best thing out. Price. sc. at our
store only. W. l. Brsnnan-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-20

FOR SALE.
head young mules. 3 3-years old, 2
2-years old. lake Goldsmith.
io-ImsT-lm. fredericksburg, Va.