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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
sPoISYLvaais COURT PROCEEDINGS

Alfred Fox. charged with hOuseb eas-
ing. pl,ad-d guilty and g. ntenc BY
Judge Macon 20 three years ba'd labor
on the State convict road force.
Commonwealth v. Solen NcGhee, oD
motion If Commemorative Attorney
Coleman Jury instructed TO bring verdict
for the d,fsndsDt 7. 5. Coleman ana
+. W. Coleman represented the State
and Judge 4. I. Embrey the defendant
In the CAGES q Commonwealth v. Bud
Dobson, Peter Jones and Harry jones
CHARGED with malicious woOn1ing. evil
dence being in efficient to warrant con
viction, Common wealth's Attorney Cole
man r. quested thu court to dismiss them
which was done.
Judge Mason in the case oil Watts v.
Watts granted the plaintiff en- absolute
divorce. Z W. Carter, p. q.
Judge Mason awarded an injunction
enioibing j. L. Powell from prosecuting
an action at law against Jno. l.. Haley
Judge A. T. Embrey is attorney Tor
Haley and 3. z. Powell and F. W. Cole
man for Powell
LimbrIck v. Grady, Butzner v. Grady
and McCracken v. Grady, Judgments en-
tered for plaintiffs. Butzner. p. q.
Charlottesville voting precinct changed
to Grange Hall.
List OF alienatioas examined aid or
deref fled.
Several allowances made to witnesses,
court officers, &C., at this term.
Order entered perpetustiDg the iDiupc
tion against Board OF Supervisors ct ais
IN reference to last road election.
Court adjourned Wednesday evening
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
FAUQUIER
Hurting and oth1i Notes From BethsI

Bethel, Va, De-. 10, 1908.
The advent ui wiutor has brought the
arorting element and visitors from the
Northern citi,s to enjoy cross country
riding and society within doors also.
THIS IDEAL Gather has b.en hne iIr all
outdoor sports.
Thu Warrenton Hunt Club had big
n ID day Friday. There War by aetna
count 20 rder-. The course was i Of
four mile, over beautiful country The
met was at Mr. Julian Keith, To-
lowed by beautiful luncheon, presided
over by Mr.. Keith, whose reputation as
"a hostess Is too well established ijf any
further comment her1.
The Loudoun hounds killed their rirth
io1 Monday, routed red aud denied q
gray 10 one oi the most exciting TUas OF
tie season.
The Orange, n. J Club at The Plains
have had fne sport the entire fall. Mr..
Town cad. " y. II Judge HernochaD,
Messrs. Geory. 4 'oseyelt and Others.
Mts Hartman, Ms. Townsend, Mos
Dorothy Henderson and Miss Tink erd,
Of New York, were all there last mOlth.
AIS JAN - DiiAh sfftis VI s,tRAlfs " w
has been Visiting Mrs.. T. W. Smith and
other relatives at Bethel, LET. today Tor
her Western home.
Miss Emily Fair, 81 Warreuton, has re-
turned home from delightful visl to
Mrs. Wm. Ski1ker, ~ The Plains.
Mrs Co " slisr, II Wldow water. Is
visltiug Mrs IN mas W Smith at
Bethel this week.
Mrs Dr. Norman Dsyere Howard nee
Sslnker, who has been visiting her sister,
Ms Beverley Turner, and her Ie'ce
Mrs.. D. Mercer Walle', Broad Run, lett
Tor her home In Florida this week.
Miss Evelyn Wadl Dalton returned 10
TO her home Saturday from Charlottes-
vile. after a most delightful yi-it.
Mr.. ID. Mercer Waller, OF Broad Run, Is
home again from an extended trip north.
lie enjoyed the iail sporting while away.
DR. George Fl Davis, who ia resident
physician OF Bethel Academy, and q
large practice besides, Is quite popular
and successful and beloved by oil classes
and conditions.
Rev. Mr.. HicLs, who has recently been
called TO st. James church, Warreaton,
has Impressed himself delightfully."- on the
congregation be has been called to serve.
He "a force'ul. eloquent speaker. War
renton IL particularly fortunate 10 OBJ
talnlng biz services. Visitor.
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NOTES FROM HICKS STORE
Hicks Store, We Dec. 7th.
llss Annie Poole is much better.

Miss Annie Poole is much better.
Mr.. Geo. p. Harris, Of Manchester. v
visiting his brothers, L. A. aud II. v.
Harris. IL IL his first visit for fifteen
Years. His mary irisads are glad to see
him.
Mr.. ". l.. Waite made this ne'ghbof-
hood II log isit recently.
The road leading from Brocksto flnch-
Vile Is almost impossible In place ..
Teams are miring up'and wagons ofoak-
ing down, and still the poor farmer IL
yearly called on TO pay road tax We
would Ike TO know what becomes oil IT,
Our singing club met Saturday night
the 2Sth, at Mr.. Ed. Bartelson's. A
good crowd was present. ,
Messrs. l.. A. Harris aud W. q HICKS
were visitors to your city day OF two
ago. IN
The saw mills are oil running on iull
time again and work seems to be more
plentiful.
The phone line at this place Is com
pleted, which Is great convenience 10
this neighborhood.
Mr.. Ed Bartelson has sold his entire
crop OF hay to Mr.. Fl. n. kellar.
Mrs. W. l.. Kent is improving Her
many friends wish her a speedy recovery
We are glad to learn that MT. L. Al.
Estes and Jeter Williamson are OUT
again from rccsnt spells OF sickness
The singing club met at the residence
Of Mr.. II. II. Kellar. Dec b. A good
number was out and everyone present
enjoyed themselves. After the singing
refreshments were served, after which
games were INDUCED in until ii O'Clock
when oil babe their hostess adi'u with
good wishes for their future happiness
Our League will meet next Sunday, at
the church with Miss Eva Bartelscn as
leader.
Rev. DR.. Geo. ii. Ray preached a good
sermon Sunday.
We read with pleasure the letter ol Mr..
I. II. Harris OF your city, on good roads
and heartily endorse every word oi II.
II we only had more such men We would
have better roads.
The date for our MAS tree at shady
Grove has not been decided OF a. yet.
Miss Annie Lee Harris, who has been
sick, l. much better We hope ehs may
continue to improve aud soon be able to
join her many friends ia their social
gatherings, az she IL great 'aVori'o.
Romeo.
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CASTRO IN FRANCE
Was Allowed to Land After Interview
Win Government Official

Was Allowed to Land After Interview
Win Government Official.
Bordeaux. Dec H. Clpriano Castro.
;he president of Venezuela. was ell
lowed to land on French soil when he
arrived at Padil.ac thirty miles from
Bordeaux. on the steamship Guade-
loupe After a conference with a rep
resentatiye OF the French%dyernmeHt,
President Castro came ashore ana pro-
ceeded to Bordeaux in a special car.
The announcement Is made that the
president will go to Paris, but he him
self has not confirmed this, and his
future movements are IN doubt
|, was believed to be the intention
OF the government to exact an apology
from President Castro before permit
ting him TO lard, but apparently n
Communication received by the gov
eminent from VI. Merlou. the French
minister 10 Peru. who al2o was a pas
senger on the Guadeloupe. TO the ef'
feet that Castro was anxious 10 ar.
range a settlement OF the differences
between the two countries. and the in
teryiew which the governments repre-
sentative had with the president at
Padillac. combined to bring about q
change In the plan.
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ESSEX WEDDING


A beautiful wedding was solemniEed st
st. Johns Episcopal church 10 Tappe-
hammock at noon Wednesday. The hap
py couple were Hon. James Meriwether
Lewis and Miss Ellen Hervie Latane:
Rev. Joseph Lewis officisted. assisted
by Rsv. Mr. Meade. Rev. Thomas ID
Lewis, brother OF the groom, ives best
man. The bride was given away by her
brother, A d. Latane. a
The ushers were DIR. Thomas b. Lat.
ane. Frank C. Latsne, Charles Sale and
Philip W. Smoot. The church was beau
tifulIy decorated. The wedding march
was rendered by Miss jeanette {.
Wright. The bride wore going away
gown Of blue broadcloth, and black hat
and gloves. The couple left Tor an e1-
tended bridal tour. Upon their return
they will reside at Sunny Side, near Mil
ler's Tavern.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
Henry Latane. former treasurer OF Essex
county
The groom at present represents the
counties OF Essex and King and Queen N
the House OF Delegates.
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SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN R. r.

Mr.. C. O'Conor Goolrick has returned
from Warrenton, where he appeared
with r. A. Mcintyre, OF Warrenton, in
in the Circuit court on Wednesday In the
case OF Skinker Va. Southern K. Z. Co,
for $500 damages growing out OF thu
killing OF several horses. The railroad
company demurred to the declaration
and the demurrer was argued by Mr..
Jno. 8. Barham for the company and
Mr.. Goodrich for the plaintiff. Judge
Turner oyerruled the demurrer and the
case by agreement was set for trial In
March.
Messrs. Goodrich and Mcintyre are also
counsel for Mr.. John W. Waller 10 the
case of Waller vs. Southern r. K, also
set for trial 10 March. Mr.. Waller was
formerly OF Stafford
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
DEATH OF MSS ELSIE HICKS

Mss Elsie Hlcks, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Hicks, died at her home on
the Boulevard Thursday night, Dec. lOth,
1908. at IL O'Clock, OF diabetes, aged 10
wears. She was contned to her home
only two days.
She ls survived by her parents, three
sisters, Mrs Arthur Shannon, Barre
Vermont; Mrs Robert Wright and Mrs
Casey Armstrong, and three bro he's:
Ellwood Ernest and Gordon Hicks, all OF
this city.
Funeral arrangements announced
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
ITEMS FROM MASSsP0hkx

Mas.aponax Va. Dec. 10, 1908
Mr.. and Mrs. David Swift. Of Bum
pass. Louisa county, who have b eu re-
cent guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. W
Palmer, have returned home,
Rev. and Mrs. Mortimer Clark deisei-
el interesting talks at Zion Methodist
church at the Court House sunday morn
ing. They told Of HE in central Ind a
the hardrhips, which they had ceased t.
consider as such, and trials and dead
vantsges under which the English s. neak'
ing missionary has to labor. They 'p1Ee
feeliugly OF their Hes work ard their
anxiety 80 return to Il; told OF ma " 81
the pccnllarit'es Of the country anc Gus
toms Of the native heather. They also
exhibited good macy cu7i0sities and
specimens Of the handlwOrk ~ the train
ed natives. Mr. and Mrs Clark Leave
this week for ten days trip to North
Carolina.
Miss Mary Sanford has returned from
Charlottesville, after visit o. two
weeks
Mr.. G. ". Palmer, Jr, l. home Tor tbs
holidays
Mrs Il A. Frazer has returned home,
after ten days pleasure trip 10 Newport
News. She ives accompanied by her
cousin. Mr.. +. ". Sanford, who VIII be
her guest for several days.
Mr.. Ben l.. DGfrett wac gu's, Ct His-
Mary Stafford, at Coventry, on SUI
day.
Mrs. Gsorgls Tyler Dalton AMI Chi
dfen, OF Fredericksburg, and Miss tallie
W. Waller. OF Cs'oli1e, will epeni Chrl-t
mas with their sister. Mrs +. l.. F. Ter,
at Riverside
Mr. T. A Frazer has returned from
S1merset, Orange county, where ne 9en'
to ATTEND the funeral Of Mr.. Il. L'nf-ay
Coleman Mr.. c lcman, who died sud
denly Sunday morDilg. f. broth r II
Mr. T. 5. Coleman, who l. well known
Ia Spot-ylvsn's.
The young people II the neigbborhood
are busy planning festivities f1r til ap
preaching holidays
Farmers are beaping up the wood pile
and housing provendef. May.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
THEY WERE NOT IN IT
WITH the LADIES

Messrs A. ". Embrey and W Z Brad
lev thought they were Al bridge whist
PLAYERS until they met their Waterloo
Wednesday night and that too 1T the
hands of two ladies A series OF games
were iuaugui ated some tine since and
the ladies' had won one series oni tn
gentleman the other. So tue hnel test
u skill came Wednesday night and a.
one ~ gcatlsmen vert home f. the
moonligh, hehsd tlmetoc contemplate Inc
HIek ion, A. OF iOrtuns
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
RESIDENCE BURNED IN STAFFORD

The residence Of the late DR.. Hawkins
Stone. at Garrlsonville. was destroyed
by fire Wednesday night. Ii was occu'
pied by Mrs Caroline 5. Berrey, daugh.
ter OF lerk OF Courts c. A. Bryan. and
her children. The fire was discovered by
Mr.. It. r. Garrison and origin IL un-
known Mrs. Berrey and children were
taken from second story window and
only escaped with their night clothing
aud small portion OF the furniture
The house WAS owned by Miss Mamie
Edmunds, OF Fauquier. which was In
sured for 5000. Mrs Berrey had no In
sufauce.
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THANKS

Stafford Co., Va, Dec. 10th, 1908.
To my friends at Garrisonyille, Va.
take this manner to tender toyou my
sincere thanks for your timely assistance
rendered MIS-. T.W. Rerrey, my daughter,
on the night OF the 9th inst. when ne,
house burnt down. am satisfied had
1t not been for your timely warning; ard
assistance. she and her two dsnahters
would have met their death In the flames.
Mrs. Bsrrey Joins with me In this &C
knowledgment.
n pvvan
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
FELL THROUGH BRIDGE

Thursday evening about 6 10 o'clock
Nessrs Alfred and 4 l. Smith a q Mlss
Ida Smith were walking from B'ooke
station to Iceland When they IT to
Potomac Run bridge they heard II train
Apr aching, and in their excitement
they fell between the ties through the
bridge, q distance OF about 10 iset.
The railroad authorities here were
notified and Dr. J. n Barney was taken
over to the scene OF the accident. The
doctor found that the parties were badly
bruised and that one Il the men ha his
shoulder dedicated They were tsken to
Mr. VIM. Gallahan's home, where they
spent the night and Friday morning
were sent 10 their homes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
MRS. ENGLAND, AGED IS
YEARS, IS BADLY BURNED

Mrs. Emily Eagland. mother OF Rich
ard England, who lives near Fs mouth,
aud IL 50 years old, WAS sweeping the
hearth 10 front Of an open fire place at
her home Thursday, the broom caught
fre and she attempted TO put 1t out
when her clothing caught and she was
badly burned about the face, hands ano
limbs. Addison. one OF her sons VINO
came 10 her rescue. was also badly burn
d on both hands. d.. K J. Payne Is
NJ fnnhinr hnr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
WANTS ROAD 10 RICHMOND
M. c. 4. Bran Would Extend Mount Vefnon
HlghwsS-R Would Pass Fredericksburg and
Many ssiilsflslds.

Many ssiilsiisIds.
Clerk G. A. Bryan, Of Stafford 10 a let
ter tn the Washington Post, ,s's:
Noticing ia your Suodey is-us eu
article emitted "A Road 10 A"uut W.
non" led me to thlnk, In addition 10 that
road, "A Road to Richmond. Why mott
Go on with the first-nemed road, but
extend it to Richmond, through por-
tion OF Virginia as rich In historical
matter AZ any portion OF the United
States.
Leaving the road to Mount Vernon this
road passes through Prince william
county, on the soil Of which battles were
fought dnring the civil war that Will lie
remembered "a long as tbs world stands.
Then comes Stafford, rich In historic lore,
OF both antebellum and postbellum times.
The army OF the Potomac encamped
there from November. 1867, To June,
1863. VIII. II Hooker lett 70 meet Lee on
the iateiul plain at Gettysburg fal
mouth, on this road. Is where John
Smith ascenled In his voyage OF explora-
tiop about 1908 9, aud gave IL the name
Of .Fallsmouth," which has beea cor
rupted 10 Falmouth. This toan "befJ de
wah" did more business than fr, darlcks-
burg until the Orange and AleToncra
Railroad cut of its trade, and Othe.lo's
occupation was gone.
FREDERICKSBURG oN THE ROUTE
Then comes Frederick burg, IN Spot
sylyanis county, ia which more men
gave no their lives in battle than IN any
other section. This roaS traver-es this
whole section. Then Caroline, where
Jackson dlei Then Hanover, where
Henry Clay was born. Then Hen
rico. which contains the former capital
OF the Coniederacy. rich In memories
There is hardly p man In the army ol
the Potomac, or the army oil NO7thefn
virginia, no matter ahet arm OF the
service To which hs b.lOggad, that did
not traverse II during the period that
tiled mems souls
In conclusion, let's On 10 Richmond
and build this rca1. While we are im-
proving the waterways Of the country,
and me cut OF tie country, lete give
the poor men. "a we'll a. the rich, II way
that they can traverse With their vehl-
cles. Ia addition To- those low being built,
or proposed, i)r the water tfbnsporta-
ton. To the average indiviiual these
ways are Of more importance than those
ior all the ships and navies OF the world.
Let Congress ordsr survey II the
route 10 get an estimate OF he cost
Nothiag would build up this section 81
Virginia more than THU les "Oa to
Richmond"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
CsltBRAreO SSH
MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY

Rev. and Mrs Robert s. Rowe cele'
brated the 55th anniversary OF their
marriage at their home 10 Baltimore,
Dec. 7th Re,. Mr. Rowe Ia a brother OF
the late Mayor A. P. Rowe and r. U.
Rowe, Of this city. de IL the Oldest MID
lister in the Maryland Methodist Confer,
ence and retired from active service OF
his own accord about two years ago.
Mr.. and MRS. Rowe are az hale, happy
and satisfied q couple a. one can hnd.
Mr.. Rowe is II years Cd His VIE Is
Ave years younger. Both are active ana
10 perfect health.
They visited their relatives here re-
cpntly
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DEATH IN KING GEORGE

Mr.. VIM B. Allensworth died near
Shiloh, in King George, Tuesday, aged
10. He was well knowDown In Caroline
Co. ard Washington He was mer.
liant and a Confederate soldier. A god
man Is gone.
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COMMITS SUICIDE
NJ W. sIlsby, psspondent. Ends Life With Revolt
Yer In Washington

With bullet wound in the right TEN
nile and a revolver In the right hand,
Howard W. Silsby, OF Washington, forty
Years old was found 10 a room In the
National Hotel Thursday.
Silsby's suicide Is supposed to have
been the result OF marital troubles.
Silsby obtained divorce about q
month ago. His two children, Howard
and Forbes, six aud eight years old, re-
spectively, were put In a school near
Laurel. Ma, where the mother was al
lowed TO visit them at stated intervals.
A certificate Of death by suicide was
given by the coroner.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Silsby were well known
in this section, having spent some time 10
Spotsylvania county ct different PERIODS
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WEDDING CARDS

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Laura Louise Smith, daughter OF Mr.: and
Mrs. A. ]. Smith, to Mr.. Sanford +. Hal,
both OF Culpeper. The wedding Will
take place Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at Oak
land Baptist church, Rlcbardsville, Cul-
peDer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
GASOLINE ENGINES SAVE LABOR

On account OF the scarcity OF laborers
you are perhaps going to buy Gasoline
Engine, the greatest OF ell labor savers
But don't experiment Buy "thlH-
BANKS MORSE" Agents Wanted
Write for Catalogue.
A. Huff. Richmond Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
DENTAL NOTICE

DR.. J N. Hughes. Of Fredericksburl,
Va, will be at Bowling Green Va, Naw q
Hotel court day, De. 14th, and several
days thereafter to do allclasses OF dental
work. Town and country PATRONAGE
solicited. so
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
BANQUET TO SPANISH
WAR VETERANS

Fii1hugh Lee Camp. No s, L lited
Spanish War Veterans OF Richmond
ain give banquet at Nurphy's Hotel
Tuesday evening. Dee. 18th, at $50
o'clock Among the guests will be Capts.
n. B Rowe and T. NJ. Larkin, OF Fred
erlcksburg, and Lieut.. W. d. RlchafdsoD,
Of Richmond
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NOTICE

The Woman's Auxiliary to the Anti
Saloon League will hold prayer meet
ing on Monday. Dec. IA, from 10 to IL
a. m. 10 the Methodist church. This Will
be held in the interest OF the local option
election to be held 10 Suffolk, Va. on
that day, the 14th, instead OF the 10th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
Headquarters For
Building Materials

keep oil kinds OF North Carolins
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
addressed. Shingles, Lsths, Sash
noors, and Blinds, Lime ,-Lement,
Caleiae Plaster, Fostering Hair.
Bni,iirg and Paving Brick. Tlr and
Iron ROo.pS, Cut and Wire Nails, ali
sluds Read y-Nixed Paints ano Hfy
eein. Linsss6 Oil Torpentinc, ryei
Taruish and Lewis White cad.
Pain. Syusbes Of ell kinds, Window
3.aas aud Patty, Builders' Hard ~srs
q sli kinds. Tar Roofing, Shes'i,lHs
Paper and me Brick.
Keep sYge stcsk g Sever Pipe and
s'iso Ca Pipe <. y. Cole.
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DESSERT SALE

There will be dessert sale held Satur-
day 10 the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. C. ". Robertson, next to Mr.. NJ. o.
Willis store, for the benefit OF the Royal
Ambassadors, q boys society OF the
Baptist church. Everything nice Will be
on sale.
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COLLEGE WON

10 game Of football Thursday evening
at Hanover Park between Frederlcks-
burg College aud the city team, the score
was 10 TO 0 In favor OF the College.
The game Was spirited one and very
much euiOyed by ell present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
AN ARTIST IN WINDOW DRESSING

Josh Trojan is an artist in dressing
windows. Ifyou viii go to Wallace 4
Co.'S. store, Main St, you will see such q
realistic snow storm in the window that
Won cannot resist going inside and buy
Ing shoes, rubbers,&c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
A BIC P0RKER

Gulyy. Va, Dec. 10Th.
Mr.. C. ". Weldon, near this place,
Tuesday killed the largest hog In King
George. The weight was 52lh lbs. 1t
made s aallons and 3 plnts OF lard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-12
PYTHlAN SISTERS
FANCY SALE POSTPONED

Owing to The extreme Illness Of Mr.. j.
Casey Armstrong; sisterin-law, the
r, THAN Sisters fancy sale has been post.
poned. The time will be announced
alter
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Potomac, Fredericks-
burg and Piedmont
Railroad.

Connections at Fredericksburg with Z. F. Z.
RR. and Maryland. Delaware and virginia Kan,
way Co. At Orange with Southern X. X anu
Chesapeake & Ohio Il. X. $3.50,
The only hne to the Chancellorsville and VIII
derness Battleheds.
Eastern STANDARD Time. Daily except Sunday.
W. II. RICHARDS. Gen. Manager.
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s~IChMusp. fAkDEkiCAsBu y AZ :
~ schedule effective Sept. 9Th. 1g0S.
cave fredericksburg, Nortsksrd:
e.oh a. m. week days, local; 7:05 q m
aaiIy: 7:2l d. IN. daily 1929 a. N daily
local: l:2s D, m week days; $50 ..
m. daily. local, 7:0l p. IN. daily; 1909
Leave Fredericksburg. Southwark:
5.55 a. ID. daily, A. C. L. train; 6:0l q.
m. week days, local; s:2s a. m. Sundays
only. local; 1896 @. m. daily, 8. A., l..
train; 12:49 p. IN. week days, local; 5:26
nm. daily, A. c. l.. train; 6:5S p. NJ.
daily, local; 9:06 p. m. daily, 8. A. l..
train.
Local from Washington arrives 1l:O9
o. NJ. week days.
Arrivals and departures not gusren
teed.
W. p. Taylor, Traffic Manager
G. c. Cox, Agent
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such as will please dscernnr Our stocks being
selection at You depend upon that
sty quality and usefulness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOW, THEREFORE,, Be it resolved
that the Street running Easterly and
Westerly in Globe Townsite aud known
and designated as Push Street, ana SO
delineated, marked and named on the
maps of the City of Globe aud Globe
Townsite, be and the same is hereby
changed to Bailey Street, and said
Street shall from and after the date
of this resolution be known and iesig
mated as Bailey STREET on all maps of
Globe Townsite and the CITY of Globe,
and upon the guide boards posted at the
intersection of said street with the
streets of the City of Globe running
Northerly and Southerly.
Approved: ALFRED KINNEY,
(Seal) MAJOR.
Attest: JAS. II. WEIGH,
City Clerk.
First published October s, 1908.