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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
A. C. CaAYATT, OF
KING WILLIAM, DEAD

Mr. Arthur e. Gravatt. oiKing William
cuuoiy. died at the Virginia Hospital.
Richmond, sunday. aged 60 lie was
born I'm taruii'~ county June =. iS43.
and lived there until 1879, when he
m we'd to King william.
" hen the Civil war broke out. be en-
listed IN Company VI. If the Thirtieth
Virginia Kesimsut. then known ~ the
-perta Grass lie fought with bravery
throngbuut the war. being severely
wounded in the bottle Of Sharpsburg
NJ. Grevttt married Miss Leila White.
dtugh'er 81 Nr. aud Mrs James White. Of
h'u2 "A iiiian she survives him with the
following chill ID: Mrs. VIM. +. Fox. OF
Huntington y G. Miss Eva Gravatt. Of
King William and Mr. Arthur b. GRAY
att. a student ~ the University College
oi Medicine. lie also leaves one BROTHER.
Mr.. Robert :. GrsvBtt of Bowling Green.
Hui two eittrrs-NTs Ada Kav. OF
Sparta, and Ms. Wright. 81 Baltimore.
he wa- q cousin of state Senator e. l..
Gravett, OF Caroline.
Mr.. Gravatt was prominent mer-
chant and lumbrrman Of his cOurty.
The funeral services were held from
Hebron Baptist church. Of which be- was
a member Tor many years. Monday at >
p. IN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
augustine Great Clearance Sale Bargain Month.
Everything Summer is Marked Wav mo,,,n
Just are noen+ionod 1,o.o ''AA'
hundreds others are

1900 papers pins az lc each. 200
pieces feather stitch braid. always 10
and l5c. August sale price Sc. 1000 doz
psail nu't'p- just what you pa. Sc az
e's"winr'. sale price p dcz. 600 dor
white pee I buttons. value Toe. Ssls
price 'c oOz 200 white emhroilaried
0eits' -ome with oolored embroidery.
some with pearl buckles. ALWAYS ~.
sale price yc eGch. 100 fancy "balx''
einD- the - and Doc kind Sale prics
Toe each One lot ladies emhroiderie5
men collars l'ightly soi,rd) the regular
Zoe quality. Sale price 12s,-just half
price.
A great stocking opportunity. $50
pairs ladies' black ribbed Fsie th..,5
hose. These We have Just gotten. The
loss is not ours. but the gain is Yours.
August sale pric, only l2Sc. These are
all on a center table, and aill be sold In
- lew Gays Don wait 1900 pairs
Ni~se, tine ribbed black stoc, 'ngs. eplen-
oid Toe value. AMI 1900 pairs bows
heavy ribbed stockings. regular I5c val
ue sale price DC per pair. or 3 pair for
2pc 200 pairs Ia les black omen work
lisl' thrr~d stockings. with some factory
impe' tectinns. cloth in them Is better
than % raOl-. sale price 10. por psfr
Brushes. One lot az pure hrlstle hair
brushes llst th" quslitv YOU Gnd every
"N.Fe ~ zoe. August fale Dhce Toe
each. 900 cloth brushes. madeespeci,,llv
Tor Jones. with &. ~. Jones name on
zach brush. value poe. sale price , for
Zoe 200 fine an bfi~tle cloth brushes
vnlue Joe. August sale price Zoe each
One lot chiffon covered collar forms
always l2sc each. August sale price Be
each. 300 pieces feather stitch braid
regular prices 10. 15c. all tie-e piled on
one table ana In baskets August sale
price - each. POO mems linn collars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
STAFFORD
Supervisors See,-EsS, cout Sep, i4,h Taxes
Roads Etc

Stafford e. n Va. Aug 20 n
Nr. ani Mrs John ;. Martin. er...,,,
PANEL hy their Httl, dauphi.r. .,i--
amt" stewart. are vu,-ts ol th. su..i.
of CLERK Bryan.
Miss Mamie NJ Dix. who has been visit.
lng the family oi DR. r. J. Payne. A,
HArrisouville. will return To- her homo IN
Washington tomorrow.
NJ. {. r. Black hufna. 90 the -ai,,vov
mail service. spent a irv DAYS al CAIRNS.
onNil.e this wees visiting his m,th.r
Ms. Mamie " Blackbu
Rev. G. N. Sarver leaves her. rext
week 20 attend the District Conf.rsucss
OF Washington District ". r Church.
Sout n. which me - ~ t-puefvilla
The Board of Supcryi-, r met te-e las,
monday Nothing sut routine busIress
va trensAct"d- Adj burned % 4 "a Non
day in September.
The tlrcuit Court c1uvenes 2,d Mon
day, Sept. llth. There il prob,,bilitv -,
tha trial OF Two felony cases. Crn,,.on-
wealth " Dora Whit. grand l.r,.s,,,.
Common" eaith - tleve Tsyl Or. alias
CleVe Payne, burg 'ary Dora n hi.e j.
out on bal. tlevs Payne Il in iaiI
mere il no pr spect of any contested
civil cases
Oid mother earth has gotten such a
Washing within the LIST week a. almost
never hefore. Farmers are comrla,ninr
ABOUT their fodder. blt today b.. bright
and clear
Mr.. }. II Green arrived here last niyht
rom " ashingtor. on his usual weeklv
visit 70 mis- laniy
Inc total STATE tax p.if by the county
OF stafford for the year I zoos. g.. a. f,I
lows; Licenses. SlO23 Is. carita,ions
s3l3'-oo; PERSONAL property. Si3t9 &c.
reel estate. S2l3l -; total. $500 81
NJ Arthur Moor. Commissioner -
the Revenue. paid the Cour, Hnuss A
visit yesterday
The roads of this section wer,. never so
bad az this season. l.nless something "a
done before cold weather. IL VIII be al
most ,mp1ssib.e 90 E-t out of she State
OF Stafford
Inc mott popular wood here Just now
Is the popular, pine ard OAK beng at e
discount
Tue boys az getting randv '1r the
tournemen- hr,e Friday. given by the
T. -. :. 81 America Should ;ha ,veafb. r
DE good p large attendance Is boo Sed fn-.
ScriDhier
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
LODGE 0s P. o. S. or AMERICA

lodge OF Patriotic Order Sons If
America wa- Instituted 10y + ". Fell
ner, State organizer, at Eno school
house, Stafford, Friday. The following
'.re the officers elected:
Past President. r. G. L. Moncure.
President. Thomas Suel iug-.
Ni't-pressdent. Walter j. Limerick.
cordinS SECRETARY, L. 4 Cry.
Financial seen t4ry. {. A. Tu,l1w.
Treasurer, :. Is TrusloW.
Conductor, Peter Snellinus
Inspector. VI. T.. Truslnw.
Guard, Richard Limerick.
Trustees, Morgan Snellings. Pi,ckev
Iruslow aud Allen Witber-
The state camp convenes Tuesday.
September :, at Portsmouth. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01

cooled odd sizes. odd sfv'-- -hs -,s,,,i.-
l"c collar. August sale rr'.. r. c9,i.
lvO pairs men . iineu cuffs t...i.. r,,,-..l,
always Poe. August ssie ur'cs b. ~
pair. Pei
Ladi's' long gloves 60 p,,-. lor.
hlte gloves. regular price 9I- ali o-i',-
nsducsd TO 2;ic. 100 psirs siix aud r.is
thread long gloves. black OF white SOM,
were 'oc, some We're 81 90 Reduced b.,
49c per pair. Ger what YOU werf ri
them quick. 60 pairs long gloves. h.t,
or BLACK, silk or silk tansrta. and 10
these We're our best Si.2j value. Augr.+
SAFE price f2c. 20 pairs all pure s1,
uou9le 1spped hngers, long gloves. our
'EulA, ~ % gloves. Sale price gSe. A
ie" pair OF WhiteOles Rre -.iri->iv .r.ii.4
laces. Edgings, wilh no in-srtings ~,
match. lnsertings. with no efy. ~
match. 700 yards tOrchor CEILINGS aud
inSertings. regular >. GIL sns S.
August sale price 3lsc About 800 yards
forenoon edgings AID in.ertiugs our \
ana AVc qusiitT, ell reducl @ CD the small
price 81 DC per 30. One l0ttorchon in.s-r-
inxs Nnsertings ouiy) sale priaa D. r,,-
VI. Val lace s.-L0t no. ccnfaf--s III
edge and val. insertinrs. eh.u- 50i
yards, sold a. ?. 3 md g. August clear
ance sale price only lc peg I'd Int so .
CONTAINS val edge and val. FMS rtings
about 800 yards, Were 4 : and =. afi
reduced 10 -, I'd. Lot so. 3 contrins
val edge and iusertings. an odd. pries-
we're >, 81 and Sc. ClesrDnce saia urica
"sr.. Lot No. 1 has val. edge and val In.
servings. Prices range from g 90 Sc. Clear
encs sale price Az. Lot no. . has val
edge ana val insertiugs, all odd. value up
" - Cissrance sale price 6s-. Lot
prices from 12H to 1Sc. an odd t,earo I, n. :,
sale price Ike.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
A Chance For Some Energetic Man
With Small Capital.

II is said there is no brick yard IA this
section OF the cOuntry between Alexan-
dria On the north. Richmond on the
south, Weems on the east, and the
Southern Railway on the west-a section
OF the country nearly one hundred miles
squnre-and yet there Is IN this territory
deposits Of clay from which brick can be
manufactured. and this section Will az
ford the market. Already in Frrdericks-
burg alone, with the public school build
ing, the Federal building. the normal
school buildings, there Is or viii be need
ed several hundred thousands OF bricks,
and this demand, unless locally met.
must be supplied by outside maniac
turers and burners Who reap the profits.
la our columns today will he found an
advertisement of the sale OF complete
brick-mak'ng plant, the property OF the
estate oi the late + ". Mills, which his
administrator will sell 10 settle the es-
tate. This Is q chance for some energetic
man with small capital. and ready
market is assured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01

81 petticoats. an marked down a.
lono"s head Che ii.t and chen hpst,.
20 tl- store Tor t1em. lst iUf has r nav
que 4 green, brown sik petticonts
Lnese have been our extra en.f.faf vslnsi
az 81 90. THE sale price vii ~ 81 Ia
nc iot has gun metal, garner
DARK greene black six Detticoets IT,.
are our wonderful So barrsips m
sale price is S3 81 Bird lot mas 4 vnvner
" gon metal, > brown, ? navy blue ana
pett.coats. These are our very he.t az
pc. Do1nt-. Take them for the small
p,iee oi - IS. 4th lot has navy blue
brown, 1 black silk petticoats. Tbe-e
are oor great special numbers At 81
oele pf.ce sAsc. 9th lot has only ?;
olhlA' navy aile si.k petticoats. Thea.
".e 'll - sky o. Take them for SIS IS
.ac". 40 make these prices possible we
must have the spot cash and rsrnoy. III
z erantarS. Don't hesitate TO buy anv
OF THESE. They arr ali great narvains
SIX raincuats The an wear An 80.
sons, servic able coat. irbt weight
"tud some. dressy. Ard nov at sucb
very 'ow prices that yea cannot afford
% 9e without one. 9Th ,t j. our sll so
a. $500 satin and silk rein coats. All
l.i- ioL rtoucel 20 TIE very small prico
oi - 'u. tth has sl our SIT 80 rain
coats and splgulid values at TIE price
t.ecuced e. The very email price during
"a sai') OF $3.50. S. Lot 81 eiik rai6
eo.s's are our very splendid values At
, ID. All reduced % the ridiculous
price 81 81 4 80. 9th lot Is one Castor
crepe De chine rain coat q beanty). was
- 30. Take this one for tie reduced
price 81 SO. 10Th lot s. one pretty
garnet twilled satin rain coat. Regular
price 5000, reduced 20 Sl5. Buy this
one quick as there is only one.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
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. an
kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil, Turpentine. DRYER
Vsrnish and Lewis's White Lead.
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
6slass and Putty, Builders Hardware
If all kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheathing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock OF Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. E. ID. Cole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
PETERSBURG AND HAGsRSTowN TIE

Petersburgand Hegerstown p,as e. : 70 a
standstill Friday evening at Petersburg.
neither team being able TO scose Fitz.
patrick and Russell were both fnvircihle.
only two hits being made of Fl zpatrick
and three off Russell Petersburg PLAYED
errorless game, while Hagerstnwn made
several errors bat none az critical times
lhe neiding OF both teams WAS phenom-
email kichardron's running catch with
his left hand ofkay's long drive "a centre
held In the ninth inning reverted
hagerstown from scoring. aud vVns the
most sensational piece Of fielding seen in
Petersburg this season
batteries: Russell aud Simpson: Fitz-
patrick and Churn. Umpire. Parrish.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
THIS MULE LIKES MILK

Mr.. Ernest Payne. Of Gulvey. has n
mule named David" It's one OF those
innocent-lOOking creatures, but has a
partlality Tor milk, and one dav last
week. while Mr.. Payne was milking the
cows David left his hay and corn To make
friends with his r.; - :. He stood watch
Ing the milking un,il he got An oupor-
tlnity, when he sampled the rich liquid
by consuming two gallons or more. then
pricked his ears, kicked M his heels
and bade bis master adicu David was
happy. AID Mr. Payne experienced "A
peculiar sensation when be discovered
what had happened colonial Peach
Record
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
MAJOR HUNTER TO SPEAK IN OHIO

Major Robert W. Hunter, secretary OF
military records Of Virginia, has gone TO
Toledo, o., to represent Gov. Swanson
AMI the State of Virginia In the exercises
OF unveiling "a monument erected by the
State OF Ohio In memory OF those who
fell at Fort Meigs In the War of 1872.
Major Hunter, who will make one OF thr
'addres ses. Is recognized authority on
the movements OF Virginia troops IA
tine Revolutionary and Civil Wars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
LAY CORNERSTONE
Grand Senior Deacon P. K. Bauman Prssldsd
Over the Exercises ct SpssryvlIIs

The cornerstone Of the new Masonic
Temple OF Mt. Moriah Lodge was laid
with the usual ceremonies at Sperryville
Friday. Mr. p. K. Bsuman, grand senior
deacon OF the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
was the presiding officer, assisted by Dis
trict Grand Master W. J. Philips and
Others
Mt. Moriah Lodge provided sumptu-
Gus dinner for over 500 people Mr.. Bau-
man was royalty received by the Masons
a special communication OF Fairfax
Lodge, No 43, OF Culpeper, being called
IN bis honor, and the master. wardens,
chaplain, ttler and Others acting "a an
e-cort on the 20 mile drive 70 sperryvllle
and return.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
NEW COUNCIL TO MEET

The new City Council will meet in the
Council Chamber Tuesday morning
September LIST. at 10 O'Clock.
The members are: Messrs. II II. Lane.
W. + Bradley, J Z. Rowe,A. M Garner.
j. Nj. Goldsmith, j. W. Masters. Henry
Warden, j. C. Melville, W. :. Embrey.
Jr., Clarence r. Howard, F. l.. VI.
Green, Arthur Brown.
The body will organic by electing a
president and clerk and number of city
officials are also 10 Toe elected
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
NOTES FROM GU'NEYS


Quincy :, Va. Aug %, 1905.
There are many fine corn CROPS iuAthis
section. Among the bes, IL that of Mr..
john Vaughan. who + also "A successful
raiser OF other grain. Ii Il supposed he
anticipates larg, crop than usual. as
he has had two large corn houses built
recen tly.
A tine school building is being erected
at Guiney's
The tomato canning factory opened
Aug. II, and it Will be success, a. some
OF the most energetic citizens oi Caroline
Rave IL in charge
Hiss Roberta ,Catlett. who has been
quite sick, r. much improved.
Mr.. Tom Cetlett. Of Manchester. form
erly of Locust Hin, psid the neighbor-
hood short Witt. making Mr.. b. j..
Harris his place Of abode
Mrs. Hamlet, % Richmond. is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Evans, of Guiney's
Miss Myrtle Lucy is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Charley pabney, of Guineys.
NiOlat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
WITNESSED John sRowa HANGING

Capt Isaac nu-horr. vho lives IN Jrf
i'rscn dI-tric'. go this county us lru sing
quite old and feeble Cant Bu>hnr :.
Who o'hs . member of the Srr.u. Hin
Guards % Aucus,s county 10 thnt tirpe
: probably che only man now living in
Virginia VINO was present 81 the hanging
81 John Brown az Illrper's Yer, in
lN"' -. ulpeper ENpun. no. John
Brown was hargec at Charlstewn. and
uot at Harper'- Ferry. amt there are =
members uf the Noatptier Guards Of
Orange. including the writer oi this, stll
lvirg in Orange and surrounding coun-
- Nhn We're "a thc hanging az j, I'm
Brown, and probably saw more OF him
81 an any Other soldiers GA theErouud =
the Montpelier Guards We're the body
guard 81 Brown from the 81 to rhe ga!-
lows-Piedmnnt Nirginian.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
C0NFEDERATES HOLD
REUNION At BETHEL

The Joe Kendall Camp Confederate
Veterans held their annual reunion at
Bethel, near Warrenton, Saturday. A
large crowd attended The soldiers
spent a happy day rens wing old acqusin-
tances and Borrowing over tbs loss OF
many OF their comrades who had passed
away during the year.
Rev. Dudley Power, an old soldier. who
Is occupying the pulpit OF ST. JChn's
church Tor the summer. was the speaker.
The old story Ct the four long Years of
strife told by him brought tears to the
eyes OF the vets. - Eppa Hunton, jr., of
Richmond, son OF Gen. Eppa Hunton,
addressed the meeting. Luncheon was
served in the open air.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
OBLIGATED At ST. MARY'S
Visiting sa;tIsfislds Of This Section.

Kev. Walter Elliott. G. 5. = one of the
most eloquent clergyman of the Catholic
church. ofiiciated at ~ Mary's Catholic
church Sunday. Father Elliott was a
soldier in the Federal army during the
Civil war and Is awaiting himself oi this
opportunity OF visiting the scenes of the
battles in which hc participated during
the war. Father Elliott is the guest oi
Inflnr nerri.c
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01

~ edmond. kREDEglCKNRrg
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
~ Schedule effective April n. Igos
Leave Fredericksourg. Northward:
500 a. m. wosk dav~. local. soc "A "a.
daily; 1929 n. m. daily local. 1o..Q /.
m. daily; l;2S =. ma. week DAYS. G.3O n
m. week days. local, T.l6 r. r,. SUNDAYS
only. local; 500 p. ma. DALI: 1000 % m.
daily.
Leeve Fr'-l"rlckshurg. Southwark
o;55 a. ma. daily. A. d. I. ,r,.ir. t.oi =.
IN. week d'ls .ocac S.2S "a "a. SUNDAYS
only. iocM. lp.iG %. m. dali. \. a. l..
train; 1919 =. w. week d4ys. local; 5:2G
pm. ohiiy, 4. 4. l.. train. 6:iS p. m.
daily. local; 1.5t H. n, f.lv Is T.
train
Local rom Washington arrives ll.09
a. M. week days
Arrivals and departures not 1uaran.
W. 2. Tay .,r. Traffic 81 ,nngsr.
4. g. Cox. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
CORPORAL cHAS. HART RETURNS

Corporal Chas. Hart arrived home Fri
day evening from Camp Perry, o. He
brought with him the special prize. a SO
gold piece, awarded by Capt Dempsey.
u. ). A, for best score. The Governors
medal, which he also won, will be sent as
soon as It can be engraved, and " III prob
ably be presented before the company at
the srmory by Capt. T. NJ Larkin with
approprIate exercises
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
FIRE IN SPOTSYLYANIA
Or. lee Cooke Loses Barn and Corn House

The harm and corn house OF DR.. Lee
Cooke, OF Melville Mine. near Wi!dern -.
with contents, consisting OF hay, iced
harne 81, com and farming implements.
were destroyed by fire Saturday evening
Spontaneous combustion I'm the hay il
supposed to be the cause. Loss 1000
No insurance
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
MRS. MARY JANE ANDERSON DEAD

Mrs Mary Jane Anderson, widow of
VIM Il. Anderson, formerly agent for the
K. L. 4 p. r. X at fredericksburg died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ida :
Cridlin, in Richmond, Friday. She was
16 years old, and is survived bv four
children-Mrs. Cridlin, w. 4. and NJ b
Anderson. OF Richmond, and r s Ander-
son. of NOrfOlk-two sisters and one
brother.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
MARRIAGE BELLS BADLY INJURED

The race mare. Marriage Bells, owned
by Mr. Jos. NJ. Goldsmith, while en- route
from Rockville, Md. fair to Timonium
In an express car Sunday. was badly in
iured. She was in charge Of her Jockey
and trainer, Johnny Grimes. Mr.. VIM
Pey ton went on Sunday night to look
after the racer. She is a valuable animal
and has won several races. She was en-
tered IN three races this week at limo
~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
ANNUAL REUNION DINNER or
WESTM0RELAND CAMP

On the 4th Thursday, September oath,
the Weetmoreland Camp Of Confederate
Veterans will meat at Montroes for their
annual reunion, at IL a. m.
Judge 1T Goolrick. fredericksburg.
Hon T. s. Garnett, OF Norfolk, and 7. ].
Downing. of Lancaster, will deliver ad-
dresses. A big dinner will be served.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
DEATH IN CAROLINE

Mr. VIM. j. Brown. of Guiney's Caro-
line county. died at his home at , p. IN.
Saturday in the 18th year of his age
lie is survived by his wife and four chill
dren The intermcnt took place i'm the
King burying ground Sunday at , y m .
services conducted by Rev Mr Tuttlc of
Iopewcll church. of which the deceased
was "A consistent member.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
ATTENDED CAMP MEETING

A large crowd attended the Holiness
campm,eting in Spotsylvania Sunday.
The meeting will continue until Tuesday
night Among the number of Fredericks-
burgers IA party of six had an accident
ON their way home. The carriage broke
down ABOUT seven miles from town. but
after walking quite distance the party
secured a carriage from Mr. Met arty.
who lives near Alrich, and arrived home
safely
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
SUIT ENTERED

Mr.. T. II. Harris has instituted suit In
Corporation court to subject the house
and lot belonging to Mrs. II. b. Rector
to satisfy "A judgment. attorney VIM.
W. Butzner is attorney for Mr.. Harris
and Attorney Frederick W. Coleman for
Mrs. Rector.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
BASEBALL

Commerce st. ball team won from Dos
well Field Friday evening by score OF 3
TO =; atteries-COmmerce st, White
and Proctor; boswell Field, Gordon and
Stevens.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
MARRIAGE BELLS SECOND

In the last race at Rockville, Md, Sat
urday, running. five iurlongs, there were
three starters Sam Fudge won. Gold
smith and Peyton's Marriage Bells was
second and Fannie Golden third.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
NOTICE

Rev. DR.. Ray preached twice in As
bury Chapel mex. Sunday, August 30
and will continue the meeting all tbs
week at night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
KILLED BY ENGINE

Chas Woods, colored, aged 30 years,
wss killed in Coatesville. Pa. by being
crushed by dinkie engine His body
was brought here Sunday and sent to
Spotsylvania for burial.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
OUR SR0RTSTOP DISABLED

Sheppard. the shortstop for Fredericks-
burg baseball team, Is laid up with a de-
abled foot. DR.. Scott lanced IL Friday.
he will be ell right In a lew days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01

the Free Lance 10 prepared to DO oil
kinds OF Job printing In tirst-clAss styls
40 mocsrats prisss.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01

DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED
Good position for right man. Apply
by letter in own handwriting. G.. Frank
Timberlake, fredericksburg, Va. 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS


Chas- Baker was fined by Mayor Wal
lace Saturday $50 for interfering with
Sergeant j. C. Chichester In the discharge
OF his duties. The Sergeant asked that
the fine be RENTED and the some was
DONE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-01
FLIES DISAPPEAR

when you use Fly Ribbon. New thing,
but the best thing out. Price, &c, at our
store only. W. L Brannan.