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Sharp County record., 1908-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Joseph Ault Is re-rootlng the
Record Office.
Get Velvet Coffee at Edwards,
Two pound can, Is cents,
DR.. F. M. Cox disposed of some
nice apples in town Wednesday.
The quarterly examination of
teachers ia being held here to-
day.
Will Moore of Zion is a new
cash lin advance reader of the
Record.
w. A. Edwards went to Bates
Vile Monday to look after some
business matters,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little liver pills, are
sold by W. c, Snow.
I Henry Paysinger was in from
Lave Creek township Wednesday
with load Of apples.
Mrs. G. G.. Price of Little Rock
is here paying her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. T. j.. Woods, a visit,
The public roads of the county
are in extremely bad shape on
account of the heavy rains late
ly.
A number of the young people
were pleasantly entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. j, W. Young Tues.
day night.
"Bud" Jones was in Evening
Shade a few days ago selling dry
goods for the B, Lowenstein Co.
Of Memphis.
George Wann, q good friend to
this paper in Scoot township, has
our thanks for a remittance on
subscription,
c.. M. Reiney of ParagouId,
representing st. Louis grocer
company, was a visitor to the
city Tuesday.
p. j. Schales, one of Davidson
townships best citizens, was
here Saturday attending to some
business matters.
r. e. Piokens and W, H,
Clark went to Wilhford the first
part Of the week after some
Spring river corn.
Fred Woods came in from
Fayetteville the latter part OF last
week. He attended the last ses-
sion Of the University,
John II, Edwards, who haa
spent the past few months in the
Springfield Business College, re-
turned home Wednesday,
John Ward, who lives near
Sidney, is preparing to remove to
Mountain View, OKLA and ex.
poets to leave about August 1,
Claude Snow came up from the
city Of Maxville Friday and has
been spening u few days with
numerous friends in Evening
Shade.
The Record receives new sub.
scriptions every week, and 1t
may be said that we have one
Of the best lists in this part Of
tno Hlhtei
G, W, Kirtley, one Of the pros.
porous farmers Of the Sidney
section, was in the city Wednes.
day and honored the Record
with a visit.
W, G, Holt, one Of the Record 9
good friends In Davidson town.
ship, made us a very pleasant
cali while In town on business
one day this week,
Big cuts or little euts, small
scratches or bruises or little ones
are healed quickly by DoWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, II is ca.
peoially good for the piles, Be
sure to get DeWitt's, Sold by
Sharp County record., 1908-06-19

MISS Llillan WOODS OF IIllS
place, who has been teaching in
Little Rock, is now in Chicago
where she will spend the summer
months in a normal school.
County Treasurer E. l.. Dick
erson has one of the finest or
chards in this section. He says
his Elberta peach trees are we'll
laden with fruit this season.
Marshal Clayton was down
from Hardy Saturday and Sun
day. 1t is confidently expected
that Marshal will be seen in Eve
ming Shade quite frequently now.
County Examiner j, M, Simp-
son was in the city Saturday, re-
turning to his home at Cave City
from Ash Flat, where the teach
ers' institute was held last week.
Walter Pope, a splendid young
man who is we'll known in Eve
ming Shade, has secured the
principalship of the Lmboden
public school for the next ses-
sion.
The ball game here Saturday
between Sidney and Evening
Shade was Witnessed by large
crowd and resulted in a victory
for the home team, the score be-
ing 8 to 2.
The Record appreciates the eff
forts Of its correspondents very
much, We believe there are
few country papers that have as
good news gatherers az write for
this paper.
The teachers institute at Ash
Flat last week was attended by
about eighty members of the
profession, and is declared to
have been a source of pleasure
to all who we're in attendance,
DR.. E, d. Easter and his
daughter, Miss Fanchon, Of Pond
Creek, Okla, came in q few days
ago for visit with their relatives,
the family Of John Kiefner
Miss Easter will spend the sum-
mer here,
The Hardy and Black Rock
ball teams played two games at
the latter place Monday, each
team winning a game, Harry
Kiefner Of the Evening Shade
team pitched the winning game
for Hardy.
1t Is frequently remarked that
health in and around Evening
Shade has been exceptionally
good for some time past, There
are no cases Of sickness in town
and but few within several miles
Of the town,
John D, Collins, one Of our
best carpenters, who has been
working at Newport lately, ia
spending few days with his
family, lie will go to Batesville
next week where he will work
during the summer,
James W, Young Of this place,
who has secured the contract for
putting in the stone work for the
new bridge across Strawberry
river at Franklin, expects to be.
gin the work within a few days,
He was at Franklin one day this
week,
Dr. A. W, jernigan IL very
much disappointed this week
that he was prevented from at.
tending the annual meeting Of.
the State Eclectic Medical Aaso-
citation ot Eureka Springs. Dr.,
Jernigou takes a prominent part
in these meetings.
Rev, W, NJ, Wilson Of Duncan,
okla who with his family has
been visiting relatives and
friends here for aevorol daya
Sharp County record., 1908-06-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives.. M. Street.
County Judge-W, H, Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan.
Sheriff-W. 0. Smith.
Assessor-W. F. Smith.
Treasurer-S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack Tounsleay.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
THE FACTS AS TO THE
ROAD ELECTION INJUNCTION

Elsewhere ia this paper 1t appesrs
that on Thursday Judge Mason enioinel
the election which was 10 ocur mex
Tues lay on the question OF the Issue 81
thu bonds Tor the imprJvem 'Dts Of CO.
tain r0ais in CORTLAND and CnancsllOr
districts
The act OF the Legislature under which
thI- election was ordered Il a new act
passed la.t February and hence there
was not clear understanding
of 1t by lhs Board q supervisor
aud ~ a result their action 10 pstitoni02
the court 70 order an election did not
strictly comply with the r quirements OF
the above mentioned statute, which IT.
regularity was not known 20 judy
Mason ~ the tim h. ordered Ihs election,
but which wouli have cast -uc1 cloud
on tn bonds, II attempted 10 be- Issued
as woui have rendered th-ir safe at Il
ar price Impossible.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Rev 4. A. Williams il attending the
General Baptist Association in Rich
mond.
Mr. John E Rodgers Killed wild tur
key at Camp Tracy on the ksppahan
mock this week which weighed Is pounds
Rev DR.. T. s. Dunaway u IN Rich
mond attending the Baptist Association
and from there will go to visit friends II
Lynchburg.
DR.. J. s. DeJarnette, superintendent o
Western State Hospital at Staun,on, Is
directing number Of improvements al
that institution Heis brother OF DR.
II. NJ. DeJsrnette, OF this city.
II you have not gotten yoursuit, Jones
has 90 special bargains for you 10 ladies'
and misses suuits, jst received Friday
morning from 6 maker who had too
many. See them quick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
UNWILLING AFTERMATH

The special trains OF President Baer
and party, Governor stuart and stan OF
Pennsylvania and the eighteen coachex-
cursion left here Wednesday night, car.
rying back about a thousand oi the par
Elephants in the Humphreys monument
unwilling Others left on the trains
Thursday. About three hundred spent
Thursday visiting the battcti Ids o'
Spotsylvania and will remain over until
Friday night or Saturday Allcxpressed
themselves as delighted with their visit
SENATOR cOCHRAN's GUESTS.
Senator Cochran, Of Pennsylvania. in.
vited number to visit his country place
at Urbanna, he furnishing transporta-
ton, etc on steamer, and his hospitals
ity was accepted
PRESIDENT BAER LIVED HERE
President Geo f Baer. of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad. waslocated
here in 1850, about the time the Narrow
Guage Railroad was sold. and worked
on il On his arrival here Wednesday h,
as.ed for Mr.. VIM Goldsmith who
worked with him in 1866. On being told
he was here, Mr. Goldsmith was sent for
and the greeting between the two men
was very cordial 1t il said they took
smile together before parting
col. McLuRE. 4
Col. A X. Mcclure was in camp at the
Primmer place while the Fredcral army
was opposite this city, AMI the Col. had
a pleasant meeting here with Mrs ;. b.
Banks and Miss Primmer Wednesday.
DIR MILES
DR.. J. Hunter Miles "A member OF thu
commission. was here for several days
looking after arrangements and made
many friends tie is fine gentleman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
UNKNOWN CHILD
LEFT ON PORCH
Mr.. Ramsay viii Adopt Her If Not
Claimed.
NO CLUE TO HER PARENTS

Mr.. John W. Ramsey and family were
In their home In Spotsylvanis, near
Wilderness church, Friday 'dght, when
they heard the crying Of a child Ia front
of the house. On opening the 'ront door
they saw little girl on the pa 'ch. She
Is seemingly about a year old. Mr. Ram
say picked her up and on brir ying her
into the house, discovered pinn d To her
dress a note:
Dear Friend-Please take ca re OF my
child. Her name Ia Emma C,eel
From broken hearted mother
A search was made and no one was
found near the house The ifDnt gate
was open aud evidently the hlld had
been brought by some one, who ON leav-
ing her on the porch rau OF and disap-
peared No clue has been obtsiled as to
the parentage Of the child. shs IL very
pretty, blue eyes. light hair and has
three teeth.
Mr. Ramsey was here Thursday To buy
suitable clothes for the child and will
care for It. II it Is not claimed he will
adopt IT, The child has certainly fallen
into good hands and will be tenderly
cared for.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
KING GEORGE
Supervisors to Mett-BIshop Gibson TO Preach
al ST. Paurs-Psfsonss


King George G. H., Va. Nov II, 1908
Ms Allen Smith, who ha- been visit
Ing friends aud relatives in Winchest' r
has returned
Messrs Vim. Smith and Baden Il
Tsyioe, who have been on deer hunt
AT Wheatlends. the home of Mr. W. c.
Dickinson, Essex county, have returned
Mrs. Rose r. Hunter. OF Washington,
Is visiting Mrs q. o. Tayloe.
Mr.. h. G. Grymes. Of Matthias Point,
who has been ont business trip 10 Wash
ington and Fredericksburg, has return d.
Mr. ID. ". Coakley. the prosper US
merchant, near Osso. who for the past
month has been at the bedside Of his son.
who has been I'll in Washington, has re.
turned, hls son being convsescent.
Mrs Ada $ Rpbb IL visiting her sister,
Mrs r. T. stuart
The Hotel Johnson" WAS literally pa
tronized during the last term OF the Cir
cult court
he Board Of 5 lpervi-ors will meet at
the Court House Tn Monday. Nov. 23rd.
Mr. Rice Hoo. law student Of the
George Washington Uuiyersit,, Wash
ingtou. came down T. vote Nov 81. re.
turning the seme day He was warmly
greeted by friends
Bishop Gibson will preach at St. Pau's
Episcopal church on Sunday moraiDg.
Nov. 22nd
Mrs Rosalie + Stuart and her grand
daughter. Miss Mary Grymes, are visit.
ing friends in Washington
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
NOTES FROM CREST
Crest. Va Nov. 9th. 100

Crest, Va, Nov. 9th. 1908.
The farmers aye busy hu,king corn
"Husking Bees" ore about the only
amusement at this time, but they er-
not like those about which t acle josh
tells w
Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. D. Payne and spn d
Garrisonvlle, visited Mr.. and Mrs ". A
Snellings yesterday.
Mrs. f. r Gordon aud family have
moved t. your city for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstesd Nelson were
guests OF Mr. W VI Black yesterday.
Mr Arthur Snellings and Mr. W. S
Whit. your city, were yIsitors herr
yesterday
NJ. Archie SDaliags left recently lei
Lambsrtville, y J where he hes EN-
pl0yment.
NJ james Re'ry Is quite SICK at BIZ
home near here
The =. o ) OF A.. 81 this place, vii
give an oyster supper and musical enter
tsInment 10 their hall on Thurs 'ay
Nov 10Th. 1908. beginning at $50 p
N A good time il expected.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
CONTEST ELECTION
Corporation Court Asked 10 Re-
count the Ballots.
ILLEGAL VOTING CHARGED, ETC

In the Clerks office OF the Corporation
court Thursday notice OF contest OF the
recent election for police Justice was filed.
The PETITION Is addressed to The Hon
Orable Judge of the Corporation Court OF
fredericksburg, Va.
The petitioners, after referring to the
law creating the office OF police justice
and the election for the position Nov. Sd,
and citing the number OF votes Tor each
candidate as returned by the judges,
state that they desire to contest the cleo
ton for the c8uses set out.
They charge that there was afalse re-
turn Of said election In that the votes OF
certain disqualified and Illegal voters
were received 10y tn judges Of election 10
both wards and counted and returned
for Henry Dsunehl," and aver that the
result o, the election was changed there
by.
The petition charges that jos W. Mile,
jas + Reed Jss. W. Franklin. John I.
Lsavcil and Welliord Hayule voted
illegally, the frat two being allowed TO
vote under oath and over protest, the
next two charged with being non.resl-
dents aud the last named ~ having
moved from the Lower To Upper Ward
more than 30 Jays prior to election.
The petition iurther-ststes that your
petitioners believe that other illegal and
disqualified voters were allowed To vote
at said election for Henry Danuehl and
that said belief will be borne out by In
vestigstiOn;" also that at least one
vote was cast for WIN. X Goodrich
which the judges failed or REUSED TO
count for said Goolrick, " the question be-
ing rs u whether ballot was properly
marked
The petitioners pray that process
may issue. that q writ duces tecum may
be issued" commanding the clerk OF court
TO produce before the Corporation court
the pol books and ballots Of tn election,
that there may b. u recount II the vote
cast At said election under the direction
aud authority Of your honor's court
that the Illegal votes set out above be
rejected ia the count that th- returns
from both wards be subj 'cted 10 the en-
Quiry. determination aud Judgment oil
your honor's court. all to the end that
Justice aud equity may b. don" and the
certificate OF election award d 10 the
party entitled thereto The petition Is
stIrst bV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
TO PsRPETUATe LEE HOMESTEAD

Mr.. F. W. Alexander, OF Oak Grove
Westmorelsnd county, was 10 thu city
Tuesday he IL secretary OF the State
Camp Patriotic Order Sons OF America
aud vice president OF the National Camp.
Mr.. Alexander Is actively pushing the
project to perpetuate "Strstford," the
ancestral home Of the Lees 10 Westmore-
land county.
Several State camps have already Sub.
scribed $3.50 eac b TO the fund.
The ord-r furnishes beautiful set OF
post carde with engraving Of the more
famous Lees, their history, etc, with en-
craving of coat OF arms, etc, and also a
pamphlet In more condensed shape at
reasonable prices.
Mr.. Alexander was on his way 10
Georgia and Tennessee on business OF the
order.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
SP0TSYlvANIA ROAD MEETING
Committee to Apply for Injunction to tnjOin
Election Set For Nov i1ih.

A number Of citizens met at spotsyi-
vanla II. on Wednesday 20 consider
the adyisabiiiIy 81 bonding CORTLAND
and Chancellor districts for permanent
road improve mrnt. On motion OF Mr.
6. ". Perry. Mr. II. Warden was made
chairman Of thu meeting, 8ni alter much
discussion pro aid con by 'ssrs. j. l..
"A. Crismond l.. Colbert. q ". Perry,
L. NJ Smith and state Highway Com-
missioner Wilson. who sia ID that Ii
would recommend gravel road where
gravel was accessible al MacadsIn
road wherever stone or rock was con
yeui, Mt for eaid districts He sl-O stated
that the approximate cost Tor gravel
road would he about $l5OU TO $500
per mile and that the spp'c Ximste cost
Tor hacadeD road would b. }iOJO TO
$45OO per mile Mr.. Wilson stated
further that be- .a- Of the Upuion that
the State money aid would be more TO
the advantage OF country TIA, had
lust issusd bonds than State convict
labor. At this stage of the meeting II
notion was made that IL il the sense oi
this meeting that an application be made
for on iuiut elton 10 eblOin the election
TO 80 held 90 the 18th inst aud COM
mittee opDoiu ted 70 employ attorney for
the purpose. The members OF the Board
Of supervisors declared that order VI the
board pettioning the Judge for the cleo
ton was 10 accordance with aud eu-
braced all Of the roads, length width, &c.,
named by Supervisors Haislop and An
drews and acquiesced in by Supervisors
smith and Waite. Since the court has
acted on the order Of the board and
ordered the election, Supervisor Andrews
says he overlooked and omitted the road
from c. n. road 10 Mssssponax, Tor
which reason 1t lie now sought to eDloir
the election. The Injunction will be sp.
piled for by some OF the taxpayers oi
Courtland district against the Board OF
Supervisors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON

Marriage licenses have been issued ia
Washington rs follows:
Vim. Manning and Mary Peyton, both
OF King George county.
James Smith and Birdie Carter, both
OF Fredericksburg.
Hall C. Hedinger and Nora b. Hum
phrey, both OF Remington.
John b. Miller. OF Sperryvills, and
Mary v. Miller, OF Peola Mills.
John T. Lucas, OF Fredericksburg, Va =,
Annie Lucas, OF Corbin.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
h0PKlhS-WIllEY

A pretty wedding took place Thursday
In the Baptist church at lrvington when
Miss Leone Wiley. daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
Wiley, was married to Msrbry b Hop
klns, Revs. F. W. Clsybrook and f. F.
Garner officiating. The ushers: Howard
o Rock, living r. Messick, Lynn Il.
Ford and B. Lee Simmons The maid OF
honor was Miss Ruth Wiley, sister OF
the bride. The best man was |. Barker
Hopkins.
The bridesmaids were Misses Orah l..
Doggett, Ruby Hopkins Annie Hopkins
and Norma Bussels.
The couple left for bridal trip.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
SHOT DEAD BY BROTHER

The killing OF Vim. Spinks by his
brother, Henry Spinks, occurred at the
home OF the latter Tuesday night, at
Hopewell. Fsuquier county.
Henry Spinks alleges his brother came
to bis home alb ut midnight and attacked
both him and his wife. and that the
shooting was in selideiense. Following
the assault, Henry Spinks says be picked
up his shotgun and emptied the load IN
to his brother. the shot taking away
part OF the head His father and mother
slept upstairs but knew nothing OF the
difficulty until awakened by the shot.
Spinss gave himself up and was sent on
to grand jury. He was taken to jail at
WRrrentOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
the DANhEHl SALE
M. 0. NJ. Armstrong Buys the Farm.

The sale OF the Dannehl property took
place 10 Spotsylvanis county Thursday.
Mr. n. b. Kinsev was the crier
The farm OF III acres was sold to Mr..
O. NJ. Armstrong; for $4,025. Mr.. Frank
Eastburn purchased 10 acres Of the farm
for $115, and Mr.. Henry Dannehl pur-
chased 10 acres, including the grave lot
where his parents are buried, for 1928.
The stock and provender sold at good
prices, but farming implements went
cheap. A large crowd was present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
The MEMORIAL COMMISSION

The officers and members OF the Fred
erieksburg Battledelds Memorial CON-
mission are a. follows:
President. Geo. F. Bser, captain Co.
Z, 133rd regiment; secretary and treas
nrer. James M. Clark. captain Go. 6,
l34th regiment; William Nitherow, Co.
Z. l23rd regiment; j. Hunter Miles, Co.
B, 131st regiment; ID Watson Rowe,
iieuteDant-colouel l26th regiment; Msior
Clay W. Evans, Co. B. 129th regiment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
DEATHS IN SP0TSYLvANlk

Mrs. Lille Wnloughby Tallev died at
her home near lewiston Nov. 8, aged 80
years. She IL survived by her husband
and seven children. She was q member
Of Good Hope Church.
PROT Arthur Thompson died at bis
home, Woodland, In Spotsylvsnla. Nov.
2, aged As years. He leaves a widow,
who was Miss Kate L'ghtioot Lewis,
and four children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
MO ELECTION TUESDAY
Judge Mason Grants Injunction In SpotsyFanla
Road Bond Election

Judge J. E. Msson-has granted an In
junction prohibiting the holding OF an
election on Tuesday, Nov 18th, for bond
issue for improvement OF roads In Court
land and Chancellor districts, spotsyl-
vana Co. This is In accordance with &C.
ton OF road meeting, and there will be
no election on the date named.
1t is expected that the election, after
matters are in proper shape, will be call
ed for later date.
Capt. NJ. b Rowe. I. l.. kube. Henry
Warden and r Innes Taylor applied to
Judge Mason for the Injunction.
Steps were taken to prevent any pos
sible legal complications. Those who
asked for the Injunction are friendly TO
the movement Tor road improvement
Another election will be a.ked for.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
BRINGS BACK MEMORIES or 1862

David Pence, Of G-eencsstle, Pa mem
Der Of Co K. l26th Penna. Regiment,
had three ribs broken by being thrown
against a seat fan incoming trnin, which
stopped suddenly In the depot here Tues
day. H. was taken 20 the Mary Wash
iogtOn Hospital aud Is about one hun
dr.d yards from and overlOOks the point
where he crossed the Rsppahaunock on
the night Of Dec 10, 1862.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS

Peal ones, OF Singer stores. Buy hero
and deal with the manufacturers. The
Singer Company is permanent and re-
spoons BILE; Its representatives are always
st hand to care for singer Sewing Ma
chimes. al,o the Wheeler 4 Wilson. Look
for the Reliable s Singer Sewing Ma
chine Go 9O3 Main Sweet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
BACK FROM EUROPE

Misses Willie F. Schooler, Bessie
Broune and Mary Amber returned IN
New York last week on the "Slsyonis'
from q six months trip to Europe. Mis-
Broune arrived bee Wednesday, Misc
Amber will be hom, acre next week and
Mise schooier will remain In New YORK
until about Xmas
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
IN CRITICAL CONDITION AS
RESULT OF ORANGE FIRE

Mr.. Towles Terril, who was nearly
overcome with smoke IN the Orange fire
became conscious the second day. He Il
now critically III and 1t Is thought vii
die OF broncho-pneumopis and is ~ tbs
hospital IN Charlottesville The FIRE ID
supposed to have originated In Mr..
Terrill' 4 room.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
HAND BADLY MAhClED

Mr.. Edwin Orrock. OF Spotsylvanis,
had bis hand badly mangled while OPP
Grating q corn shredder Wednesday. He
was brought here and bad the injured
member dressed by DR.. Scott and IT is
thought be will be able to saves portion
OF IL. He IL at the Mary Washington
Hospital.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
STEEL BRIDGE MAY SPAN
NORTH ANNA RIVER

The Board OF Supervisors Of Caroline
approved plans for steel bridge over
the North Anna River at tbs site Of
Foxes Bridge This bridge connects
the counties OF Hanover AID Care
line, aud Hanover must approve the
plans before the bridge can be bnllt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
PRESIDENT SEES VETERANS

A score OF the Pennsylvania veterans,
returning from Fredericksburg, we're re-
ceived by President r )osevelt In Wash
ington Thursday. He made lew re-
marks to the old soldiers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
BRICKS FOR SALE

The Public Property committee OF the
city OF fredericksburg has ], 800 Bait.
more paving brick almost as good
as new for sale. Also 10000 ordi-
nary building brick and $4,000 brick
bats. For prices apply to
W. z. Bradley, Chairman.
nj 4lf;t nj 3s6t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-11-14
Isaac Hirsh & Son.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of Jas. o. Lee, deceased, Will pre-
sent them properly authenticated to me
for payment. And all persons owing his
estate will please come forward and SET
lie. Mrs. Lucy A. Lee.
Administrator OF jas. 0. Lee. decd.
Nov. 5, 1908. inovi-w4w