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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
20BBER UNKNOWN
MAN KILLED AT LAURENS NOT
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
Mystery Partially Cleared by Mr..
R. A. Jones of Union Who Thinks
E[e Knows the Man.

E(e Knows the Man.
Laurens, Jan. 29.-While nothin!
positiTe has yet been learned regard
| ing the identity Of the yeggma1
| killed yesterday by Officer Walker
| g message from Union goes somE
distance towards clearing up The
mystery. This Information, which
came over the long distance tele
phone about / O'Clock, and was Civ
en- by Mr. L. M. Rice, is to the efec
that Mr.. r. A. Jones of Union thinks
he knows the man.
Mr.. Jones says that nine years
ago he knew man named L. J.
Parker, who fits the description OF
the dead yeggman. The man work.
ed as clerk in q large store in
Chattanooga and left his position to
hobo" It is probable that this
Identification is correct, as the name
on the newspaper found in the dead
mans pocket resemDled Il. ]. Par
ker," though the name was indis
tinct.
Inspector Gregory Of the United
States postohce department arrived
here this morning and has begun an
Investigation into the identity Of the
mysterious stranger. He says he be-
heves he has the man spotted" -"
but gives no further information.
Another photograph Of the man was
taken after the body was dressed
for burial and this will be sent to
the authorities in Atlanta for iden-
tfcation. The body will be kept
here a week if necessary to reveal
the mans identity.
Naturally there are many stories
ahoat about people who have seen
this stranger before. 1t is evident
that tbs two men have been in the
CITY and vicinity for some days.
There is one rumor that seems very
probable indeed; That two strang-
ers came here Monday afternoon and
masqueraded as postohce detectives;
they called at the postof6ce here, but
it seems that they did not secure
entrance, except to hold short
conference with one Of the rural
mail carriers, who is at this hour
on his route and can not be seen,
hence the purport Of the talk with
the strangers can not be ascerta1ned.
d However, it is learned from some
who have seen the carrier in ques-
ton that he himself could not make
out the purpose Of this visit to him.
and that the conversation was OF
such a nature as to make no impress
sion on him. The surmise Is, OF
course, that the men went into the
Office, not expecting to find the car
rier in, to give themselves an ample
opportunity to "get the lay Of the
land"
The other man, the accompllce
and companion of the dead man, is
described as tall, light-haired man.
quick and witty. A young man who
lives some six miles south Of the city
came in last night and stated tnaI
he saw such a stranger going down
the road towards Mountville at about
sundoEn. It is judged that the es-
caped yeggman is making his way
southwark, possibly toward Colum-
bia. The authorities all over the
State have been notified and 1t IS
likely that he will be captured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Soldier Found Murdered.

New York, Jan. 27.-With his
skull fractured and a bruise over the
r;ebt temnle. the body Of Thomas
Kirnan, private Of Company E.
Twenty-eighth Infantry, .. S. A.,
r.e found in the lower bay in q pool
of backvater. It is supposed ne
vas murdered and robbed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Voted It Down.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 26.-ln the
Senate this afternoon judiciary Com
mittee No. 2 killed by a vote OF .
to / the Senate bill providing Tor
the establishment of statutory pro-
i1ibition in Texas. This effectually
terminates that feature Of the pro-
hibition fight in the Texas Leglsla'
t11re
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
RAISE THE MAINE.
That Is the Recommendation Of the
Retiring Governor.

Washington, an. 27.-The presi-
dent today transmitted to congress 9
message urging the raising Of the
battleship Maine in the harbor o.
Havana. The message is as follows:
Governor Magoon, on the eve o.:
leaving Cuba, having spread the
hope that the wreck Of the battleshiT
Maine may be removed from the har
bor Of Havana, I trust that congress
will see the wisdom Of this sugSes,
ton and provide for the remova,
of the Maine. We should not al
low the wreck of the historic shi!
10 remain as possible danger te
the navigation in Havana harbor
for this Is wise from no standpoint
An appropriation should be mad
for this removal"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Attacked and Robbed.

Columbia, Jan. 27.-Andy NC
connell. while on his way to work
early Monday morning was nelo up
and robbed by two negroes. Inc
robbers got S33.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Criminal Assaluter Convicted.

Greenville, S. c., Jan. 16.-Ar-
thnr Johnson, colored, was CONVICT
ed in the court of general sessions
today of attempting criminal as
sault upon Miss Mcclure, a teacher
in the Greer graded school last taIl'
Johnson went in the music roohl
where the teacher was alone ana
nut his hand on her shoulder before
sSe knew he was near.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Richer THAN KLONDIkE
Probably Is the New Found Alaskan
Gold Field.


Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 2s.-Alaska
is excited over the discovery in the
Tenana valley Of an immense ledge
of gold bearing quartz. It has been
locsted for 20 miles. 1t cuts the
head quarters Of the most lmpor-
tant gold producing creeks in the
Tanana district, which produced
more than s1O,0oo.oGo last year
under difficulties. Bankers and 9th
er business men believe that the dis
coyery exceeds the richest OF the
K1ondike, Nome and other claims.
Nearly every man in the Tanana
district has taken to seeking quartz.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03
Tiliman and Burrows.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Senators
Ti7lr1an and Burrows were designat-
ed today by tie Senate as members
Of the Naval Academy Board Of Wis
itoTs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12

ate. who are outnumbered by the Re.
puolicans 10y only six members. have
already served notice on their oppon
ents that they expect TO receive more
consideration than is usually accorded
10 a legislative minority
Tomorrow the two houses in Joint
session Will elect Theodore f. Burton
OF Cleveland. TO the senate seat which
will Do vacated by Joseph b. Foraker
on March Mr. Burton will serve
out his congressional term. ending
March T. As he was reelected last
fall. a special election will be called
in Cleveland soon after March to de.
termine his successor IN the house OF
representatives
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
CONTEST BY ROANOKE VETS

petition signed 10y 20 citizens OF
koAnC ke WAS presented TO corporation
court Thursday. asking that the recent
iocaLoption election there be declared
void
The petitioners claim that the city
sergeant Jailed To post notice of election
In Melrose and jefferson wards; that the
original and supplemental petition, ask
ing the court To grant an election, was
not signed by one-fourth Of the qualified
votere; that the petition contained 500
names, OF which 544 had to be qualified
voters, but that a. a matter OF fact.
only OBJ were qualified; that the city
treasurer failed to properly publish d We
months prior to the regular election In
November list OF qualified voters, and
that the clerk failed TO deliver such a
list To the sergeant; that the treasurer
also failed to make hst OF persons who
had paid poll tax for three years as re-
quired to do by law, and that thereby
many lost their votes; and finally that
the act under which said election was
held Is not constitutional.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
CRAVE OPENED;
MURDER REVEALED
Undertaken Discovered Wounds
on Mans Body.

Woodbury.. \. j. Jan. 11.-Joseph
Donnelly. the proprietor of a boarding
house ar Paulsboro. and James Drain.
one OF his boardcrs. were arrested and
locked up in the Jail here as the re-
suit of revelations following the open
ing of the grave OF Edward Cole. an
other boarder. Cole was found dead in
Donnelly's house last Wednesday. and
the coroner reported that he was the
victim ot paralysis. The undertaken
who prepared the body for burial
however reported 10 County Pros-cu
tor Alexander Rogers that Coles body
showed evidence of foul play.
large sum OF money had just be. IA
paid To Cole by the authorities OF
Paulsboro for some land. according TO
Coles friends and relatives. but no
money was found on the body. Two
other violent deaths. ii is said. oc-
CURED In the same house within the
past three years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
NOTES FROM SCKiBslER

Stafford Z. H., Va, Jan. 9th. 1909
The fourth quarterly conference OF the
~ T. church. south. was held here To-
gay. Rev. +. V. ksgester. Z. T.. pre-
sided, but ON ~ count OF the weather th,.
attendance WAS small
JOhu and Mitchell Watsos WIN bsv.
been confined IA Jail for the pat two
months. were released Thursday by jail
or Dent and went on their way rejoicing
ihey had gained largely ia adverdupois.
which speaks well Tor the bin of fare FUR
nisbed by Mr. Dent.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. J. Moore. who AVE
been visiting the family Of Mr.. + :.
Moore. left FOR their home In West Vir
ginia this week.
Miss Molly Truslow. who has oeen Wis.
ltlng her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W
lr"slow. has returnd u her home Ia
Washington
Mr.. John NJ. Stevens. OF Brooke. paid
ths Court House two visits this week.
There were % marriage licenses issued
In Stafford during 1908.
The desire OF the average young man
To dress at the top of his bent seems TO
recall verse oi | ncle Gabe Tue er's So
liloquy.
You may notch It on De palms rs a very
'oAN iiou
10 make your Judgment 10y de- close dat
kivers up mRn.
For scercely needs tn tell va. dat Won
often comes across
iorty dOllar saddle on "A twenty dollar
hOss
Aud another line might tit sIme peo-
PIE. particularly some OF our ma church
members.
10 arr foremost i'm de meetin house. d
raisin all de chunes.
but lay aside deere ligOn wild derr Sunday
pantslOOns
The Board % Supervisors met last
Monday. Nothing was transacted OF
moments only current business The
board anl urned to third Monday In
March. 1909
MI Van sn-llings reopened his school
iast Monday. after ths Nmas HOLIDAYS.
with good attendance.
Superintendent % Schools Ja.. Ashbv
paid the Court House visit this week.
Mr. Geo ". Truslow paid the Clerks
"il'e visit Saturday on legal business.
Scribb's-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
VIRGINIA NEWS

At Aide. Loudoun county. GA Jan a.
Bishop Gibson VIII ordain 10 the prie-,
hood his son. Hsv. Alexander stuart
Gibson.
W. n. W. Moran, fOrmsr owner Of The
Manassas Journal, will establish a y,..k
y paper at Warrenton. 10 b. called tie
Warrentpn Review.
Mrs. Swanson. vile Of the governor II
virginia, Was the honor guest OF Mrs.
a: W. Dunn at u luncheon party In
Washington Saturday.
Rockbridge Alum Springs aud Jordon
Alum Springs, ROckbridge county. sum-
Iner resorts, have been sold TO IA Lsxing-
ton syndicate for $4,000.
Winchester voters. az a special election
Thursday, approved the issue OF $50. %
bonds Tor sewerage system by 3 ma
lority OF 2OJ out Of 800 votes.
At the cornerstone LAYING aud ded'
eatory services of the Princess Anne
county high school. az Oceana. Friday.
nov. swanson was the orator of the day
Invitations have b,en issued To the
marriage OF Miss Alma burton. OF Ur.
banna. To Rev. Francis H. Scott. 81 Hin
ton, w a. 20 take place Jan i4th. at
the urbanna Methodist church
Judge W. J. Henson. Of Pearisburg. OF
the twenty second circuit, has resigned
Ills position, which he has held for five
years, To locate In Roanoke t. practice
law.
John Treakle. near W.ems. was b.for.
justice Eilskov Tor running u floating
speskeasy. A fine Of $50 aud 70 da,s in
all was placed on the offender. for which
he gave bond.
VIM. II. ROBERTSON. of Petersbprv has
been promoted TO be- consul general at
TanSier, Morocco. Mr.. Robertson has
been In the consular service some time.
and Is "A Democrat.
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs which
was recently purchased 10y the state for
a sanitarium for cOnsumptives, has
opened its doors for the reception OF
tuberculosis patients.
DIR. Way land f. Dunaway. OF Ian
caster, Is In Richmond for serious
operation. J. X Leonard has raw
tomatoes on his table every few DAYS
Ills vines. which he put uno"r cover.
continue To ripen the fruit Virginia
Citizen.
AZ next term OF Lancaster Court an oil
portrait oi Capt. Jas. h Ball, 9sh Va.
cavalry, viii be presented, aad hung in
The courtroom The portrait j. "A token
oil love ami affection from Mrs. Fannie
Ball, his widow. Warner Ball viii pre-
trait.
COMMISSIONS ~ Insurance Button ne
iused 70 allow the American Mutual BEN
eht Association To do business Ia this
state. The company or as socist ion was
chartered here IN June for a fraternal
business, AID IL has been demonstrated
that IL has done everything except fire
Insurance among whites and bl, ck men.
women and children The promoters
are Philadelphia men.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
PlTTS-Fl1ZHUGH

A home wedding was solemn ed Wed
pesday. Jan. 9th. AZ o'clock 1T Rlount
Springs. Ala. at the home OF Mrs George
bowman Fttzhugh. "Glenwood. " when
her daughter. Miss Grace Lee Fitzhugh.
and Mr.. Arthur Morrison Putt. % selma
Ala, plighted their trOth. Rev. Thomas
}. Beard, OF Birmingham. performing
the Episcopal ceremony. Mrs Louis A
Hobart, Il si-ter of The bride. and Mrs
Hugh Mcllwane, OF Selma, were matrons
oil honor. The bride was accompanied
by her FL lest sister. Mrs VIM Byrd. Jr..
OF Birmingham. Mr. Pitts best man
was Mr.. Frank OrmOad. Of Selma. The
young couple left for a wedding tip
South.
On their return they will reside In
Selma and be with the groom's parents.
Judge aud Mrs Pitts.
The prospective bride gave a beautiful
dinner Tor the bridal party Tuesday even
ing at "5lenwood The home OF the
fitzhuehs Is an ideal country place aud
charming Tor a quiet home wedding.
The bride Is a niece OF Capt. II. b. Fitz-
hugh, Mr.. Sam. Fitzhugh and Mrs l.. e..
Mitchell. of this city, and Mr.. J ID. Fitz-
hugh. oil Spotsylvania.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
BUSTER BROWN COMING

Ask any youngster when Buster
Brown will be here, and he or she will
probably t-ll you that the date is Tues-
day. Jan. 18th, aud that he will appear
at the Opera House that night. New
costumes. scenery, songs and funny sit
uations. The performance is an iater-
esting one TO grown folks, and affords
nnbounded delight for the little ones IL
Is a treat TO see their bright faces at a
Buster Brown" performance. A lot OF
happiness for little outlay.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
DEATH Ar BOWLING GREEN

Mr.. Archie l.. Samuel. for many years
a merchant at Bowling Green. died at
his home there Sunday, aged as years.
he was Confederate soldier, having
entered the war as "A member OF the
Governors Guard and served later with
the Powhatan Troops. ith Va. eau till
the war ended.
lie Is survived by his widow, three
daughters, Miss Julia Samuel, OF Bow ling
Green; Mrs, Mamie Ryan of Arizona; Mrs.
n NJ. Blair, OF Amelia Co; one son, RObt.
samuel, Arizonas one sister. Mrs. n.
Camp, OF Caroline.
The funeral was held Monday conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Ehler, OF Ashland. InterS
ment in Lakewood Cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
Silks.

a., \ great opportunity To- buy bargains
W" nave good hig stock of Slk- NJ,
want the Cash for them
one lot - inch Culored Taff.ta Sill
aii pure silk, the 15c grad. ahont JO
I9c PRIV
One pieca II inch handsome Chiffon
Taheta' price 81. Sale price G7,c
One piece % inch Chiffon Black Taes,s
price 81. Sale price 69c.
One piece 30 inch Back Taffeta on-
great VI % special Sale price 9sc.
Two pisces Sc inch Black raffeta. these
We're onr extra good value at 81 10
Sale price Sl12H
one piece Black M,ssalins Silk. satin
hhish' special price was $l45. sale
price sl12sc
One piece beautiful Black Mes-alina
SIX. = ,tin finish. extra chran A. Al 20
Sale price 81 %. -
The above mentioned Bln,k suks m.
bargains That cannot be Duplicated any
time; but We need the mone,. Won get
the bargains. -" He'
No Bleach Cotton or Camhrics Offered
at tins sale These we " in give Won nj !,
bargain IN our White Sale little later
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
NEGRO ATTACKS GIRL

Severely Beaten In the Most Fashion.
able District Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond Va. Jan. H. In IN.
heart of tho most tashiunabl, district
oi this tf Miss Marie Louise Stumpf.
nineteen years Of age. daughter Of +
y Stumpf. prominent business man.
was severely beaten by Charles Gil.
iespie. negro. twenty-five years old
who. IL is alleged. attempted TO crimi
nally assault the young woman. The
negro Is under arrest and will be given
a hearing as soon as Miss Stumpf Is
able TO appear before special grand
Jury
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
MARRIAGES

II. Ellis and Miss Hattie /. Watts
oil Orange. county were married at Rich.
mond Hotel. Richmond. Dee 3lsf. by
Rev. A e. Bergman.
Peyton Parker aud Miss Julia Dunn.
both at Essex county. were married AT
the home of the bride Jan. 2nd Rev G
\. Bradley, officiating.
Chas ID. McRoy. 81 T-banna and Ms
Lucy Aver. OF California. were married
at Hotel Basby .Tappah snnock Ian lst
by R-v. Geo. ! BRADLEY.
Miss Esther Walker. daughter az Mr.
and Mrs. +. ) Walker, and Frederick
l.nttrelI, OF Downings, were married a.
the home OF Rev. Ro. Williamson
Dec. 29'h
Frances r. Vey, OF Baltimore. and Miss
Lena NJ. Taylor, of Essex county. were
married at Hotel Bsgby. Tappahannock.
Dec; 24th, by Rev. Geo. Y. Bradley. A.
r. bagby was best man.
Henry Legg, son of John Leg4, form.
eriy OF fauguier county, and Miss Han
nan Embrey, daughter Of VIM Embrey.
OF Loudoun. were married Thursday
They will reside near Waterford
Miss Gertrude h. Daniel, daughter of
Silas Daniel, Of hiddlesex county. Was
married to NJ. +. Revere, son of Nick Re-
we're, oil King Queen county, Dec. 26th.
by Rev. X. l.. Busby. The attendants
We're Miss Myrtle Daniel end Hammie
Mliby Harvey Daniel, and Mas Ada BE.
we're.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
AGED PkUPsR WANTS TO SUICIDE

jackson Minor. acolored inmate 81 the
Aims House. was missing Sunday evening
and search was rnad-, hut he could not
lie und. Monda, IL was reported that
some One WAS wandering about near the
river. Officers Hall AMI : one went to
Investigate and found Minor wsding IN
she river above the free bridge He was
taken To the Mayors office aud DIR. X. J.
Payne was sent for He was later sent
20 the Aims House. Minor has been an
inmate Of the Aims House for or :
years, and has tried several times to
drown himself. He Il about 30 years old
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
MORE MONUMENTS
FOR Sp0TSYIvANlA

The handsome monument to be erected
at Salem church to the 18th regiment.
New Jersey Volunteers, has arrived here
and 10 being moved to the site where it
VIII be placed 10 position. MIR. Geo. W.
Nash has the contract for hauling. The
unwilling will take place in the spring.
Another splendid monument will be
placed on the Bloody Angle" battlefield,
near Spotsylyania Z. H., to- this regi-
ment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
CONE TO FLORIDA

Mr.. Ira p Turnkey. OF Spotsylvania
county, passed through the 81 " Monday
enroute to Tampa. Fla, where he will
spend the winter months with his son.
MIR. |. b. Turnkey. He requests us to
say that ali parties wishing to pay to xes
10 Lewiston district will find the books
with Mr.. J. P. Turnkey until April.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
INC. o. Carrier WON RACE

The barrel race at the rink last NIGHT
was Witnessed by good crowd. There
were contestants: Messrs Jno o. Car
ter. II. ;. Le!tch. Jimmie Smith and T..
+. Brooks, and the race was won by
JnO. O. Carter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
FASHIONABLE WEDDING
IN c0L0RED SOCIETY

Mary Scott aud Tyler Scott. eolored.
Were married at the home OF Henry Con.
way, near Ssalston, by Rev. John
drymes. ca Thursday evening. There
were fifty guests who epi wed the
wedding supper. Many white people at
tended as the bride IL highly Respected
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12

Always have Kennsdy's Laxative
Coueb Syrup handy, especially for the
children. Ii tastes nearly a. good as
maple sugar. IL cures the cold by gen.
ly moving the bowels through it's laxa-
tive principle, and at the same time Il IA
soothing for throat irritation, thereby
stopping the cough. There IL nothing
a. good. Sold by Goolrick's Modern
Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
DR.. M'BRYDE TO TAKE VACATION

Dr. X J. McBryde has been advised by
his ply stefan to take IA months rest on
account Of the condition of his throat.
Sunday, Mr. Oscar Randolph. OF Theo-
logical Seminary. preached both morn
tug and night.
Services will be- held each Sunday dur.
Jog Or. McBryde's vacation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
DIVORCE SUI!

DISPOSITIONS were taken Friday 10 the
divorce suit OF Mrs. Natsline Blizzard
against her husband. Chas A blizzard.
The allegation is desertion. The case
VIII come up In the Corporation Court.
attorney Chas. D. Foster represents
Mrs Blizzard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN
c0I0RsO MAN

Alsh \. Scott. IA well known aud ~.
-pecteh colored man. died Friday morn
Ing OF asthma. from which he had suffer
ed Tor several years. He ca Quoted "A
general rtOrs. as industrious and had
accumulated property. His viii and one
daughter rurviVe him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
City FER Option, Not prOhibit,or.

chattanooga. Tenn. Jan. 1.-THE
city council in special joint session
adopted a strong protest against the
legislature OF the state INTERFERING
with this city's right 20 local self.gov-
eminent in the passage of a state
wide prohibition law. There was not a
dissenting vote
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
er0ke Throuoh Iee: Two Drowned |

SSNe '"'OHSn lcc' NO Drowned.
Boston. Mass. Jan. IA tragedy
was enacted in the waters Of Ponko
poagpone in Canton. when William l..
Meehan lost his life while fish!ne
through the ice. and Mounted Ortcer
william Mateer of the Metropolitan
park police. was also drowned while
attempting to rescue the fisherman
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
VALUABLE LOTS.

Part OF the boswell property. After
January 10Th | will offer three lots front
Ing on Charles street adjoining, and con-
tanning 1 It. each and running back half
block. These are the most desirable and
best located lots In the city. Apply to
Jno. W. Allison. Jr., Agent
d29lw4w seod-lm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
SCHOOLS FOR MILITIA

Military eirclee In Virginia are work
Ing TO have school OF technology estab-
iished either Ia Richmond or else here IN
the state, to which all members OF the
militia, prfvates as well as officers. will
he eligible. The military board, IL is be /.
lieved, has been requested to consider
the feasibility OF such an institution.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
MASONIC VISITATION

AT the regular communication 81 Fred
erieksburg Lodge No. 1 AT. d 4. NJ.
held 81 the Masonic Lodge Friday even
Ing. the District Deputy Grand Master
OF this district paid All official VISIT to
the loSgs.