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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
HANDKERCHIEFS.

HANDKNRCHIEFS.
 Ladies' Hemstitched Lawn Handker- chiefs, DC value at -c Ladies' Lace and Embroidery trimmed Swiss Handkerchefs. 7c values at .1c Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs, plain pure linen with Hand Embroidered Initial Crcssbar Swiss at SC Chidren's Plain and Initial Handler chiefs 3 in a box, value 19c at Sc a box Swiss Embroidered Hemstitched and scal1obed Ladies' Handkerchiefs, values to 12 1-2c at ..., -c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10

Chantilly, borders. not too deep, or fine network, are the fad of tn, moment in wells.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

POzNAN W}a6ciolela sk}adu to
war6w kcsrykarskich, mistrsa
Karola Krausego, s1naleziopo oneg
daj We Warcie pom'edzy Sselqgiem
a Wilc.ym m}ynem martwego. Kr,
opuseit dom " njedziele. Oe6lnle
prsypuszozaja, Re Kr. popelnif "a
mob6jstwo, poniewaz dotkn9}a 60
mocno wiadomof6 otnag}em rozcho-
rawanlu sic jednego syna; innej
strony5zn6w donossa, Re preclude
wanie domu pr.y Stsrym R>nku
sprawilo mu duzo k}opotu. Rodzi..
na za6 zaprseoza tym pogloskom u
donosi, 4e stad mu sic musia}o.
nieszcze6oie prxy badsniu w,erzby
kos.ykarsk,ej mad Wartq. ].
Donossa J, Lecho-
WI" : zupeln,'e' :wiarogcdnej stroDy
e jeden ! ostatnioh 1 majatkdw pol
sk,ch " pow :wagrovieokim, CO.
rzewo pod Jandweem, obsza.,u
1850 m6rg, przeszedt ma w}asnoat
kolonisaoyjnej. G6rzewo
naby1 pred tr1enaa laty 3. radsctsal
kukomski cd pana Jeiewskiego,
olacac "a norge po so6 marek j od~'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
ZE SLASK I

sZOPIENlCE. Wzruszaj4ce zaj-
sole zdarzyio sic "a dworcu tutej-
Sym. W pociagu, = kt6ry krdtko
pc po1adniu odchodzi do Mys}owlc,
znajdowa}a sic pewna m}oda xoble
ia re swa m}odszq siostrq i trojga
d.ietmi. Gdy pooiag " ssop'eni@
each etanal, kobieta. : dziecmi i $40.
>tra ME opuscifa 'wskutek n,euwsgi
poclagu. Dopiero gdy pociag juzl
znowu jechat, nagle tkoolbieta <spo
strzeg}a =pomg}ke. Otworzyla tedy
drz~i wsgonu iswyskoos1}a, przy-
ozem praewrdci}a sic kilka rasy.
Dzleoi siostra take powyskakl-
wa}y. o ma}osco by}yby dostaly
sig pod koia poc'agui t, Ike prawie
cudem ME zosta}y przejecbane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
Test najlepszle!m " sWle.
Gle.

Mkt niezrobi} nigdy, masci,,
balsamu AMI oleju r6wnajacego sic
Backlena ma6ci arnikowei To jest.
edyne prawdslwe leksrstwo ma
d s,ktaaleczenia, nagniotki. ~sparzenia,
zilamania, rany, wyrzuty, guzy,
lwrIody. wysypki, sclny reumas,#
tyzm. Nssohore oczY, xaxieblones
rsnY, popekane Tece Tub wywichs
jest najlepsza. Niezawodna
ma amcroidY. TyIko 25c v apiece
NJ. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
G - +~.- --k-n -+:- s. n.
z POP MOSKALA.

WARsZAWA. Wsrs..wsk1l
obe ''p lsjs T natdiesi.t % kom q
Sara oyrtq qt n.pom =
v :kt6s y p p Y t,l ma 1atvier-
dso !, .. q g !: CAN y uohva'e tomitstn
minis,f'dvs oiesyku, wsstowar.ysze-
n = oh:: IS ! n.dnien'a, e
1arzad wydai sprawozdanieso = gel
dl III l : s.xbrex xysej przYto-1s
osonenu pf5vu, tylko " yje.yku
sss aS#
o~berpol,emajster pr,sesyl. pre-.
. komisar.ovl oyrk'uatu egzem
p[lars tego sprswozdania ] poleca
'a1eda6 niezx1ooznie cd xar1adu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

WYlssTRUC. " karozmie miiee l,,
: ow,o6ci Norkitten izamordowan,,o1
sezonoo Plsl robot inks. : KE6lest.' 'la'
snalezi,o9 'r'ss 90 s I ,pI1rl,z'eesrznistem Rs liz
lem, spravoy ME molina by}o wys.
ledz,c. sprowadzono vice PISA poll
ccyjnego, ktdry peleciaai dc o9dalo-
nej o pol godzlnY mie;scowodci Par
radeningken j tam xawaIczs{, pirz. i
dwoma robotolka al, wskazujac ich
tenn samem jake sprawcdw. male
ziono ma lch odziety Shady skrvi, i
r%obotnicy do zbrodni nieba Rem sic
p~rzYsnali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

BYDGOSZCZ. w. nledxie]e 20
poludn;u xosts{ kamieh weglelny
pod ko6ci6}, kt6rY poczeto budowa6
tn ma rynku Elablety ola katcli-
.k6w niemieokich. przez ks. dzleka
Belsk'ego : Makowarska pos 'v,eco
ny. Jak donie6li6mY, ,enze ks.
dsiekan dop> }nl} takiego aktu pred
kilku tygodriami ma ko6ciele, ktd,
~ buduja ola polsk,oh katolikdw
re sk}adek dohrowolnvch; wspom-
MANY powy4ej ko6oldf ola niemleo~
kich katolik6w buduje s,e kosstem
rzadu.
5 - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
da} lie sWeuu synoWi kt6ry taksdub-


dl.l je sweop ,ssyy1nnowi ktor5 tax .
r l:s e'.=ggosp'odarzlla., e pred p6ro- !
hem wzi2i. j. ' adminiis'1t'r:aoyyss
2 wiaez * !. Z as, i. Kiee'dlyy 2. Il re-
winql sic kupieo v osobie niejjakle-
go Piotrowskiego, ostr1egai go
4wiasek sZlemlan kilkakrotnie pred
tym panem jake podsuniatym f'gu-
rantem Kom. kol., lecs o~stszeienie
MIC ME pomoglo, i G6rzewo zost.}o
zaprzepaszcsoDe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
z PO|ZNANSKI.ElGO.

KOSClAN. W piatek 0 5 pc pol
odby}a sig uroczysta eksportocya
zw}ok SIP. pos}a ORA. Skarsynskjego
do ko6ciola parafialnego W Wo
niescie. Kondukt za}obny prowa-
dzl} proboszoz miejscowy ks.
Bartsoh " asystencyi l6 ksiezy.
Mad trumoa przemawla} ks. prob,
Bartsch, s}awiac zalety xmsrlego,
jego goraca m;fosc do oiczyzny j ro~
dsiny. Ko}o 6piewackie ze Smlgla
zegna}o xmarfego rzewna kantata,
poozem lud z d6br sk}awskioh Z
pochodniami / swlecami .odprowa~
dsi{ zw{okl re Sp}awla do Wenie6-
cla. w sobote odhy{ sic pogrzeb.
Move za}obna wyg}osi} ks. pra}at
dr.. Jazdze rski. Wieosny spok6j
duszY zacnego Rodaka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

/! Straszne niesz-
osescie~ zdarsy}o SIC tn, gdy asrlet~
MIA niezamezna robotn'oa Pajak /.
oswietlona Tampa szta przez swe
miea,kanie, nagle chwyoily j. kurs
GA tax, iz.upadla 2 Tampa ma zie.
mic. Tampa .wybuohta, a piomien
4ogarnaf nitszczedliwa i. strasznie ia
popali}. Dopiero p6zoie] mieszkah-
zawiadomih p licye, ktdra;otwo.
drzwi. Lnalezionc n,eszcze.
Silva : okropnemi ranami ma ziemi
lekaaoa. Klr65 .! p'otem', gdy OPT
wiedzls}a, jsk sic stale nieazoze
scle, zmar}a.
d 49, -s ~- .,t. .l .-: -r-Lr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
49, DhUG WDZIEozNoSoI .
sZANoWNEMU DOKToROWI J. E. THoMPsoNoWI.
DOwiedZia.

Dowied
lem sic, 70
.moj l;"llega
]. E%oWakowSki,
zost;tf Myle-
cznny l'rzcz
Dr.. J. i.
Thompsona,
z tax powaz-
mel choroby,
przcto j ia
uda}em sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

/ ZABRZE. = Ma bard.o gruby
zsrtcpozwoll} sobie pewien rze-
mie6lnik 2 ulioy Noego. Donio6} on
telegraficznie swoim " innyoh mia.
stach mleszkajacym dzleciom l kre~
wnJm Q rzekomej swej 6miercl.
Dw6ch syn6w obecnle s}u3y prey
wojsku. jeden lawet ". Berlinle.
Wssyscy naturalnie ~prsyjeohsli ma
''pogrzeb,,. ojoa'ii prrzywiezli se SO.
BE- piekne whence ma trumne. Lecs
jak sic zdzlwili niezmiernie, gdy ME
znalezli "zmar}ego,, OLGA W domu
l dow;ed.ieli aie, 4e ojoiec 3yje /,
" til chwili xnajduje sic PREY
ssklance piwa " pobliskiej karoz.
ME. Podasyli do tamtad a ojciec
wids4o lch, powiedz:al i'm; mole
dsiec', ja sic z matka pogniewa}em
=. - - -f ----- So. -a ,r'a -
j chcia}em tyl4o w,edzied, cry wy
prsynajmnioj j~eszcze ;estedoie wier~
ME przywiazani do mnie. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
sic reny ola %swiedezenia wx;yyss1taawRyyl i
Tub ola w.ieoia udEt'ialu !. \, e in i'm. 81
TYNE, to katolikom swledzajaeeyylmm
G'etrzwa}d n~aleaalaby sic pew a
zni4ka.

xnizks.
7IkKAkY. Ma szosle do Sto
uplian W pobli&u m'asta znslezlono
s~,rasznie pokaleczone zw}oki kate
rgniarza Steura. Ma g}owie j rekacb
znaleziono rany glebokie pochodzqe-:
ce cd ncza. Prey pomocy PISA poli-.
cyjnego OLuxa)) wysledzono jnz
zbrodniarza. Jest cxeladn;k mular-
ski Leng weniger ztad ktorego a.
resztowano. Katarynarza zamordo>
wal on pcdobno re zemsty.
PRUsKl FRYDLAD "a spree
n@,ewlerzenie urzedowych pieniedzy
osadzono W w,ezienlu sledczem
w6znego. policyjnego Jeschkego.
Wysokosc sprzen,ewierzonej sunny
dotychozas nieznana.
WEGOBORK. Robotnik Ca
jewsk,, zatrudniony PREY tutejszej
fabryce plec6w, spadt p'zY zwoze
.niu owsa 3 na}adowanego wozu tax
nieszcze6I,w,e 10 ko&a przesz}y mu
przez glove j nogi. Clezko rannego
odstawiouo do tute]szego domu.
Elk. We wsi Orzechowo uderzy}
piorun " dom m,eszkalny wyrob-
n,ka Pedaka i spali} ca}y dach. Po~
razl} take 4-letnje dzleoko, kt6re
obecnie lezy ciezko chcre.
Lee. Przy jesdzienlu }ddka ns
tuteiszym jezlorze .wpad@a do .ody
i utonela c6rka w%lasoiciela Daniel
ozyka z Sedan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
z GALICYI

n OAAxOx1
BRZEZANY.- Rzadowe semi
naryum zehskie. -Wiadomos6, u
mieszczona " dziennikach o za{oze-
nliu rzadowego seminaryum naucz.
4e1sklego, prsyje}a tutejsza ludno6e.
Z wielkiem zodowoleniem. Istnia}o
wprawdzie do teraz, podobnie jail.
" innyoh mlastach, seminaryum
tehskje, lecz 6mia}o mona powie~.
dzieG, re byla to tylko imitacya
(bardzo s}aba) szko}y 6redniej, dla-
tego DO by}o ~prywatne. Nowo ut
worzone seminaryum bedzie pomie-
szczone iak JUL dzienniki donio~
s}y = " gmachu starego Sadu, .
p%ublieznie bedzie otwarte " paz,
d%xlerniku. b:
We LWOWIE zachorowa} j u
mari pewien mularz w6r6d objas
WOW cholerycznych. Zachodzl o.
bawa, 4e stras sna zarase przewle-
czono Z Rosyi do Galicyi. Zarza-
dzono wszelkie srodki ostroznosci.
i'm. Andrzeja Po-
ttocklego. ,,Gazeta Lwowska"
log}asza akt fundacyi stypendyalnej
in s. p. Andrzeja hr. Po.ockiego
ola niezamoznych ur1ednikow ma
mlestnictwa i wydzialu krAjowego.
.Fundacye utworzyla :wdowa hr.
Andrzejowa Potocka. Wychcdzac =
sa}ozenia, ze otrzYmuje rocznie
1000 koron, jake pensye wdowia
j na zaopatrzenle dziec,, przeto
z}ozy}a: hr. Potocka sumo 1880
lkoron ma fundusz stypendyaluy,
,obowiazujac roozpie placic do tego
kwote odpowiadajaca wy-
soko6ci o%biecanego zaopatrzenia.
"a zsd fundacya pow,erzopy> EOS Al
nnamiestnlkowi Galleyi. stypendya
maja wynoslc pc 5ookoron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

-. By{em
z}ozony oil
kilku lat
zarazliwa
chorobeiod
niej -pocllo
dzacemi
cierpienia-
mi boleln
stawow, :.
g4owyog;o]-.
mem Os}a-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
wARRENToN CHURCH BURNS
Two Other Buildings Destroyed. With
Total Loss of $50, 900.

Fire Saturday night destroyed st.
James Episcopal church, one of the
oldest edifices in Warrenton, and badly
damaged two other buildings, causing
loss estimated at $500 The blaze
ragged two hours on Culpeper street be-
fore it was got under control. and in
the end was fought with dynamite,
water proving useless to check IL.
The blaze broke out after 10 O'Clock
the stable and carriage repository of
r. w. Hilbert, where a number of val
liable vehicles we're kept. Before the
firemen could be called the blaze had
reached Culpeper street. A slight
wind which was blowing steadily carried
the flames to the parish house Of ST.
James Episcopal church, which adIolns
it.
In short time the conhagration got
beyond all control. The parish house
was burned and the church caught fire
inside through window, which had
been shattered by the heat. The
church was Quilted, only the four walls
remaining standing.
BY this time it was found necessary
to dynamite the dwelling owned by DR..
VIM. Page, of New York, to save the
other buildings. Five sticks were
placed beneath the building, which al
ready was charred, and it was com
pletely destroyed. The church was in
sured for $500. The net loss is esti-
mated at close to $50, 900 on the build
ing alone. Nearly all of the carriages
in Hilbert's place were destroyed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
SYDN0R ACQUITTED IN RICH
M0ND COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

The case of Commonwealth vs.. G..
Milton Sydnor was concluded in circuit
court of Richmond county last week
after consuming several days. The
jurors were: w. +. Brown, B. II. Bran
son, j. VI. HUT, w. C. Muse, F. NJ.
Nash, w. Matt Hall, Jos. 0mohundro,
John NJ. Branson. B. f. Gouldman,
Eugene Battaile, Thos. A. Parker, C..
II. Sanford.
Messrs. Cralle, Mumford and Chnn
testified for the prosecution and Mr..
Sydnor and Mr.. Morgan for the de-
Tense.
The prosecution. through Mr.. c. $.
Towles. acting commemorative attor-
ney. stated that they had offered all
the evidence that they had, and accord
ing to instructions Of the court they
had failed to make out a case and
therefore asked leave to enter a nolle
prosequi, which was granted, and Mr..
Sydnor was discharged
The case was that Of the Mumford
Banking Co., Of Tappahannock, against
Mr.. Sydnor, charging that he removed
certain goods from the Nomini Grove
factory, upon which he had given lien,
without consent Of the benehcaries.
Messrs. Towles, Hathaway and Down
ing represented the prosecution anc
Messrs. Lewis and Wexford appeared
for Mr. Sydnor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
REGULATIONS FOR WOE TIRES

At a special meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors OF Spotsyl
vania county. held at the Court
house thereof on Wednesday. Oct
26th, 1910. Resolution
Whereas the Circuit Court Of
Spotsylvania county has ordered
an election to be held on the Stt
day Of November next Regular
Election Day" for the purpose OF
the voters OF Spotsylyania county tC
vote on the question whether the
Board Of Supervisors shall fix thu
width OF tires on vehicles drivint
over the public roads Of said coun-
ty.
Now in order TO furnish the vo-
ters with fun information on tho
subject. we. the Board OF Supervis-
ors. do hereby declare that In case
the election be carried directing
the board TO fix the width OF
tires that said board will fix upon
the following regulations:
Horse Wagon. 6 inch tires
Horse Wagon, inch tire.
Horse Wagon. , inch tire
That we will put said regulations
In effect eighteen months from
Nov. Sth. 1910.
That said regulations will only
apply to regular lumber and tic
haulers over the permanent roads
In CORTLAND and Chancellor dis
tricts In said county.
\ copy-Teste.
7 A. Harris. Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
FIRE ON
MAIN STREET
M. E. |. PeIry's Family Awakened
by flames.
PORTION OF BUILDING WAS SAVED

The home of Mr.. Ernest l.. Perry on
Main street between Wolfe and Prussia
was badly damaged by fire early Satur-
day morning. About $3.50 O'Clock Mrs.
Perry was awakened by the falling OF a
picture in her bedroom. She saw at
once that the house was on fire and II
had gained such Roadway that the wall
on which the picture was hung had
burned through causing it to fall. The
family hurried out and the alarm was
given.
The fire department responded prompt
ly and the lower portion of the house
was saved, the roof and second story
being destroyed. The origin of the fire
is not known. The fire started near the
top of the building under the roof. Mr.
Perry stated that there had been no ilre
in the house since 9 O'Clock Friday
night and that was in a stove on the
lower floor.
The building belonged to Mr.. Thomas
King, of Culpeper county, and was IN
sured. Mr.. Perry had no insurance on
his furniture.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
A WELCOME SERVICE
Extended to Rev. DR.. J. $. Dill at
Baptist Chureh-Large Crowd Out
to Greet Former Pastor.

The Baptist Church Friday night was
well filled with the leading members OF
that church and many citizens who DO
not belong to that church who had as
sembled TO extend a greeting to KEY.
DR.. J. S. Dill, the former pastor OF the
church. but now pastor of the FIRST
Baptist Church in Bowling Green. NY.
A delightful program was rendered,
consisting of musical features charm
ingly rendered and many impromptu
out heartfelt talks by different mem
bers of the church
MIR. NJ. G.. Willis presided. and seated
on the platform with him were Dr
Dill and the present pastor OF the
church, Rev. K. Aubrey Williams.
After a pretty instrumental solo
PLAYED by Miss Ida Burruss and vocal
solo sung by our popular basso, Mr.. 4.
F. Bullock, MIR. Willis presented Kew.
r. A. Williams, who in a captivating
sveech. winch was evidently the eX-
preston of his heart, welcomed DR.. Dll
to the church and city and called at
tention TO the Doctor 's.work IN connec-
ton with the Anti-Saloon League and
the impetus that he had given to the
missionary enthusiasm of the Baptist
Church.
Miss Louise Ninde sang a very sweet
solo. accompanied by her sister, Miss
EVELYN Ninde, after which warm
hearted expressions of cordially ard
welcome were given by MIR. b. ?. VIII
lis. Col. Z. d. Cole, Mr. 5. +. East
burn. Mr.. Geo. d. Rowe. Mr.. NJ. G.
Willis, Jr., and DR.. J. Garrett King.
Mrs. A. ?. Rowe then sang a beauti-
full solo, DR.. Dill following her in an
address replete with wit, tenderness,
and real power. He made one or TWO
center shots at Sam Eastburn, which
no one enjoyed more than Sam.
He smoke very tenderly Of those who
had passed away, II. F. Crismond, r.
T Baker. ID. c. Cole, DR.. J. +. Temp
kins. Capt. s. j. Quinn and others, and
called for the church to % forward IN
her great work in this city. lie referred
to a gentleman in Kentucky, who had
said that "Dill was good preacher and
fine fellow if he would just let whis-
KEY alone" which was very much ap-
preciated by those present. His descrip-
ton of the engine climbing an upgrade
was done with fine effect.
Altogether the evening was very
happy one and when the pastor, Mr..
Williams, called the people to come up
and give the glad hand to the Doctor
there was an immediate rush for the
platform. 49,
Mrs. Mary Quinn-Hicks was the ac-
companist for MIR. Bullock and Mrs:
Rowe and was also in entire charge OF
the must ,al program.
After a prayer by DR.. Dill the peo-
pie dispersed to their homes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
ORCHESTRA CONCERT

The first orchestra concert OF
the season will be given at the
College next Friday night. Novem-
Der 4th. The assisting soloists VIII
be Miss Madge Blount. who will be
heard in both vocal solos and read
ings. and Miss Annie Fulton, VIC
linist
An admission fee of 25c will be
charged and the proceeds will be
used in purchasing new music and
In meeting the other expenses OF
the organization. The membership
of the orchestra for this session is
as follows:
Director-F. A. Franklin.
LIST Violins-Messrs. Woodbridge
and Saunders, Misses Fulton, Sayee
and Miller.
2nd Violins-Misses lizard and
Franklin, Messrs. Bear and John
Hassell.
Bass-Dr Barney.
Flute-Mr W. X. Howard.
Cornets-Mr. f. G. Helm and
Ward Freeman.
Trombone-Mr L. A. Solan.
Drums-Mr. Chas. Hassell.
Piano-Miss Lucille Hassell.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
NOTICE

To Tax payers of SpOtsylvania County
The treasurer or his deputies will be
at the following places on the day;
named below for the purpose Of recelv
ing State taxes and county leyies fol
the year 1910:
Chancellor District Parker's store
Nov. Both; Brock Road, Dec. LIST; +. {
Haislip's Store, Dec. End.
CORTLAND Distric t Spotsylyanii
Court House, Dec 2nd; LeavelPs, Nov.
18th; Massaponax, Nov. 10Th; Summit
Nov. Both.
Berkeley District-R. J. Morris Store,
Nov. 18th; Walters Tavern, Dec. End
John Perry's Store, Nov. Both; Partlow
billiards. Store, Dec. Ord.
Livingston's District-Talley's Shop
Nov. DIST; BIC. Dickinson's Store, Nov
22nd; John w. Grady's Store, Nov. BIRD
Ellis Youngs Store, Nov. oath; Holla
days Mill, Nov. 25th; Joe Stubs Store
Nov. 18th; X. H. Brumley's Store, Nov
28th Brokenburg, Nov. 29th; NJ. II
Dickinson's Store, Nov. Both.
Fredericksburg G. Willis Store
Nov. 26th and Dec. Bird, 1910, from Il
to 3 o'clock.
Five per cent. will be added on al
taxes remaining unpaid by the LIST da.
of December, 1910.
w. G. billiard, Treasurer.
nj, 10
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
MISS MARY SIMPSON
LAMB CRAWFORD

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Crawford, of Terre Haute, Indiana, on
Oct. II, 1910, a handsome girl weigh
ing 9 pounds, who will answer to the
name, Miss Mary Simpson Lamb Craw-
ford. The mother of the young lady
was before her marriage Miss Mary
Mary Simpson, daughter of MIR. James
P. Simpson, of Stafford, and the
father, a member of the law firm of
Lamb, Beasley, Douthitt g. Crawford,
of Terre Haute, Ind. The mother and
daughter doing well.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
KING GEORGE COURT NEXT WEEK

The fall term Of King George Circuit
court will convene next Monday, Nov.
7th. There are a number of cases to
be tried. among them being the case Of
Dolie T. Taliaferro, a colored school
teacher Of this city, against r. W. JEFF
ferson, also a colored school teacher, to
recover $1,000 damages for SANDER,
&C., while the plaintiff was engaged in
teaching in Pocahontas, Va, last ses-
sion, which as it is alleged caused the
plaintiff to be dismissed by the school
board Of the town Of Pocahontas.
Messrs. Frederick w. Coleman and c.
d. Foster will represent the plaintiff
and Messrs. Rose, Hunter and Taylor,
the defendant. Judge Thornton will
preside for Judge Mason.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
Mr.. W. [. WAITE DEAD
Was Confederate Veteran, Supervisor
and Prominent Citizen.

Mr.. VIM. l.. Waite, prominent cit
izen of Spotsylvania county, member OF
the board of supervisors, died Friday,
aged seventy-one years. Mr. Waite
was a Confederate veteran, a member
of Company f. Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
He had been prominent in church and
political circles for years. He leaves
surviving him his widow, one son and
two daughters.
He was a member of Shady Grove
Methodist church and in politics a Re.
publican. He had been a member Of
the board OF supervisors for 10 years
and was justice of the peace for Llv-
ingston district for more than 10 years.
The deceased was a brother Of Mr..
Manlus F. Waite. The funeral serv'
ices were conducted by the Rev. Mr..
johnson, Of the Methodist church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
TAKES POSITION HERE

Mr.. Howard Shacklett. deputy
sheriff of Stafford county. has ac-
cepted a position as travelling sales
man for the Smith-Coghill Shoe
Co. to take Mr. A. F. Dickson :
place. Mr.. Shacklett will assume
his duties Jan. LIST. Mr.. ShacKlett
is we'll and favorably known. we
wish him much success. -.
MIR. Shacklett will retain his position
as deputy sheriff Of Stafford.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
QUARTER OF BEEF STOLEN
But 1t Was Soon Recovered.

Mr.. +. 0. Brooks, son Of Mr.. +. w.
Brooks. who runs a meat store in Fal-
mouth. had the hind quarter Of fine
beef which was hanging in front Of his
place stolen Saturday night. Mr.. Brooks
thought at first that some young men
had played a joke on him and hid the
beef, but he soon ascertained that II
was no joke. He notified his father in
Fredericksburg what had happened, and
it was not long before Mr. Brooks had
all Of his boys on the lookout. II was
soon learned that two parties carrying
a leg of beef had crossed the bridge, so
the search was directed across the Rap
pshannock from Falmouth and j; was
not long before the house was spotted
where il was thought the beef was. Mr..
Brooks threatened to get an officer to
search the house, but in short time
the leg Of beef appeared on the porch
and was taken home by the owners.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
P. 0. INSPECTORS FIND
MORE LETTERS

Post-office Inspectors Martin and
Saffel returned Saturday from King
George where they went after placing
Postmaster X. T. Purkns under arrest
and bringing him to this city. They
found thrown under the counter and
around the post-office at King George
a number of letters that had been
broken open and cast aside, the others
being addressed to parties at other
Offices and whose mail passed through
the King George Office.
These letters were shown Mr.. Pur-
kins at the Jail here and he denied any
knowledge Of them whatever.
The inspectors left on the lbs train
for Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-01
HAS CASE UNDER ADW EMsNT

After Mr.. Fitzhugh had concluded
his argument in the Shirt Factory case,
which consumed more than two and a
half hours, and which was generally
considered by those who heard it a
very forceful and exhaustive exposi-
ton of the case, Judge Phlegar took
up the conclusion of the case for the
insurance company and lived up to his
reputation as one of the ablest lawyers
and advocates in Virginia. He con-
sumed about two hours in delivering
his speech and from his viewpoint ap-
peared to cover every feature of the
case. Judge Goodrich took the case
under Amusement at the conclusion Of
the argument and will render his deci-
sion between now and Thursday next.