The Free Lance-Star from Fredericksburg, Virginia • Page 3

COMMENTS Dr. W. J. Chewning and wife have returned from Richmond. Norris, headquarters for jewelry and silverware.

Rev. W. S. Jackson is improving at the Mary Washington Hospital. The Morris Store pays the best price I for old gold and silver.

Miss Blanche Stansbury. of Alexan-. dria, is a guest of Miss Susie M. Yates. Ask your friends where they pet ex- pert watch repairing.

They will say, The N'orris Store. Mrs. R. A. Davis, I'rbanna, is a guest of her brothir.

Pr. J. Garnet King.and family. A great money saving time on very d-sirable goodl at C. W.

Jones' for two weeks. Sale in full swing today. Judge R. H. L.

Chichester. who has been sick several days, was able tobe at his office Saturday. Big lot collar jabots and fancy goods just received at P. K. Smith Go's.

Come early and get some of these stylish articles. Mrs. Latte D. Shiloh. King George, is here a guest of her daughter.

Mrs. Irving F. Junes. Lowery Co. are offering very special prices on cold weather eon modities, euch as suits, coats, blankets and winter millinery.

Col. E. D. Cole, Messrs. Henry War? den and W.

Brannan have returned from Richmond, where they attended the Municipal League Convention. Take advantage of the sale of ladies' suit coats, dress goods, blankets, under? wear, at W. Started Jan. runs for two weeks. Mr.

C. A. Boxk-y, R. R. of Princeton, W.

was the welcome guest of his sister. Mrs. W. H. son, at Mt.

Pleasant. during the holidays. Remember your friends this Christ? mas with a beautifully finished photo graph of yourself or family. The Davis allery is the place to it made. Don't delay.

Messrs. Francis T. Burr and S.L. Kirk patrick, both of New guests of Mr. C.

H. Hurkamp at "Boscobil" Friday r.ight. Mr. Kirkpatrick is sec? retary and Mr. Burr treasurer of the Marlice Soapstone Co.

works art near Unionville, Orange county. These gentlemen with Mr. Hurkamp the company's property Friday. By investing your Christmas tm in a lasting piece of jewelry or silver- ware finely engraved, from the N'orris Store, you will have a constant remind- er of the giver. Miss Bessie Belle Gammon left for Ashland Friday to be the guest of Miss Fannie Lancaster and to sing at the entertainment given by the musical club of that city.

Cash paid for old gold and silver jew? elry by S. S. Kaufman, the jeweler. Messrs. F.

T. Covey and S. E. Covey were in Washington Monday. The pre-inventory sale of ladies' and m.sses suits, cloaks, skirts, dress goods, flannels, underwear, millinery, is in fuil operation at C.

W. Jones' now for two weeks. Don't miss being there. Mr. Herbert Toison, of Stafford, was Sin the city Saturday.

50 ladies and misses new stylish coat suits just purchased from a Philadel? phia manufacturer very cheap for cash. Some as good and some better than we have ever offered before for $15.00. You mav have vour pick of this big lot for The T. N. Brent Store.

Commonwealth's Attorney T. S. Coleman. of Spotsylvania county, was here Saturday. Wanted to know that S.

8 Kaufman, the jeweler, repairs watches, clocks and jewelry in a satisfactory manner, promptly, and his charges are always reasonable. Mr. C. O'Conor Goolrick was in Washington Saturday. How about your eyes? We fit and adjust superior eyeglasses and spec? tacles to them.

Eyes tested free. Sat? isfaction guaranteed. S. S. Kaufman, the jeweler and optican.

Mr. Geo. W. Herring, of Widewater, was here Saturday. When you buy "Gold Medal" flour from W.

L. Brannan you are buying it from the mills' agent; you therefore save money. Sacks 42c, 84c, $1.68, $3.33 and barrels $6.65. "Gold Medal" flour is the best flour milled in America. Try it and see for yourself.

Mr. G. E. Farish. of Port Royal, was a visitor to our office Saturday.

Miss Pearl Massey passed through the city en route to Richmond, after spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Walter Erwin, of Washington. Mrs. J. D.

Micks, two bright chil? dren, of Orange, and the former father, Capt. E. H. DeJarnette, Sr of county, have returned from a visit to relatives in Staunton. Orange Observer.

Mr. G. B. Wallace was at Stafford H. Monday to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors.

Mr. and Mrs. Carter Hall spent Sun? day in the city guests of relatives. O. M.

Williams, of Northumberland, died Tuesday morning. M. B. ROWE CAMP U. S.

W. V. At a largely attended meeting of M. B. Howe Camp United Spanish War Veterans, held Friday night.the follow? ing offleen were installed by Past mander M.

B. Howe: Commander. J. H. Dole; Sr.

vice commander, K. Perry; Jr. vice commander, VY. H. Larkin; chaplain, L.

F. SthroshU-y; of? ficer of the day, W. F. Leacock; officer of the guardj T. B.

Wright; trustee for three years. A. G. Billingsley. Capt.

T. M. Larkin acted as master of ceremonies. After the installation Commander Cole appointed A. G.

Billingsley adju? tant. Kefreshtnonts were partaken of and a pleasant time spent. The camp meets every first anil third Friday nights in the rooms of the Washington Guards. TO INSTRUCT LOCAL MILITARY Sergeant Matchett. I.

S. Here For That Purpose. Sergeant A. 1. Matchctt, 2nd U.

8. Infantry, reported lure Friday night to Capt M. Larkin. of Co. I Regiment, of this city, to instruct the command in bayonet exercises, individ? ual cooking in the field, first aid to the wounded and in the keeping of the roster and the preparation of all company papers.

The sergeant will remain here two as much instruction as ho can in that length of time. THE EVANGELISTIC MEETING These Services Will Be Held in Opera House From January 26 to Feb. 6. The union evangelistic servi gin in the Open House Jan. 2''? and continue until Feb.

A choir of 75 voices wiil begin prac tieing at the Methodist church Wednes? day night. Jan. 12, at o'clock. Dr. J.

E. Thaeker. of Norfolk, will do the preaching, and Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Fisher will lead the singing. The various committees are earnestly at work preparing for the meeting. CHARGED WITH FORGERY Sergeant J. Conway Chichester ar restetl Frank Melchor, colored, Sunday on a charge of forging Mr.

Gee, Wheeler's name to a note for $235. Mr. Wheeler, who lives three miles in Staf? ford, on the Telegraph road, phoned Sergeant Chichester Sunday morning. making the complaint. The Sergeant hired a buggy and drove to Melchor's home, in Stafford, arrested and brought him here to jail.

The case will come up Tuesday. OFF TO RICHMOND Hon. R. Mooeure. of Stafford, was in the city Monday en route to Richmond to assume his duties as member of House of Delegates from Statfonl and King George counties.

Mr. Moncure goes ihead to get ac? quainted with the new members. Ik is well known to all the old members. Mr. Moncure expects to be kept busy throughout the session.

DRAWING PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE Mr. Philip N. Stern, architect, is at work on the plans and drawings for the new Washington Masonic Memorial Temple to be erected in this citv. The building will be feet, 3 stories and a handsome structure. The cost will be about $30,000.

REV. J. Y. DOWNMAN GOING ABROAD Rev. J.

Y. Downman, rector of All Saints Episcopal church, Richmond, will sail the latter part of this month for Egypt, southern Europe, and the Holy Land, returning about Easter. TO BUILD NEW GREENHOUSES As heretofore stated Messrs. F. T.

and S. E. Covey will enlarge their flor? ist business here. They will at once begin the construction of three large now greenhouses on their property on Lee avenue. CORPORATION COURT The Hunter and Carneal Civ.es.

In the Corporation court Friday, John W. Hunter, charged with the larceny of KM worth of goods, the property of Mrs. Sarah K. Hunter, was arrainged and plead not guilty. '1 be ease was set for Jan.

18th. Hunter is represented by Messrs. C. O'Conorl Goolrick and W. Carter.

Arthur Carneal was also in court; on two Indictments, one for assault on his wife the other for desertion. The former indictment was remanded to the Justice for trial and the latter will be tried on Jan. in the Corporation court. Carneal is represented by Mr. I 0.

Conor Goolrick. Judge Goolrick set Tuesday for the calling of the docket, when all the attorneys will he present and a date fixed for all cases for trial. PETITIONS FOR STATE? WIDE PROHIBITION Petitions are being circulated through? out the city for Statewide prohibition. The petition requests the Anti-Saloon Ix-ague in convention to instruct the Legislative Committee of the league to prepare and present to the General As? sembly a bill giving to the voters Virginia the right to call an i Upon Statewide prohibition. In event that the Ant! SaUm League shall in? struct its Legislative Committee to the action aforesaid.it further petitions the General Assembly of Virginia, of 1910, to enact into law the hill presented by the Legislative Committee the league conferring upon the people the right to call the said election.

Tin- petitions are receiving many Sig? naturen, DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT Mr. H. B. Warren died suddenly at Memorial Hospital, Richmond, Sunday, aged80years, lb- was ason of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Warren, of Prederieksburg. For years he was in business in tins i-ity. member of the I firm of Hill Warren. He is survived by one daughter and three sisters.

The body was brought here the 1.2s p. rn. train Monday and interred in the family lot in City Cemetery. Pallbearers Messri. Goo.

W. Shep? herd. W. E. Bradley, W.

H. Hurkamp, M. Young. Marion G. Willis, lie i.

P. King, A. 1'. Lowe. Services Ht tin- grave were conducted by Lev.

R. A. Williams. PLANS FOR FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL APPROVED Examination and approval of the plans for the new Predericksburg Nor? mal and Industrial School for Women was the only business transaeted Thurs? day night at the meeting of tin- State Hoard of Education In Richmond. The plans were warmly commended and of? ficially tccepted.

Work on the tirst building will be pushed with, all MOVED TO FREDERICKSBURG Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harns, their sun, Richard, and two grai Isons, Willie ami Lee Porter, left from Carters Wharf by Rappahannock steamer Wednesday for Fredericksburg, where they will the Neck News. TO TRY HUNTER Judge J.

T. Goolrick drew the venire of 2" men Saturday, from which the 1 jury to try John Hunter will be sum? moned. The sergeant was busy Satur? day summoning the jury. Tl comes up Jan. lsth.

DEATH OF AGED MINISTER Rev. J. B. near Garrisonville, Saturday, aged years. He is survived by several chil? dren.

LOST BY RICHMOND FIRE Mr. Willie Humphries, of this city, ollege gima, Richmond, lost instruments to a considerable value in the tire which de? stroyed 'hat institution. WILL RESIDE HERE Mrs. Enoch Weedon of King George, has purchased a home on Han? over street and has moved to this city to reside. CAROLINE ASSESSOR Mr.

George T. Boulware has been ap? pointed by Judge Mason assessor for Port Royal distriet, Caroline county, to fill the vacancy caused by the (hath of Joseph D. Parish. WORK OF THE CITY CONFERENCE CONVENTION Declaring for the principles of home rule and local self-government, the Conference Of Cities of Virginia in session at Richmond adopted a resolu? tion requesting the legislature to pro? vide for snob changes in the Constitu? tion of the State as will not require the division of cities into wards nor the tinuation of thetwi Bouneil will permit any city in wlmh the quali? fied voters so elect tO determine on the form of city government to be adopted Pending the slow process of a const i tutional amendment, the conference ree ommended to the legislature change in the laws governing cities which will permit of the establishment of admin? istrative boards. Two resolutions were adopted, first calling for a statue to require a uniform of accounting in citic to insure efficiency and regularity, and for pur? poses of comparison between citus.

The second requested the legislature to require the auditing by some respon sibie auditing company, si least once fear, of the accounts of all cities in the Stale There has been no disposition to at ta. any city, one of the speakers creating applause hv his statement that the governments of Virginia cities today "have a maximum Of lion, sty and a minimum of efficiency." A steering commitu.f uve from each city in the State to look if ter pre? senting the proposed bills to Legisla turo were appoint? d. Fredericksburg wen- Messrs. C. O'Con or Goolrick, Henry Warden, Col.

D. Cole, Mayor Lewia Wallaee, W. K. Bradley. MR.

JAMES M. JETT LOSES HIS SUIT Decree was entered Friday by Judge John K. Mason in the chancery suit Of James M. Jett vs. Jett heirs con? firming the report of Master I Monerner Alvin T.

Embrey, which holds that the "home" place in Spot sylvania belonged to Amanda R. Jetl and at her death passed to her children after the death of James M. .1 Mr. brought suit, claiming the property belonged to him and asked that the deed conveying the property in 1806 to his wife da ana cancelled. The children and devisees under the will of Amanda R.

Jett claimed the land was their mother's. The case involved some nice propoei lions of law. James M. Jett is direct? ed to pay the court costs to date of the decree. Mr.

F. W. Coleman represented Mr. James M. Jett and Win.

W. Butxner represented the Jett children. The case has beet) pending for nearly two years and was watched with inter? est. MR. HOWARD INVITED TO ENGLISH SHOW Mr.

A. Randolph Howard, of "Chat? has honored with an invi? tation from the Hackney Hone Society of Kngland. of which His Majesty King Edward is president, to attend the annual show of the society held at London in March, as the guest of the society. Mr. Howard achieved phenotnei al with harness winning the championship of the United States with the sensational brown gelding Royal Regent, while with tl stepping hackneys.

Patriot and II be achieved degree of suc? cess that has identified him With the leading exhibitors of America. At "Chatham" his library is filled with several hundreds of trophies of victoriously hard fought eontl KIND ACT OF JUDGE WADDILL A captes having been issued by the s. District court at Alexandria for the nrrest of W. 1'. Jones, of this city.

for alleged violation -il serv- KO regulation. Judge Waddill, learning through Mr. Jones' attorney, Mr. I O'Conor Goolrick, of this city, that Ins child was verv sick, requested the district attorney to SUSpen tlon of the capias until the child is bet? ter. The child having improved, Mr.

Jones went to Alexandria Friday, act lei by Mr. B. K. Foster, who went hi? security. SOLD AT AUCTION The persona! properly of the late Mrs.

Jencie F. Monroe was sold at auction, in front of her late residence Saturday-, Jan. 8, by order of Judge Alvin T. Etnbrey, executor. Every? thing brought fairly good prices.

Mr. W. V. Waller cried the sale. The Studebaker is built for the man who wants a good wagon.

Likely you will not buy a wagon often, then buy the best. Call for a Studebaker Alma nac for 1910. Decker Alrich. THE SURVEYING CORPS Mr. Cecil L.

Reid started again Monday morning at the intersection of Main and Commerce streets, surveying in the direction of Richmond. He has gone North in the direction of Wash mgton about 5 miles, and is now going the direction of Richmond while be is waiting for UkS tents tu come. t'n til tents arrive the entire corps has to come back to the city every night for quarters. The work is being pushed, TO HOLD BAPTIST REVIVAL At the Baptist church Sunday morn? ing. Rev.

R. A. Williams, the pastor, after refering to the coming avange listic union services tobe hehl at the opera house here and calling upon his congregation to give its earnest sup poll anil CO-Operation, announced that lie would hold a protracted meeting in Baptist church, to begin immediately after close of the evangelistic KILLED A HAWK Charles Calvin and Ernest Leitch kilhd a Thursday in sylvania which measured three reel and six inches from lip to tip. FIRE IN MIDDLESEX Friday morning, Dec. 31st, tin- store? house at Waterview, owned by Judge A.

11. Evans and occupied I'. A. Rou sie, eras destroyed by Are with contents. The origin of the fire is unknown, and Mr.

Routie and hi- clerk, Wat kins, who wen- sleeping on the second raped the porch and down a column. Mr. Rouzie estimates his loes at BOO, with $1,700 insurance. There was no insurance mi the building and Judge Evans' loss amount toarout $1,000. He will rebuild at once.

Southside Sentinel. WEEKlf rVEATH-R REPORT January. 1910. Temperature SB -i 3 1 2 I't Cloudy To 62 I't. Cloudy 1 .,7 21 Clear 28 IS i tear .11 IS .10 7 16 S2 12 I't.

Cloudy Ram on the 5th, freezing as it fell. Ram during night of 6th. TRIED TO END HIS LIFE Seymour Cunn, of Washington, made an attempt at suicide Colpeper coun? ty Saturday by shooting himself with a pistol. He was taken by his bn-ther to his home in Washington. On going to the farmhouse of R.

F. ('aid lie stopped the buggy at the gate, got out, and at? tempted his own life, saying to those who came up as he fell that he tried to sight. JUDGE MULLEN HOLDING LOUISA COURT reignated Judge -I. M. Petersburg, January term of the Circuit Court of Louisa county for Judge A.

Grimsley, who is sick. AT STAFFORD COURT HOUSE Don't fail tosee "GreatHaydor," the man of all -tar at the I'. Hall. Stafford Cour' Friday night, Jan. 14th.

Remembi th performance is given the benefit of the I' 0 S. 01 A. lodge. Everyone should turn ot en this date and hi ip this good and worthy Prices, children I'--, ad i TIMBER WANTED I timhei land for more money than any mm In Fredericksburg. We want opUoni on 10,000 acres in the surrounding from 1 to 10,000 acres.

It will be your in to rite to us. i. Graves and N. B. Kinsey, Real Estate Agency, Fredericksburg, Va.

Ijan4-lm A PUPIL NURSE WANTED A pupil nurse wanted at once at the Mary Washington Hospital. She must, he old and willing to tl.ntire Course of three years. Ap ply in own handwriting to Miss L. A. Parker, Supt.

of Mary Washington Hospital. Ijanl-l Our Semi-Annual JANUARY GLEAN UP SALE Begins Thursday, 13th, 1910 The ever-increasing popularity of our Semi-Annual Clean-Up Sales with the people is direct evidence of their sterling worth. Our reputation is back of every pair of Shoes offered. Every pair stamped H. CO.

You know what that means. No job lots. No goods bought for a sale. All clean, season? able Shoes at a Great Saving to you. All Shoes marked in plain figures.

Men's, Boys' and Youths' Department $4.00 Packards Pat. Colt Bluchers, broken tfO JQ sizes, cut to $2.98 4.00 Beacon, special, tan button 2.50 Box Calf Men's Bluchers. Our special brand, reduced to. 2.00 Satin Calf Men's Bluchers cut $1.98 98c 3.00 Pat. Colt Goodyear Welt Bluchers for boys, now.

1.60 Casco Calf or Vici Bluchers for youths cut to. Ladies' Department $3.00 Kid Lace Shoes, kid or patent tips, Goodyear welt, made by Carlisle Shoe i reduced to.il 3.00 Gun Metal Shoes, Blucher or Button Styles, cut to. 2.50 Gun Metal Shoes, button or blucher styles, now. 2.50 Pat. Colt Shoes, blucher or button Patterns, cut to.

1.50 Kid Bluchers, pat. tips. I 3.00 Pat. Colt. Bluchers, hand-turned soles, very dressy, now.

$2.48 $1.69 $1.69 $1.24 $1.69 Children's Department 85c Kid Shoes, hand-turned soles, cut JQp $1.35 Kid oi Tan Shoes, lace or button, re? duced to. 48c Extra Special A Manufacturer's Line of SAMPLE HATS BROKEN SIZES $1 60, $2.00 and $2.60 Hats en for 3UC We fit your feet scientifically. Giving better comfort and longer wear. Our Shoes have a reputation second to none for their beauty style and long service. Once a customer, always a customer.

We maintain the highest standard of quality and owing to the great reduction this sale is for QASH ONLY. Fredericksburg's Most Progresssive Shoe and Hat House. 921 MAIN STREET Sattaf aaaaaaajaaS SaaasaaaaS e-aaaaaaaa III! i aai aaaSBaaSaS SaaaaaaaS? aaaaaaN aaaaaSaaaS 4 1 I GREAT REDUCTION SALE C. W. JONES' STORE Is in full swing.

Everything in WINTER GOODS at REDUCED PRICE8 FOR CASH and for cash money only. We want to sell these before we begin tak? ing inventory. This sale cioses SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 22. Doh't wait un? til tho last Hs the choiciest are always sold first.

Every Ladies7 Suit, Every Misses' Suit, Every Skirt, Every Cloak REDUCED Instructions have been issued throughout the entire store to all our people and Reduced Prices put on ail Winter Goods. Prices that mean big savings to ycu, at which it will pay you to buy, even though you do not need them now. Prices that cannot be duplicated for goods of like quality. Listen! Read! Buy! Buy Quickly One lot Ladies' Suits, this season's very latest styles and our great specials at $15.00. This week's closing QO '-V out price.

uck 2nd lot Laadies'and Misses' Suits. Most of these are this season's goods, a few of them are from last Spring; prices ranged from $17.60 to $27.50. Most any color you want. Take any suit in this lot at the very low tf in QQ Bach price of. I Cash 3rd lot Ladies' and Misses' Suits.

All these are this styles, and among them the very best sellers, am extra cheap at $17.50 and reduced to the one price of. $10.98 are this st selk $12.50 Cash 4th lot Ladies' Suits. This was our great special lot at $22.50 and 25.00, and our very biggest sellera All put in this sale at oneffIC flfl price of JlJ.UU ('ash. This is a great opportunity for you. Don't miss it.

5th lot Ladies' Handsome Tailored Suits. Only four suits in this lot, were $27.50 and85.00 each, now for you, great bargains. If your size is in this lot take them only per siit. Cash. 6th lot Ladies' Suits.

Just few of these, and you can take them at al? most no price. These $10.00 and 12.50 Suits sale price $7.50 These are all new styles, and if you want a cheap suit see these quick. Separate Coats We have left about 25 Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats. We have marked all these down to a very, very low price. We won't have the room to mention each lot, but you can buy them cheap for cash.

MILLINERY If it is possible, if low price will do it, we never carry any Hats from one season to an? other We have some'very handsome hats left; we have some medium and some cheap grade, and all of these are going to be sold and sold quick. If interested come, come, in a hurry. We say BARGAINS we mean BARGAINS. A Great Money Saving Time For Everybody. W.

JONES, FREDERI0K9BURGS LARGEST AND BEST STORE. Ladies Suits From Last Season JUST TWO LOTS OF THESE 1st Lot. Short ami Medium Length brown: were priced from $12.50 to take any of these for the Ci AQ small price This means great loan to at and a great jrain for you. i lifPUPC sfewPi complete, I vj3c and ready to put right on. Great bargain for you.

dreawaare marked $15, $17.50, $20. Take your ehoice? QU in the lot for Separate Shirts You can get fixed handsomely for apring from these lota. 1st lot hair. Priced at 13.98, 14.25. reduced to the one OQ cash prke of.

2n I Lot. Ready-to Skirts. ii the fall line of i at rial -kirts that we a di-al of at 15.00, but we want ti money for these quick, so take at. J. 3rd Lot.

I. tra eood i Marked down to the wnall JO price of 4th Lot, l.ailic..' Sepal I Panama, Bi i Pan? ama. I'; '1 Iiis is a of extra Tal i during ti for the ridiculously low i QQ price 5th Lot Separate Skirts. Our Voile and Clu iotte Skirts, and the Ix st ever shown. This Week you can have any of them for 7C small price of (casi i 0.

8th Lot, Skirts, Just a few of these splendid Black Voile Skirts, wore priced at $11, $12.50, $15. Take any of then for Cfl Cash. All black. O.JU Heavy Dress Goods, all Furs, Outings, Flannelettes, Blankets, Ladies'Underwear, Men's Underwear, Children's Underwear, ALL REDUCED ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as administratrix the estate of my late husband, Thos. Almond, I hereby request all person indebted to said estate to come forwar and settle same, and any persons ing claims against said estate will pre aent them to me properly authenticate for payment.

Mrs. Lucy J. Almond, Administratrix ot Thos. J. Almond Locust Grove, Va, dec21-w4w EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as executor unde the will of the late Mrs.

Jencie Morroe all those having claims against estate will present same properly au thenticated for payment, and all thosi owing said estate will please come for ward and settle. Alvin T. Embrey, STRAYED OR STOLEN A female yellow collie puppy, months old. Any information leading towards finding her will be greatly ap? preciated by J. K.

Dickinson, R. F. D. 1, Fredericksburg, Va. j6-3t MONEY TO LOAN Tn sums of $300 and upwards, real Apply to Chichester Cfclchester, attorneys.

Is Chancellor Makes The Price I Spring Farming 1909 Amorti-an Wire Fencing, from 26 to 58 lachee high; Barbed Wire and otaplea, Superior Disc Drills, Drag and Spring Tooth The Best Manure Spreaders. Thy Hest Gasoline Engines, 2 to 20 Horse Saw M11U. Friend Cora Drills, with and without fertiliser the Most Im? proved Cream all Hand and Horse and Riding Cultlvator Farm Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, and other Vehicles, Tar Roofing Paper and Caps, Oliver Chilled PI wa. Farmers' Friend Plows, Churns, Chains, Well Spades, Hoes, and other Farming bought for cash in targe qnantities and offered at the very lowest prier, REMEMBER THi NAME AND PLACE M. S.

Chancellor FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE. Commerce Street. FOR SALE One pair oxen, 5 years old, very large, will suit sawmill man. One fine young well broken mule. En? silage cutter, with carrier, cheap.

Tou? louse and brown Chinese geese, Rhode Island Red and B. Plymouth Rock cockerels. M. B. Rowe, Fredericksbure.

REAL ESTATE WANTED We have buyers for real estate on Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers. List your property with us at once. Piedmont Real Estate Agency, tf Fredericksburg, Va, MONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit on good security. Ap? ply to Lee J. Graves, attorney lti ANGORA GOATS My land being cleared up I can nut turn my goats over to a quick buys: cheap.

Address J. Wilmore Cox. Fred Va. j-t-l DR. H.

M. ECKENRODB, DBNYlfl Office hoars 9-1 and 2 to offloa Mat street, over Qoolrlck's drag otors..