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Tl'KSDAY.BKPTEMBER I
v r?utered at tbe Postotnoe at Vre?deriok?
tiurg, Va., as second olass uiattor )
Richmond, Frederieksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
Si-litdul? in etfeot Muv 91st,
IKAINS l.KAVK I HBDBK1I k
Leave Northward.
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I v - Sunday,
v/uaut it-,, only.
i M..?nuiay? only.
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M. daily en
? t..I' lietwet-ii I
H Itaily.
U?a\e Soiithwarl.
I M itaily. ?Hops oulj ut M
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a. r. u. S
0 ? OOX, a.
Headquarters for Building Materials.
i no palll
Cemel
tl ... 1'?? ing Hi
-. - Rea?lv
Mned .
r V?
'.[> .1 ?rm ??
$25,000. $25,000.
TO LOCUST
In sums .''. |
hens on Real r
For further peartlonlars i pplyi
JOHN T KNI'.H.
or
ISAAC HIRSH, Final
Merchant- A M than L A
jel?-''ni Pre V.?
$2?,5oo. ro Loan. $26,5 o
THE ENTERPRISE BUILD
IK? ASSOCIATION
money I i I an on the It
terms, :n snoas 10 suit, '
SIC" up, on city and : mntry
property App
HENRY WlSSNER
President
Bit) Mam stl
Frei- ? Vi
Spotsylvania,
Stafford?
King George.
Caroline.
tir? v?.e offer ?>r ?tee ti
FIRE & LIGHTNING
in the BEST 0OMPAN1
Tha Georgia Home h >
in this vi unty for 21 y
LO^SES PROMPTLY PAID.
RATES THE LO\R
UT Write u- t'"r inf i
Rowlett & (ioolrick,
B x ?H Office : Barton Building
GIVE MEA CHANCE
T'> .?strii.it" .en 1
kinti of building or repair work \ a
?rani el? ?ne either In ' mntry
All wirk entrnated t.. rae trill be
lu a thoroughly tal anner,
an I in qnli a -f I km? ; H
and -; it furnish
building tl
F. P. STEARNS.
Contractor and Bu.
FORSALE.
Lota I Farm*' Milling Pi
Lee Avenu-: tWO 00 \?
? ?!
corner of Hawke anl 8oi
one. I>et ween Ha"
I? ih. et, Hawke
hlngton A- ? nue i ? -'
.-ton Av? t. .
in ?Spotsylvan
I For prices hu? terms
api> j
S. Sydney Bradford,
The only
Fredericksburg Va. ? - Csti
If?rrentT
ai King Gesorgt Court House, Va.wheel
wright and blacks-nltb ?hop. in good repair,
with established paj mg
api'V to
11 K. T. u
Kin* George Court Ho
Biitrl'? Im
Republican Delegates to House and Sena
torlil Conventions.;
King George O. II . V i
September Pith. )
To The Fiee Lame :
The Republic in noes-meeting held
here was called to order by Chairman
Wulf. Mr. Wm J Rogen was elected
temporary chairman and K F Purkins
secretary. Tho senie of delegates being
in favor e?f unking a nomination for
tbe Houri?. the meeting proceeded to
elee?t delegates to a c invention to be
held at Oox's Store on Mondiy, Sep?
tember '?.?th, 1890, as follows:
Shiloh?T. 0. Payne aud Wesley
Manzie, delegates; J. S Divis aud
Charles Pratt, alternates.
Rippahanuork?E P. (ir:g?.bv aid
John Williams, delegit??s ; K A I'.?)-?
and Parker Triple?, altern?tes.
Potomac?Wm. J Rogers aud George
Grayeou, delesratf-s ; Win. E Grigsby
and Solomon Jackson, alternates
P. T. F. Wolf del?gate-at-lerg<-?
The secret-try was inntrue t -el to ad
vise the Stafford chairman of theaotlon
taken at thi? meetiug.
lira. Win. J. R igers was c ell* d on
fir a short spf-eoh and he responded,
making a few remarks on getter*?] linee
The followiug delegates so the con?
tention to be held at Colonial
U-tober 3rd t . uominat?? a candidate
for the otl'h Sen it?rial district were
also electee! :
Shtloh?.1, S Divis and Benjamin
P'.llard.
Kappahann-ie-k-R A Payne and VV.
A. Rose.
Potomac BusBOtt Pmnibrey and AU? u
Urymes.
P. T. F. Woif delegate-at-large.
It was moved that the minutes be
aeot to The Piren fainos for poblteation.
Tbe meeting t'ieu ail; u n d
Wm. J. Rogers, Tern Chair.
B. T. Parkins, Sec.
loca' and Current Comino t
?
with fi
President T, M
ed Ced E D Oe-le i htef mar?
the Fair,
Mr K D Mclve r. ! Birinini h im,
\ i i- visiting lu- r
and Mrs. ,1 S I
Mr- Wm 0 1 ?' N
.1 . i< visiting her re? itite?, M :
ind family
Dr .1 hn 11 I
IS VI
ihe upper Ki
Mr. Fred W ? I ?m in,
Itich
111 ?11 : ' lit'B
Squire Ab M ronty,
w;e- in ibe i'iiv s i b idlt
? him
Why send away for d
Olymi
1' N Brent's M
:-. . P .1 till '
?v. Dr. Il
Saturday
Mr F M K ist ma
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This i?
ever in town. See them
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tr ?in Lignum, in I
umer
it Belair, In S*
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W .1 M irl ??!. f ? ? al
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Sun l iv m irning
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?.ing and v i
their
city until their rj p irture I'm
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Mr I'
were d imer a.
time of the t?u parade the
.
lent bandi
atiiin ?It. etc , Hii
pbant Diamond, ???
ill along the r ?ute
which was as 1
E ltrard, up Prin? ?
Amelia, down Amelia to Main, down
M tin and bin-k t > exhibit! m gi
Two perfornianoes were given,
the alterno m and nue at
and the large crowd at nighl was
Sufficient evidei c? that th -
tendead in the day hud given m est f iv
rep ?I 'if the* great lb iws
Recital and Reception at the Collego.
The recital and reception by l
i< ksbrj ? Prid ey nig il
? nded und gre il
The' ? - pened with pn
Re? Di J. 8 Di '?? A well-rendered
piano se I?. "Grand Polnaise, " K ri et
major, Chopin, by Mi-- D i '.- r The
songs by Miss Fl trence rJsyes, of New
York, the newly arrived instructor of
music, wore well ohosen.and sung with
taste and feeling Miss Docker gave a
rendition of a beautiful and dilli-nlt
, -ii on tho vi-illa whloh w ;h f 1
1 .wed by a very instrue-tive address
from Profeeeot Rarnsay oa ''The Value
Of a College Education." Dr. Diil
then welc ?med tbe new notp- of in?
structors to onr city, and concluded
humorously by giving them ;<11 the
"right ha-id of fell iwship " A recep
ti m to tbe t- aohers eloaed the evening
Pyrites Mining and Chemical Company s
Fiant Destroyed.
A destructiva fire occurred Friday
niiruing at 1 o'clock, near Mineral City.
Louisa c >nt?*y. The entire plant, Includ?
ing the ra lln buildiugs and valuab'e
machinery, of the Pyrttte M aiag and
Ctieiuicil ? mpiny, caught fire from a
miner's lamp, and wm destroyed. A.I
th? timbers in tho main shafts were
burned down as far as 30 f
There was some insurance. This c tu
pany was ?hipping from four to six
e?.irs of ore elaily, and employed from
190 to 180 hands
Special Excursion to Niagara Falls.
Personally conducted excursions to
Niagara Fall will leave Washingtou
on Thursday Se-pt Slat . October 5th,
and 19th, 1899, at 8 A. M.
Kouud trip from Frederieksburg
$12.00. Children between 6 aud 12
year? of agj one half rate.
Tickets good to return on any rpgu
1 tr train, except the Limited Express
trains, ami to st"p e>ff returning nt
Buff ?io, Boohester, Oanandalgu?
Wa* kins ( Ileso
Limit for the roand trip t?-u days
C. ?. C x, ag.-i.t
Sept21
CAROLINE
M
:? ?p icelenoe 11 The Fre e Lai
,;ig Green, \ ? .
Sept 16, Is"
s iithciii Seminary open?
ed 1 liuivl.iv, under fiiv
'.'?'ii?iti .n- \ ! irge number ? i tbe
girls ' lv c 'im- and m iny
?thers will be here m a fe .v days 11
. - - - e their bright,smiling
ut-e m ire In oui I
e 'in-- t hem t i our midst.
e ?t? Weelueaday, Septembei
? ? k place al
Durch. Mr Williams, I. IwanN
an I Miss Ora J Bruoe, w i
niel m wedlock A vert
'?r iwd of wil em ?iiy
which was pe? formed amid beaot i
ful\lecorationB and i < the strains of the
ig march Re? 1 M
'
.? . daughter of Mr Wui
Mr. 1 ? . i nal
unty After the
tl u \s i- givi n the
, at ih?' h me i Mr Brn ???,
.
Mi i '?:
make th ?ir future b me .it 0*<
\ i Wi wl?h them mm h bappl i
K itie Sugg left tins m
k: r. \ i , ?a !. :
till- \\
Mil
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me m Chariest in, W \ i
Mr- I.
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11 risit I King and ?,'
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thing '
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Corn Crop
work "f cut
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. next iii"iith, has c immenced In
in iny ;ait- of . tern Ne ik.
handling <>f the cr p, ear i
.i rm re I form a vi ry fair
i ? Ity and qu elity ?.f
cr. p tbroogbi ut the
It ipp ih mm ck Valley i- -
.? ?-, and tii?t
f rest ' u ' ?" ? the big
: ?-a iv betwi -n Ibe two
- nid tu be tbe best in si
yean, especially is this true wh<
1 in i ii Itiff. Owing to abundant raini
curing the summer, tbe pea-fallows io
nt, and the Indi?
- are that an unusually largfl
: to u he il cd
wintei
A larger Dumber t tbe -m ill
farmers are each year turning their at
t?-ntiou to the ratling of small grain,
while a smaller quantity of c imm
fertilizer is beiug used, M my of the
farmer- bereab ota ure adopting the
rt of substitut f i
OOStly fertilisera, and argue that th'-y
? m ire from ten busheli of wheal
p r a -re without c immercial fertiliser
thm they do from a larg-r yield out of
which the "guano bill" has to be paid
C-it.iinly, the pe-a-fallow is more in
evidence now than at any I
period, and the forest lands where this
? bai been In vogue a few years
are in a very fair state of inr
mi nt
The Health of the City.
At the leal meeting of the City
Council Councilman John T. Knight,
of the Health Committee, made a re?
port showing the general health of the
city to be b'-tter this ye-ar than for se-v
e?ral years pant He also str.ted that a
number of erroneous reporta had gone
out giving the cause of death of several
persons as typhoid fever. Upon investi
gition, he stated, he had aacertalned
that typhoid f<-vor had not been th?
of death in nt least one of these
cases, and he desired to nnko a publie
Statement Of the fact in justice t i tlo
Interests of the town. He was earnest
in emphasizing that typhoid fiver bad
not prevailed here in any general way.
nld seem to be indicated by these
reports. Ho read a certificate from Dr.
A. C Doggett, city health physician,
sustaining tho statements made by Mr.
Knight as to the health of the city,
and also stating that he (Dr. Digg?tf >
had not had a single case of typhoid
fever in his practice this year.
Julius Lespert, Sr , a well-known
citizen of Petersburg, ii dead.
Bj lire failli g cf a bei ?j p le i f ?um
; i>e?r in Noifi Ik 1.? i .i i. in rhapberdwai
j killed and Daniel lline? p-o.bably fatally
| injured.
STAFFORD.
? irles V
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? >i p indem-e of Tbc I ?
ni c 11 , Bepl 18th, IN1MI
I Imes Btates " thai no He?
public.m has been eleoted from ibe
itive distrii t, romp ?wd ?f Staf
: i i uni King t leorge.in i<' -? ? nt rears "
,i, m Mi- \\ .1 K vr-, who
iid over Oapt. l>in M Le-e.tbe
D. m H-r.eh candidate fmir years ago
Mi .1 K Med Iregoi ii ?eri a
.m his 11 ?ideitce, ' ' Oone?<>rd,
here, and is no) espe teil tu Uve
Mr James ?ViKi lard Ib seriously ill in
ington, Di' U ? ni? i losing the
;? eye, Ins general health is
much impaired.
Mr Ch is 1 N i m m I the I r tr
w ha ?.?. as
u v, lili paral] ?:- l i Iday, died at
il evening at ab
I'M '?It ( Ih i- l\ N.riu.ui,
of Riel i., reached hii be laide
ininutei before bis de mise
. . ige,a n itive
I I'm; " William ?lid was ,
. ill v. h i kii- vs bim I
il m any ye ira,
: liuquished tu?'
- three i hi! Iren M
nuil Benjamin Norman
-, Mis- Il n meo, of stall ird,
? m i ly conne
? s.u.day evenlni ?
p in., ami WS - d by 11? v III
pail t of his church, of
id been a mi mbei ne u
f Afi Dt, aged
having lost Ins -eil?' ?
within the i e-t five
diligently searching
! his it".u
di p irtod, wh i n i- state I, lefl
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? l m : intu
ion loi Ir?ais, bal
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, -
? hemp
h m u ,
ton, D O,
: V . , With th
K-i| , ?A h
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h M act
arl
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? v. . Payi ?-.
.- ill with
"i.t
Lilln
and 11 iward, under (he anspi
Mr- ]' ?, Flatf
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'
. ity of fodder g ?then .
?
Ml il irry We* dard, wh
'. ' i i, et
turn b ber t i <*ng i?.*" In
Mr and Mm s I! Dabuey, r?l
ilngton, I?
list Fi ? ?? ksil , from there tbe y
i i go to Bichm nnl. I
foong ni"ii
ring from
If >w n was i" quired i in Und
ol At lUty it h a failure
.- to behold. Boribbler.
A. ? ldcnt to Mrs R.itclifle
? M : ? in B itcliffe, an elderly
? thii anty, ' ' ? ?y- the King
f the Dispatch,
'< fr'-m the effects nt a fall
? i few d ?vs ago.
: at Frederioka?
burg en route f r home, li>-re, anel
while ' indiog the
:, and she lost her b
und fell vi b'iieiy 11 the tl ?or receiv?
ing p miful tiruisps, etc. "
For Over Kirty Years
Mrs. Winalow'l Soothing Syru; ? u
been used for over fifty years by mil?
lions of motilen for their oh'.i'lron
jvhile teething, with perfect bqcccss. It
?oothet 'he child, softens the gums,
all pains, cures wind colic, and
ly fot Diarrhoea. I
will relieve the poor littlo sufferer im?
mediately. Sold by DvuggiKfs in every
part of the world. Twenty-five cents
a bottle Be sure and ask for 'Mrs
BJ'S Soothing Syrup '
A Washington sculptor bat l?-gun a
bus* of the? President, which will be
: at the l'an.? Imposition
The? American Glees Compiny, with
0,000 capital, was formed last
it Pittsborg, Penna.
Oliver H P Belmont.of New York,
has m ids a subscription to the Bryan
oampaign fund which is saiel t > be $2."?,
000
Richm rad is to have an abattoir and
meat packing '??lablif-hruotit. Mr
James B Puce list thehead of tbe enter?
prise
Hon. William J. Bryan and H >n. W.
B ?urkr Oockran express themselves as
pleased with the results of the trust
c ufere ce at ('hie-.ego.
There? is ?? ?i<l to be greater activity
in bull iini? lines in Virgiuia at present
than at any time during the history of
the Bt tie.
William J Bryan snored trusts iu an
addreoi at the Chicago truBt conference
Lut Saturday declaring that under no
olrcnmstancns did they produce good
reenlti t i the people.
Rev II. C. Garrison, the pistor of
the Marshall Street Christian church,
Richmond, Va. , on Sunday resigned
his charge. He will go to Danville,
Ky.. to accept a call to a church in
I .1 ?t is trltb r. i-r. t that he
o ii o ?nue rtton with the M srsh .11
congregation, if which he has
been the p ist >r fnur yours and five
months.
TT
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JlJ Will.
810 Main Street.
ran' Old Blnnd
A few ;?? Ices I i b ?an bniln
lug the dull -
l'i um- ,,? pound
M i'c.ir.iin No
Plain and Mix .i Candy 7o lb
l. ?rge i? ?x Lye Bo
I ump Ht arch !?? lb
A! tbaster SI iroh, ?a Ith Blueini
\\';ix to package,
i lorn Search to
boxe? M ib
for .?.:? )
h Wa-h Boanls
Pina lo .1 ?? o
Oobbli i
Ink Ha b 'H??
Buvelupes So p \
Paper ?( and i q i
Armour ? Hej g ap I I i
Our Favorite Soap, 19 bars fur 26e
This ?m old w.'ll -?'a- 'lie.i s,,ii|) rod
quantity in stock am
' i?? si,hi again al the prloe
Bpe i.il bargains in
SHOES, BOOTS,
1 in ware, Dry U oda, Notions,
try merchants will do well U
fng.
Don't forget the- places,
CHAMBERS
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FIGURE IT OU?.
A t'e'i'ny S;?\e;e-1
[sq Periqy fo[qde.
t grea
It will Dot take yon long to
? if yon will send me ?row
? i- m the iirocery Line.
- of
..FLOUR..
- 'h if ir?
O'.rr
1 The beat brands of
ROisHToED Coffee
PACKAGE wv/iiww
ir fust
FINE TEAS,
. I - and
The Flint St.;: :;,: Ms!:;:::
at a 1 rw prie".
('mi
Oanned Fruits,
Oanned M
oed Fish,
Oanned Milk,
Bv iporated Apple t,
?
? < Prunaa,
Silver I'luncte,
Water Bucket*,
a i-b B ?vda,
Brooma, Bruahei
A m m
I Dnst,
Waahing 1' iwder,
Laundry and Toilet Boaps.
All at tliH Lowest Possible
Price. Satisfaction Ruar
antPHel nr your money
back.
Remember, I a?-*11 thn be-st at
Lowest Prices.
Baled Hay, Mill Feed, Corn.
W. L. BURRUSS.
H lion? 1,
Eastern Shore News.
Ouaneoek, Va.. September Is ?
Many of the farmers and businessmen
of Accomao and Northampton counties
mot at ?inly Saturday to discuss and
f trmolate plans by which the agricul?
tural interests of the Shore?, esp?cially
the trucking interests now Buffering
groat depression from low price?,could,
if possible, be relieved. The meeting
was presided over by Thomas B (.?uinby.
There was a general discussion of the
causes of low prices and proposed
measures of relief. Reports by farmers
from all sections developed the fact
that there existed a large shortage in
the leading -.tapies of our truckers. A
committee of twelve leading gentlemen
of tho Shore was, on motion of Mr. F.
J McMath, appointed by the chalrimn
to consider and to report at the next
meeting a plan of organization by
which the farmers might hope to con
tro. to gome extent the prices received
by them for their products
Senator George? W. LeCato, author of
the now famous oyster law of the last
session of the Legislature, is critically
ill at his home, at Wachaprague.
Mrs A. Nottingham, of this town,
died after a lingering illness at her
home, about 4 o'cl ck Saturday. She
was about 45 years of age, and leaves a
husband aud two children.
National Export Exposition Philadelphia,
Pa.
Round trip tickets to Fhiladelphia,
including admission coupon to National
Bap >rt Kxposition September U.Novem?
ber :J0th , will be ?old for all trams leav?
ing on Taosdays and Thursdays of each
week.c immenceng Thursday,September
14th, and continuirg until Tuesday,
Nnvemlier 80th. at rate of pi ??0. Limit
of ticket December 4th,
O? O Oox.
Agent.
Dr. .V|,n-itt in to wrire a history of
the Biplist (?hutch, and will spend
some time abroad collecting data for
use in in this undertaking.
Another Shot. Another Shot.
ONE OAR LOAD. ONE OAR LOAD.
A-i Uobeard ol (j lantity lor tbis markel ! W i fa red an entire car load of
ik SUPERIOR DRILLS," " SUPERIOR DRILLS,"
nbich are regarded at "Superior" They lo plendid w >rk and all improvements uf merit will be found in the
patented ile I on the?e Drill?.. They are with and without Pertilner attaebment. Single and doublediao.
also tho Hue and 8boe. This improved Drill ia far in advance of all others, and no farmer needing a drill should
?i h moment as to what drill to bnj.
({'member the name ia "Superior" and every drill gnaranteedto do perfeel work under all conditions. The
I uwnei will begl id to bave nil farmera in waut of ?drill to call and? ximinetneau Superior Drills.
CHANCELLOR & RAWLINGS,
I'AK.MKK.V M ITI.V ST'-KK._^_ l'hl .M.UUKSBURO, VA.
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Simulier Goods at a Sacrifice.
Now is the time to buy Ladies Dresa Goods, Millinery Goods, Men und Boy'i Sum
niHr Clothing cheap. 7.r>c. Dress Goods at 39c. 2? and 37Jo. Dress Goods al 15c. Ladies
(lata and Ron net s cheap. Men's Crash Suits 1.-'.">, Boy's Crash Suits Tor. lien's Crash
Coals ' Alpaca, Mohair and Serge Coats, cheap. Come at once before stock is broken.
T. N. BRENT
LIGHT. LIGHT. LIGHT.
'? Why you tbonld be r-arefnl about what illuminatinp oil you no " The <?uality of oil ia determined by a
eombination of Gravity, PlaabTe t, Pira Te il and Color. Tin? chief point of purity and aafe?ty is a high Hash teat,
ami of burning properties h. high specific grayity, ami we claim for om Oil axeellenee in the above pointa.
\ ? burning oil : ? one of the pune pal hon lebold illnminanti don'l e?ndanger life? ami property by using common
e the pi ioe . ? I >w.
If mould be inffieienl when we say our " I?' ?VAL" OIL is the best we can -?? euro, sud w> secure it simply by
? ? little higher prien.
Price per gallon, 14c. Price per 5 gallons, 65c.
tk It ?lays to buy the best."
IV. L. BRAN NAN
1899. riv
rAYORnr
Time is the Test of Merit.
Not How Cheap,
i
^ But How Good.
This is the way the Farmers Favorite Grain Drills are built. Call to see
our sample Drills. They are all right in every particular and we will try to
make the price right too.
DECKER & ALIUCH.
' ?-????'?i
? W. A. Boll. E- C- Bel1
? W. A. BELL & BRO.
o Car Load Mason Fruit Jars,
One dozen in Box, CHEAP.
c
50 G joss Tin Fruit Cans at old prices.
? At the Furniture and China Store.
W. A. BELL Z BRO?,
g Merchant*, write for price,. MI MAIN STREET, FREDEKICKSBURG. VA.
THEY ARE CHEAPER NOW.
We have nol as large ? itock of Hammer Lawns, Organdie and P. K., and thin fabrics as
we had a month ago, bul we have ? choice lot and have
Reduced Prices to Make a CleanSweep
Mitrta Waists from 25c. up. Crash Skirls from 20c. op. Our Millinery Department is com
nieteini its Mid Summer specialties, and solicit a call and sure we can supply you with yon
Dresa Goodi and Millinery at the lowest prices at
924 MAIN STREET. H 1 M?M ?.
Confederate Veteran Day.
Thursday, September 28tn, will be
Oonfe?elerate Day at the Fredericksburg
Fair, and a ?rand reuulon will be held,
espeoially of the Thirtieth Virginia (
Regiment, Ikaxton's Battery and the
Ninth Virginia Cavalry. All Confed?
erate? Ve-terans are? cordially invited to
bo present and take part in the pro
ceedings.
LOCAL MARKET?
Wheat, 1)0 to 68; oorn,40 to43,moal DO
to 100 per 100 pounds; oat?, 23 to U ;
fowls (live), 6 to 6'-^ ; spring chickens,
s to 8 cts. per lb. ; lard, 7
to 8; egg?, 13 to 14 cts.; butter
lu to 20; hams, 10 to IP., Irish
P'itat es, 40 to 50 ; beef, 8 to 8?^ : veal
4 to 44 ; Fork, 4 to 4l-2 ; hides
(green),H to7 ?hides (dry),8 to 10;hides
(green) salted. 7 to 9.
Wool?Unwashed, 19 to ?0 ?washed,
M te, M
Tut Qraln Mar??t
i'he grain markets olosed yesterday
as follow? :
Chicago?Wheat, Sept. 70?.. ; May
71; Dec. 71'4 Corn, Sept. IS;
Bent oats, 21V
New York?Southern wheat. 70 to
77 ; Southern corn, 88 to 40.
Baltimore -SoutheYn wheat, (?5 to 72
Southern oorn, 88 to 89^.
Richmond?Wheat, do %o 71; o?rn,
42 to 43.
Aleian Irla?Wheat, 66 to 70 ; onrn
40 to 41
?BRADFIELD'8 1
\ FEMALE REGULATOR \
11 la for women'i el ??case? and In-egn- 1
j laritlee. It cure? everything th*t ia
\ i commonly called a * 'female trouble?. " 1
11 It acta eiirectly upon all the distinctly 'k
1 ! feminine organs of generation, driv- *
\ ing out weakness and Imparting j \
1 ! strength; ?topping unnatural drains, J
?| and regulating this monthly flow,;
iu every instance. It make? ?lcklv ' |
and w??ikly women strong and well
again. 81 a bottle at drug ?torea.
Bond for a free book about 11
1 Th?BradfleldRegulatorCo.,AtlaBta,fla. |
1 ?1ib?lft??Vi>?>^?^'??XAAa)>?A??*?J
1858. CHARTERED 1899
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY
MILITARY.
Experienevei corps of teachers. No
Khool oan offer superior advantages at
!? ->. money. Special attention to in
dividual students.
Next session opens September 14,
1880
For illustrated catalogue apply to
THE PRINCIPALS^
jy20-2m Locust Dale, va.
Let Us Talk Coffee.
After an experience of buying and
selling cotfee for forty-two years, we
claim to have some knowleelge of the
good and inferior article. For a nice,
mild and smooth drink we cannot too
hiiilily recommend the " ROYAL
ARMS, " roasted Mocha and Java
Oan be had of us
MAGRATH & OHESLEY.
Pure Country Vinegar
and fresh PICKLING SPICES
(correct price?) at
Magrath & Chesley's.
W. S. EMBREY,
'Bnceesator to Bmbray efe Berryuian.)
Dealer In RAILPOAI) 0BO88 TIKS I
DAB FUSTS, 8POKK8 AND HOOI'8
Keep? constantly on hand a large tnpj?l
of Haled Hay and Mill Feed. lar?iSe^ bm
??II????? riawil S>..?<?)?e?.?-??\rtr* ?Ta
Elire Grain Brills
FOR SALE!
R. L. BISOOE.
FRKDERIOKHHTJRU, VA.
NOTICE TO
All Who PeguVly Employ Me.
I.HENRY DEANE.
Olel HcI'hIiIo MI ?I J IHM. M QeMim
'?hone'lo Kr<(li?rkksi.iir?r, V??
will take On?? l-asm-nie-cr ?ml Tniiik
from thud?|).it rur ?Aocnts, or trunk ljoi-nl?.
Also h?ren?? ?tul Im?-?!,-? r??r siiluor hir?.
? p*-iy
Insurance?
A. B. Botts & Co.
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENTS IISUR
AHCUGEITS,
Office : 312 Commerce Street.
Represent? sixteen first-claw compan?
ies. Rates low as the 1.?west,and loasea
promptly adjusted and paid.
fjr I REFKEdEMT ONLY THK JB
Best,Strong,Old Fire
Insurance Co.'s
of this country and Europe. Aaset?
over fifty million dollar?. Low
rates and just settlement?.
S. V/ILLIS HOWARD,
INSURANCE AND COLLECTION AGENT.
FLOWERS
?-reat'y reduced
firlce?. IM Choice Hue?
lu-he? for II. Chrys
autN-raums, Carnations, Kurhala?, ftcsoenU
i h< h. Kurir Vt'Kculde PlauU cheap. Cut
r*low?ra anel Floral De?i**na.
C?ll a' K. 0. Nlnde'? t?toro and get ?cata?
logue? and leave your Order?.
J. PALMEB GORDON
Klonst. Alahlaod. v?
Has Moved His Tonsorial Parlor
Mr. Charle? Laweon haa moTi d hisTonaorlal
Parlor from upper Commer?a street to the
offloe lately occupied by the Pre? Lamo?,
where he Is prepared todo all work auch a?
?bavin?*, Hair Cuttlna, Shampoolo? and Hjtf
Druwln?; Id the boo?! artlatlc manner. B
?hop is larreand oommodlou?, always coo
even In tbia moat oppreaalve weather. Neat
nt?ss and the latest atylc of work will be on?
of the chief feature? of this establish ment.
??Ire ?sea oall.
* rn?RIJHUwsem.
HOTEL DANNEHL,
HENRY DANNEHL. Poor.)
European *nd amerlosui plan. ?team. Ua?
??ectrtolty. Comfortable nonaa ?*??at-i?i
Ubi Good lwt?u?^E.?^SWi^ioff?A
k ?on ?oppin-d BAH?nd un-raiL L|Muon
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