The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-18

Memories Of Old Virginia at the
Opera House tonight Tuesday, at 80.
Go and enjoy an hour Of amusement
aud instruction.
Mrs. Valentine Dannehl was called
TO Petersburg Saturday, by the death
of her father, Mr.. Robert Browder. of
that city.
Miss Fannie Beale and her brother,
Master Frank Beale are visiting their
aunt Mrs f. T. Huntington. in Char
lOttesyllle.
NJ. G. H. Anderton, of Sauda. rep
resenting the grocery firm Of q. y.
Woodland x Co Of Norfolk, was in the
city yesterday
1t want 10 employ a teacher in my
hone 70 instruct two children. Must
be- able 10 teach music to beginner
ADDRESS X MassapOnax, Va.
Go to the Opera House tonight
| Tuesday,. and hear Judge Flournoy
IN Memories Of Old Virginia Before
the War " You Will enjoy it.
Ab. Niece, Jr. Tell through lad
der while making repairs at the j. e.
Hurkamp Company 5 sumao mill yes
terday AID injured his back severely.
Capt Mason Gourley. Councilman
" IL Hurkamp and Mr. g. +. Bray
ton. State Agent Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, spent Sunday at
Old Point
New line of Ladies' Muslin Under
wear. Beautiful New Garments just
out Of the factory. Every garment q
bargain Come and see them, at L
y Brent's.
Memories If Old Virginia Before
the War" at the Opera House tonight.
Tuesday. II Will be amusing and in
structive Don't fail to 90. Admission
20 all parts of the house % cts
Do not fail to hear Judge H. W
Flournoy in Memories Of Old Virginia
Before the War" at the Opera House
tonight Tuesday, at 5 30 You will
miss a treat if you do.
George Green, of the Eagle Shoe
Factory, had the middle finger Of his
eft hand so badly in :ured, being
caught in the moulding machine. Sat
urday. that it was amputated
Rev 5. W Cole was in the city Sun
day and yesterday the guest Of his rela-
tive. Col +. d Cole He was on his
way TO his home in Culpeper, from the
b r p L. Convention in Richmond.
The family Of Mr. Lawrence A
Slaughter. of Selma Ala, who have
been here for week have gone to Gull
peper, where they will remain until
October l. Mr. 5. has returned to
Selma
Mr.. George II. Warren, son of Capt.
II. l. Warren, of Orange, and formerly
Of this city. but now 10 the auditing
department Of the Adams Express Com
pany in New York. is here on visit
| 10 relatives.
Magrath & Chesley sold on Saturday
| to Jacob KuIz the farm recently pur-
chased from the estate Of Mr. Geo j.
Lightner. situated in Stafford, one
mile above Falmouth. on the telegraph
road Price 81 ,250
Rev Jacob Sallade, of Milton, Penn,
will preach at the Baptist church on
Wednesday night Mr.. Sallade is an
old Fredericksburg boy and his success
in the ministry is joy to his many
friends in this city.
Mrs Sara Stanard and her daughter,
| Mrs. J. J. Dunlop. Of New York, ar
rived here Saturday, and were the
guests of their relatives. Mr.. W. l.
Bradbury and family until yesterday,
when they left for Orange.
Misses Ethel and BuDnie Andcrton,
daughters Of . II. Anderton. ESQ OF
Saluda. are the guests Of the family OF
". 5 Chesley here They will also
visit the family of Treasurer II. g.
Chesley, in Stafford, before returning
home.
You will find at Htll's Drug Store the
most complete assortment of sick room
reuqisites. Hot water bottles. air pill
lows. fountain and bulb syringes. rub
! Der bed pans, soft rubber face bottles,
atomizrrs and all appliances needed
either by physician or patient.
Mr.. Charles Pearson Johnston and
| Miss Kate Claire Fields were married in
| Seattle. Washington on Saturday even
ing at O'Clock. The Free Lance ex-
tends congratulations and hopes soon
|
to his former home in Fredericksburg
A very large audience attended the
union services at the Methodist Church
Sunday night Rev. Cephas Shelburne
preached an able and impressive sermon
on Service " The other ministers in
attendance and taking part in the SER
vice were Rev. j. T. Stump Rev. DR..
J. S. Dill and Rev. s. W. Cole.
At meeting of the Sunday School
Society of the Baptist Church, held
Sunday evening, Rev. DR.. J. S Dill,
Capt S. j. Quinn. Messrs. W. l. Bur.
russ and s. + Eastburn were elected
delegates to the Goshen Baptist Sunday
| School Convention, which convenes at
County Line Church. Wednesday, July
l9,h and continues two days.
Fifteen or twenty delegates from the
b. Y. p Union. of the Baptist church
here. attended the international meet
ing in Richmond, and all have re-
turned and are enthusiastic in their
praise of the excellent programs Of
music. addresses, &C., and Of the per.
feet arrangements provided by the
Richmond people.
DIR. J. S. Dill will hold a protracted
meeting with South Anna Baptist
Church in Louisa county. beginning
next Sunday. In the absense OF the
pastor, Rev. l.. + Barton, Arkansas,
will supply the pulpit of the Baptist
church here next Sunday. Mr.. Barton
is a brilliant young man, and his preach