The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-25

supplied In summer uuutlWthi ~ y. W
Jones Cash Store.
A man who farms with brains. as
we'll as hands, looks with favor upon
the Superior Disc Drill.
Don't miss getting Is fne photo.
graphs for 10 cents az Naramore' Is, next
to Adams Express %.
Miss Eva Tyler. who has been the
guest Of Miss Minnie q Smith, in King
George. has returned home.
Miss Jennie Daniel has returned home,
after q pleasant visit to friends in West
moreland and Lancaster counties
Hon and Mrs. IL f. Crismond and
daughter. Miss Bessie have returned
home, after ten-days visit TO Atlantic
City.
The service Of the Mission will be
held at p m Sunday in the King
building Mr. Il. b MoCalley viii
speak
Miss Lily Woods has returned home
after a pleasant visit Of several months
to Mr.. Watt Tyler and family. in West
moreland county.
Assistant Postmaster George O.
Broaddus. of Penola, Caroline county
died Tuesday at PenOla, from the effects
Of typhoid fever.
The first car Of wheat drills ever
brought 70 Fredericksburg and sold in
one season, was the Superior Disc, at
chancellor q Rawlings.
The annual picnic Of Belle Air Sun.
day school was given last Tuesday in
Pdmmer's Grove. in Stafford, and was
a most enjoyable affair
Ladies should see the latest New York
styles IN Gray Felt Hats They are
lighter and more satisfactory for gen.
eral wear than straw. Brent's Mil.
linery Department.
Master Jno. Cox. son Of Mr.. Jno B
Cox. had the misfortune to fall and
break his arm while playing Thursday
afternoon. Dr. J +. Tompkins rem
dered medical attention.
Go 10 Halls Drug Store for Insect
Powder. Fly Paper, Moth Balls, Lon
don Purple, "Black Death" for bugs
of ell kinds, also Landreth's Turnip
seed at low prices just received at
Halls
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Clark. Of Union
willie. Va Announce the coming marriage
Of their daughter Miss Stella, 30 Mr. r.
H. Faulcouer, TO take place September
4th, 3 p. m at Rhoadesville church.
No cards.
Quite number Of Fredericksburg
people attended the entertainment at
Belle Air church. in Stafford Thursday
night The ladies were we'll patrOnized
and a handsome sum realized for church
purposes.
In the absence Of the pastor Rev.
John A. Dearborn. OF Richmond, will
preach at the Christian church here
Sunday morning. and also conduct the
union service, which will be held there
Sunday night
Now IS the time 70 have an exact
photograph Of yourself. You can have
1t made az the Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery, 8l7 Main street All work fin
shed beautifully and satisfaction guar.
anteed in every particular.
Do you need one? Well you should
see them. Just received 700 white and
drab cOrsets at SOC. each, worth 100
$50 white do. at $50. EACH worth 81.
These are the greatest bargains in cor
sets ever offered in the old town. E. T.
BGker
The Oulpsper Enterprise says REV.
Magee, Of the Episcopal church. mis-.
sionary from Cuba. preached in st
Stephen last Sunday subject, Cuban
Mission i" which proved very interest
ing and instructive, and was enjoyed
by an appreciative audience.
Misses Oorrie and Sudie Kite and
brother, Mr.. Lester Kite, with Miss
Buckner, ell Of Madison, spent several
DAYS last week with friends and relatiyei
in this county. Miss Eva Wood ward.
after a delightful visit Of some six wee ks
to relatives and friends in Oulpsper, IS
expected home this week Page Oour-
Ter.
Messrs Richard and Colder FAIR are
visiting at Judge Shumate's, in Eau
quier county Miss Sarah BaTtenstein
and Miss Margaret Gray, OF Warrenton.
are the guests of Mrs. Thos Moore
Mr. Russell Denny Whitehead, son Of
the late Joseph W. Whitehead. died
Tuesday at his home, in Washington
aged IS years Fairfax Herald
Two letters mailed to the Sentinel
one at Fredericksburg and one at living
ton on July 28th. arrived safe and sound
on August 6th-ten days from Freder.
icksburg TO Urbanna is making pretty
fair time, bat as we occasionally have
three, often two and always one mail q
day from Irvington, it appears that
nine days is just little long for o let
ter to be on the road --Southside Sem
tinel.
Thursday morning the body of an I'M.
known white tramp was found at the
foot of Potomac Run bridge, on the r
+. q p. r r In Stafford county One
arm was broken in several places, and
the man had probably been killed by
being struck by train and knocked
from the bridge several days before he
was found A corOner's inquest was
held, but there was nothing on his per.
son to lead 20 Identification and the
remains were inferred after the jury
rendered a verdict of accidental death
from being struck by train.
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