The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-12

Mrs George RICHARDSON OF WashinR-
tOn, Is the guest OF DR. W b Goodrich
aud family.
Mr.. Frank Chichester. Of Stafford,
Left for Alexandria yesterday to attend
the U. 5. Grand Jury term Of court.
Miss Jennie May Goolrick is the
guest Of Rev. Garter Page aud family,
IN Oulpeper county.
Miss Xarifa Hooe, Of King George.
who has been the guest OF relatives
here, left Tuesday for Washington.
Orchards in the Alden neigbborhood
were considerably damaged by the
wind storm Sunday
The following pensions were granted
az Washington James Weston, Eastyllle
So Henry Oustis. Eastyllle, $,
Mr. II Lewis Wallace, who has been
very sick for the past TWO week, was
slightly improved yesterday.
Growers from King George aud Stat
ford say the watermelon crop this year
Will be very short.
Ladies aud Gents can get their wants
supplied in summer underwear as Q W
Jones Cash Store
Mrs B b Johnston and daughters,
Misses Grace aud Marguerite, left for
Washington yesterday, where they Will
reside Ia the future
Mr. Charles f. McCauey is spending
the mouth Of July With bis family here.
De mas greatly improved his residence
on upper Main street.
DR.. John P. Stiff. of Westmoreland,
was q visitor TO Tue Free Lance ONCE
this week. He was Gu route to the
Dental Convention at Old Point
Miss Elsie Smith, Of Richmond. who
has been the guest Of Maj J. Horace
Lacy and family. LETT tuesday for a
vlsis to Washington.
Mrs. B. P. McKenny and daughter
Mrs L. ". Finch. Of Richmond, are
the guests Of DR.. W. J. Crlttendon and
family in Orange county.
Mr.. Addison Henderson. Of King
George. brought in Tuesday the htst
caDtalOupes VI the season They were SOLD
for 10 cts. each.
Mrs. Florence Alsop. Of this county,
has returned fiom visit 20 relatives IN
South Carolina Miss Mlutague, her
cousin, accompanied her.
Mrs. Charles Herndon and little
da lighter. are guests at Ocean view.
Mr.. CHARLES HerndGn, who has also been
there for several days returned Tuesday.
Mr.. G. ". Bfoaddus. who mas been
visiting in Caroline. passed through
the city Wednesday, en- route 20 his
home in Orange.
Mr.. K T. Lunsford, Of Caroline, was
in the city yesterday. II is whispered
that he was here making preparations
20 take a companion In bis bachelor
home.
Your ribbon, lace, gloves. handker'
chief, hose, coIsets and other dry goods
wants can be easily supplied at q. W
Jones cash store. Write, see, phone
OF send in your orders
DR. J. T. Thompson is at Old Point
attending q meeting Of the Virginia
Dental Society, aud the National Asso-
citation of Dental Examiners, to which
ne is a delegate
Mrs. Eugene Bode gave 40 entertain
ment on Monday evening in honor OF
her sister, Miss Mary Miller. Many
guests were present Sweet music and
delightful refreshments were features
OF the occasion.
Now is the time to have an exact
photograph If yourself. You can have
it made st the Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery, Sl7 Main street All work hn-
ished beautifully and satisfaction guar
anteed in every particular
During terrible wind-storm Sunday
the chimney on the residence OF Dr.. T.
f Ninde, Of King George. was blown
down The debris fell through the roof
Of his office, which sdj0ins his resi-
dence. crushing furniture, medical
cases, etc.
Do you need one? Well you should
see them. Just received 700 white and
drab corsets at 500 each, worth Zoo. {;
$50 white do. at 500 each, worth 81
These are the greatest bargains in cor
sets ever offered ia the old town. Il. l.
Baker.
Mr.. Melville Littrell, of this city.
while at work on the barn of Mr.. 1. Il.
Bubb, near Woodbridge, Monday fell
from the second floor, breaking his leg
and bruisiDg his body. He was brought
home here and is doing well.
The most popular destroyer Of Potato
Bug, cabbage and plant worms is 'Black
Death. 5cts. per pound Sold only at
Halls Drug Store, general resort for
choice drugs, chemicals, &c.
Mr. Robbie Harris has returned from
a pleasant visit 10 his friend. MI. Ashby
L. Payne, in Orange county. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Payne, who is
spending several days here with his
his sister, Mrs g. Warren Nash.
A chance to get a S. umbrella for 50
the SO. so quality for 50, the 81 30 quail
ity for 81 90. A lot Of lower grades at
the same reduction. New, large lot.
one Of kind to select ftom, at T. N.
Brent's.
Mr. J. F. Brown, treasurer Of Fed
erioksbur9 Council, No. 4l6. Royal Ar.
oanum. mas paid so the widow Of the
late Ohas Z. Hunter SO 900, the amount
for which he was insured in the order.
Mrs A. Randolph Howard and
daughter. Frances. left by boat today
for King George, where they will visit
relatives She was accompanied by
Mrs. O T. Terry. Of Washington.