The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-05-17

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for sale.
Mrs. DR.. J. N. Barney and Mrs John
White left yesterday for Washington.
Mr.. John Long died at his home in
Caroline Saturday, aged SO years.
Bernard's Favorite at 50 90 complete
lie beauty.
Capt. H Endsor. of King George
was among the visitors to the city
Tuesday.
Chewing and smoking tobacco and
cigars at Henry ulman's, 4SS Main
street.
Rev. W. d. Smith and Mr.. William
Herndon are among the visitors at the
Carnival.
Mrs. NJ. V. Strasburger and little son
are the guests Of Mr.. NJ. y. Strasbnrger
and family.
Mrs ] Z. Thompkins and children
have returned from Welt TO relatives
in Lynohburg
The condition Of Mr.. W. U. Knox,
at johns. II jpkins hospital, Baltimore,
continues critical.
Mr.. John Brooks, had his right hand
accidently mashed while working at
the granite works.
Misses Elizabeth and Jennie Hurkamp
and Aimee MoLoud left for Richmond
Tuesday for a visit.
Me-. and Mrs. Chas. E. Tackett have
returned after a pleasant visit to Iela'
tives in Alexandria.
Miss Dent. Gf Alabama. who has
been the guest of Miss Pauline Ram
say returned home yesterday.
Mrs. James H. Boggs and Miss
Blount Mason. of King George. were
in the city shopping Tuesday.
Miss Mamie B Pitts. of Huntington,
W. Va. is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
A d Tspscott, 10 this city.
Your attention is called to the card
Of Mr. S. S. Bradford announcing him
self candidate for City Council
Mrs. l.. G. Reynolds and Mrs. E.
Martin left Tuesday for Richmond.
where they Will visit friends for some
time.
commencement dresses are now in
order. The most comprehensive line
Of materials is 20 be found at .. W.
Jones'
Mrs I. +. Stonebraker. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. J X Rawlings. re-
turned yesterday to her home IN Rich
mOnd.
Mr.. Cartwright while using a crow
bar on q piece OF curbing in front OF the
court house had his right hand severe
ly mashed.
DR.. ]. Garnett King and Misses
Grace King and Mamie Stone are
among the visitors ct the Carnival IN
Richmond.
Mrs A V. Blsydes and daughter,
Miss Callie -Ksthrine Blaydes. OF
Guineys. were 10 the city Tuesday WIS.,
Iting friends and relatives.
At Halls Drug Store you will find
Landreth's Garden Seed, large stock at
low prices, also Drugs. Chemicals,
Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes and Combs
The Virginia Oitiz,n of last week
has, among other arrivals at the Irving
ton Beach Hotel. the names Of Messrs
Thomas and q. Wistar Wallace, Of this
city.
Mr. George w. Grigsby. Superintend-
emit of Schools of King George county,
was at the Department Of PublIc 10.
struction yesterday. Tuesday Dis
patch.
''rhis a very dry SPELL" might be
remarked with propriety and all ami
NAL and vegetable life is suffering.
Thermometer for three days past has
registered 80 in the shade in Freder-
icksbuTg
Misses Mamie Boatwright and Kate
Kishpaugh left for Richmond Monday
afternoon. Miss Kishpaugh will visit
Newport News aud Norfolk before re-
turning home
The meeting at the Christian church
will close Wednesday night Rev. S.
H. Forrer, the pastor, has been preach
ing earnestly and instructively TO good
congregations.
Mrs. W l. Seldom and little daugh-
ter. who have been the guests OF her
father. DR.. II NJ ID Martio aud fam
lily, left yesterday for Oheraw, 8. o,
where they will reside.
Mr. Eugene Scrivenor, eldest son Of
Mrs. Mary and tbe late James Scrive-
nor, of King George county, died at his
mothers residence, near Rosita. King
George county, last week
We have received an invitation so the
annual commencement Of Whitsett In
stitute, Whitsett, N. O May 1922 and
%. 1900 Mr. John +. Watson, OF Orange
county, formerly of this city, is one OF
the marshals Of the occasion.
Flowers of every kind. A choice variety
Of ported plants Celebrated plant food,
10 css a bag Also vegetable plants.
Gall at green house, or leave order
with W A. Bell & Bro Frank T.
OOVey, florist Phone call, ll2
Do you need one? Well you should
see them. Just received 700 white and
drab corsets ct 500 each, worth 200.
$50 white do. at go. each, worth 81.
These are the greatest bargains in COR
sets ever offered in the old town. E. 7.
Baker.
The remains of the late DIR. M. Y
Hart were inferred in the City Oeme.
terry Tuesday morning The funersl
services were held in the Baptist church
az 10 a. m. and were conducted by Rev.
DIR. ]. s. Dill. assisted by Revs
E p. Hawkins, Of the county,
and Decatur Edwards During the
services DR.. Charles e. Outcalt touch
iuply sang ''Some Sweet Day. " and the
choir rendered selection. Besides the
concourse Of friends the Junior Order
United American Mechanics attended
=. hodv Tha floral tributes were