The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-07-16

SputsNlNania, were NlsltpTs al l"'
FREr LAME office Saturday.
The postoidce at lludibras. King
Groroe county has been discontinued,
the mail going to Port Conway.
Mrs II. 4. Coleman aud sou. Gravatt
Coleman. of Richmond are the guests oil
the family oi MIR. George iravatt
Remember the only excursion ot tins
saosnn tn Buck Roe Beach Old Point ana
Newport News will 20 July 3oth.
DR. T.. Stin did not 90 to Buffalo
with the Washington Guards lie was
prevented by business engagements
Mr. r. y. Cunningham left yesterday
for Charlottesville. where he Is employed
ior the present with Baker ana Wallace
Mr. Walter II. Boxlcy has sold to Mr..
". :. Hicks lot on Commerce street
opposite the City cemetery. Terms PR
Vate.
Mrs l. y Barney and her mother-m-
law Mrs Mamie Barney have returned
home from visit To the Valley oi \ir-
ginia.
Mfr Edward McCracken, who has been
here during the strike at Newport News
has returned t. that city To RESUME ms
duties.
Miss Lena Rowe accompanied MT i.
p. Rowe ON the trip To the annual meet
ing Of the Virginia Press Association
at Luray.
Mr.. JOS +. Cox spent a part oi iast
SUNDAY in fredericksburg, where he went
to see his brother. Mr. e. &. CoN.-haho-
yer Herald.
Ii Won have any good words to say o
us and our business. tell somebody else.
If any fault to find. tell us. &. W. Jones.
the cash man.
Mr. G.. e. Rowlett was out on crutches
saturday He cannot put his loot 10 the
ground. aud it will be some time before
he can use IT.
The regular fare from Fredericksburg
10 Newport News and return Is about
500. You can 20 on the excursion
July Both FOR $500.
The Christian church at Bowling Hreen'
Caroline county. il preparing 10 enter
tain the Tidewater District CouNeh'o"'
which meets there August 9th.
G. W. Jones wants trade OF the down
river" people. lie thinks the doWn,riNer
people want To come To fredericksburg
therefore we all want river boat.
Mrs r. \. Cunningham and children,
will leave this week To spend the heated
term with Mrs. L. l.. Cunningham, at
Amissville, Rappahannock county.
1.-THE values we give you do not merit
vour patronage. then we do not eNper'
yom 10 trade withus Money sworth.
or money back. is e. W. Jones motto.
4 lawn party will be given by the Wo.
mans Missionary Society oil the baPlls'
church. ON the night OF Tuesday July
ord at a place To be- hereafter named
\iessrs Rowe and lee. OF THE FREl
I,ycF. are for several days this week at
Iurov and Natural Bridge with the an
nual gathering Of Virginia newspaper
men
Rlack Death is the cheapest and oesl
destroyer of Potato Bugs, Cabbag'
/ Worms. Pickle and Melon Bugs at Han
/ Drug store Also everything III lh'
/ Drug line. ut lowest prices.
Mr. William Caruthers is in eXtreml
nj the residence of Miss Jennie nay II
tbis city. Mr.. Caruthers suffered strok
az noralvsis while in the South, ana cam
hack here about two months ago AM
has been i'll since that time.
letter received Sunday by gentle
man of this city from Col. +. ID. Ooi'
states that he is improving, that his SUI
ronndinps are pleasant and favorable
and that he il not the only sick person n
fine Buffalo Iithia Springs
Messrs Cartright 4 Davis have puI
chased the mud machine, which was use
in cleaning out the canal. They Will r.
model il and convey stone from the quar-
rv IN the basin. if they can make al
ronrements for the use OF the canal
Among the addresses at the Baltlmor
Conference Sunday school convention
the Methodist Episcopal Churcn, Souti
mt Lexington, last week, was one o
.Trbe Sunday School and Good Citlzel
shin by Rev. G. T. Tyler, OF this city.
The Richmond Times of Saturday say
Miss Julia Munford, OF stafford count.
is visiting friends on Church Hill. Nh
Susie Beazley. of Essex, has gone TO Sn
sex To spend the summer. Mrs. v
q Stanard will spend August and Sc
tember in Culpeper.
Mr. A. b. Chandler, a Master OF Arts
! the University of Virginia, delivered
lecture here on Tuesday night, the su
iect OF which was woman in History
= The subject was very cleverly handle
and those who stayed away missed
:. intellectual treat.-Tidewater Democra
Mr.. Moses Rheim, OF the Limerick 81
: Company. Washington, spent Sund'
here with his wife. who was a guest
her father. Mr.. b. Goldsmith. They IL
Yesterday. accompanied as far as thu
= home by Mr.. b. Goldsmith, wife and daue
ters. Misses Rosa and Julia, who "
summer at the Fauquier White Sulph
Springs.