The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-07-27
Comments.

IN AsheYllie, y. I.
Mrs. A. r. Lynn. Of stafford, was
in the city Thursday.
For comfort get american Lady Cor
sets from C. W. Jones.
A refreshing rain. which was badly
needed. tell here Thursday night.
MIR. John Frazer OF Orange county
was in the city several days this week.
Mr.. n. 4. Willard. of MassaponaV was
"a caller mt Tur FRrr Lance office Thurs
day.
Miss SalGe Carter died Wednesday at
her home near Underwater. OF consump-
tion.
Rev. Gco r. Tyler will preach at the
Peoples Mission sunday night at =
o'clock.
Miss Laura Motley. who has hecn visit
ing her sister. Mrs w. b. Rowe, has re
turned home.
Misses BERTHA and Helen Latanc. of
Tappahaunock, are visiting Miss Clara
Cox in Ashland.
Miss Bessie Hayden has returned home
from Orange county. where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Mamie Bowie. of King George.
died "a few days ago of typhoid pneu-
monia. AGED sixteen years
Mr.. and Mrs. DayidC. Hanson are visit
inc MIR llanson's uncle. /. y. Marshal
Morgan Treat. AT West Point
The first load Vi Stafford watermclons
was brought 20 market Thursday. Ihey
were ripe and sold ior - cts. each
Mrs. Lima Mayo Turner. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. Randolph
Howard. is now visiting so Alhemar"
county.
The Sunday school of Ebenezarchurch,
in Stafford. had an excursion To Somer-
set Beach last week. which was highly
enjoyed.
Rev. 4. r. Lynn passed through the
city Thursday cu route to Richmond
county. where he wilassistmprotracted
meetings.
II YOU have any good words 10 say oi
rs and our business tell somebody else.
II any fault to find cell MS 4. W. Jones.
the cash man.
Major ". ;. Embrcy who is delegate
from the Methodist church here is att
tending the District Conference. Nhirh II
held at MiIdlehurg this year.
You will find at Halls Drug store a
lorpe assortment OF landreth's Iurnlp
Seeds mt low prices Also everything in
the Drug line ON best terms
Mr. and Mrs. Towlcs Herring have re-
turned from fredericksburg 10 make
their future home in Orange We wei
come them back.-Orange Nirglman.
G.. ". Jones wants trade OF the down
river people He thinks the down-river
people want 10 come 20 fredericksburg,
therefore we all want q river boat.
MIR Perry Sullivan was severely pros
tratcd bv the heat while assisting Do
loading tine steamer "IUll at toal
Landing this week. lie has recovered.
If the values we give you DO not merit
your patronage. then we do not expect
Won 10 trade withus Money : worth.
or money back, is e. W. Jones motto
WANTED-2J teams TO haul bricks
from onr works 10 Washington. -. T..
Can average $3.50 day. JAOhNON,
PHILLIPS BRICK CO.. Brick Haven. NJ "a.
The Weems Line steamers leaving the
Rappahannock river for Baltimore, are
now loaded nearly every day with buck
cts of blackberries and barrels OF table
corn.
Mr.. George Warren. of New York. was
in the city this week. the guest OF rela-
tives. lie is now visiting his parents.
Can't. and Mrs. u. |. Warren. in Orange
county.
Alexander Chrisman. infant son of
Thos and Christian Grammar Armstrong.
died recently in Richmond. Thedeceased
was nephew of Mr. " l.. Braman, oil
this city.
Mrs. :. L. Cannon. who was sum
moned 10 Smithheld several days ago 10y
the illness of her sister Mrs. Maurice
Lauhorne. who since died. returned home
this week
The good people along the Rappahon-
mock live we'll They wear good clothes
/ G.. ". Jones sells dry goods cheap. Now
folks. let's get together and have river
boat. We all need il.
DIR. V. o Caruthers. OF King George. II
nj the eve jnfirmary in Richmond, where
n successful operation has been performed
| bS DR.. White in removing a catarac'
from his eye.
WANTED-5O men to shoveland work
ON brick yard at Sl.25a day. Free hous'
rent and stable room for all who apply
Mt once. JACKSON. PHILLIPS BlslCh
/ CO.. Brick Haven. Va.
] Mr.. p. f. Wise. OF fredericksburg. ar
rived in the city this morning. lie ha'
lust opened a wholesale and retail frui
store Mt Aronhcim's old stand. Mali
charlottesville Progress.
Judge 4. W. Wallace closed the Cor
poration court for the summer yesterday
and Judge j. L. Mason hastaken reces
in the Circuit court until Tuesday, whel
he will also close his court for the sum
mer.
Mr.J.B. Smith. OF Summit, this county
had three COWS killed by lightning Thurs
dav night. al three were killed unde
one tree. Much damage was also don
to fruit and crops by the wind in tina
locality.
The Washington Wooden Mills hay
rented the storehouse of DR.. Geo. II
Chewing on Main street. and will ope
n retail establishment for their good
manufactured here Business will con
mence on August LIST
Politics in Essex.