The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-07-25
Current Comments.

Tuesday in the city
Miss SalHe Franklin, of Stafford, is
quite sick at her home.
Miss Louise Steel. Of Richmond, is visit
ing Mrs. Marion Willis
For comfort get american Lady Cor
sets from c. ". Jones.
Mr.. Fayette George, Of Washington,
formerly of this city, is the guest of rela-
tives here.
Postmaster John NJ. Griffin, who has
been indisposed for several days, in much
improved.
Mr.. W. X. Goodrich has returned to his
business at Charlottesville after a pleas
ant visit here.
Mr.. David lIirsh has returned from At
lantic City. His family will remain dur
ing the summer.
The Red Men Of this city are arranging
for nm excursion down the Rappahan-
mock some time in August.
Messrs K. \. kishpaugh and K. L.
pignum have returned from a tcn-days
trip to the Buffalo Exposition.
Mr.. Richard Z. Swift has gone to At
lantic City and Thousand Islands. lie
will spend several weeks on the trip.
Mr.. J. r. Broaddus. oi Caroline, and
Mr.. NJ. +. French. OF MhidleseX. were Wis
itors To TmE FREE LANE office Tuesday.
Ifvou have any good words TO say OF
us and our business. tell somebody else.
II any fault to find. tell us. {. W. Jones.
the cash man.
The regular fare from fredericksburg
to Newport News and return Is about
81 90. You can go on the excursion
July 30th for $500.
Mr.. Walter Franklin, OF Lancaster, Pa,
who has been the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Franklin in Stafford,
returned home Tuesday.
You will find at Halls Drug Store a
large assortment of Landreth's Turulp
Seeds mt low prices. Also everything IN
the Drug line ON best terms.
e. ". Jones wants trade OF the down
river" people He thinks the down-riVer
people want to come To fredericksburg,
therefore we all want river hoat
Mrs Matela Kenney, colored woman.
died nj her home near White Oak, in
Stafford Monday. aged lO6. She was
buried Tuesday evening at . clock.
If the values we give you do not merit
your patronage. then we do not expect
Won To trade withus. Money sworth,
or money back. is e. W. Jones motto
Mr. Lewis T. Gouldin, of Caroline. sold
to r. b. TOombs, OF Rappahannock Acad.
emv. this week. four two-mOnths-old
calves for $40 each They were very fine.
WANTED-25 teams to haul bricks
from our works to Washington. D. {.
Can average $3.50 a day. JACKSON,
PHILLIPS BRICK CO.. Brick Haven. Va.
Mr.. C.. W. Marshall and wife, OF Wash
ington. have been visiting the family OF
Mr.. Lewis Gouldin. in Caroline. Mr.. NJ.
returned Yesterday but Mrs. NJ Will re-
main several weeks
The good people along the Rappahan-
mock live well. They wear good clothes.
C.. W. Jones sells dry goods cheap. Now
folks. let's get together and have a river
boat We all need it,
The family of Mr.. P.N.D. Conway is at
Belmont" the home of Mr.. W. +. Flick
len. near Falmouth They will leave Tor
the North next week to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer.
WANTED-5O men to shoyeland work
on brick yard at Sl.25a day. Free house
rent and stable room. for all who apply
ot once JACKSON. PHILLIPS BRICK
CO.. Brick Haven. Va
Mr. John J. Chew, who is looking after
colonial estates for Pittsburg. Pa, real
estate firm. has gone to Richmond. and
from there will 60 to stanton, Ohar-
lottesyile and Winchester
DIR. J. +. Anderson, formerly OF this city
WHO'S attached to the AmericanC Consulate
at Liverpool England. was among the
quests at the annual Independence Day
Banquet, in London, July 4th.
Two large shells, relics of the Civil war
were ploughed up on the farm OF Mr. Il.
NJ. boswell, in SpOtsylvaniacOunty near
this city. this week. Mr. boswell pre-
scented one of them TO Judge Goodrich.
Rev. DR.. J. 5. Dill, Rev. Decatur Ed
wards and Capt $. Quinn are attend
ing the Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton Of the Goshen District, now in SEES
sion at Zion church. in Orange county.
1t is expected that the Glen Allen Bap-
fist church. in Henrico county, will ex-
tend call to Rev. Wayland +. Duna-
way, Jr., Of Lancaster county, to become
pastor of that church. He is nephew
of Rev. DIR. r. 5. Runaway, OF this city.
The Washing ton Guards, who returned
Sunday morning from Buffalo, speak
giowingly Of the time they had and o
/ the officers and friends who made it pos
sible for them to go. The accounts they
give OF the many things they saw maxi
their "stay at home" comrades WIS.,
they had gone. too.