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batttttltD gcfd)idt.

5epss Jabr wirp cine sroBe Nn3abl
bettagenswerfber seioenpfn, reren eungen
ppn fAmerSbaften 5uiten seaualt iinp,
senStbist, rim anperes <na aufsu1uhen.
Ties 1T inoehen icbr fpflpielis unp niat
INNER liher. 0sbt niht binauS in's
gril, wabreno Dr. Sings ,,glew DiSeu<
serp" sesen Nus3ebruns Sud beauem su
.6auIe flriren fann. Dieles Ntittel 1T
bic unieblbarlte Wepi3in sesen 5alten,
Grfaltunsen uno ale m0slihen 6als- II.
eunsentranfbeiten. Shcn Die erae Dclis
brtnst ainperuns Gritaunlihe t5eilunsen
werpen ourd furtselesten @ebrauh err
,elt. prcbe-SlaIbhen fret gu baben in
Der Npptbefe Ypn 6rant NtGller II. Subn.
Yreis SOC. uno $l.00. Sepe 6la1he III
9arantiert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-02
Gs un,iai,t Den GrDbaa.

Der STUFF BON gudlen's Qrniea Salbe
ais Die bette in rer gEelt, erltredt li6
ilber Die ean;e Grptugel. Gs III pas ein=
3ise spllfummene 5eilmittel fiir Shniti<
munpen, 5ilnerausen, Sranpmunoen,
SuetlAunsen, 8unren, &ppfldcri geu<
len, 0el6wulite, glutselchwiire uno alle
arten BON 6autauslhlas. Das ein;ise
unfeblbare Mittel sesen 5dmurrboiben.
Die Sha6tel su 25e. in Der Npptbefe Don
Tranf MuQer uno Gc6n.
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gDaruns saia,t gietd, oas bette :?

9rIIet 9aes unb bebaltt haS Bette. go lautet eine
alte Grmobnung, bic anBer Sirs geiest merbeH olte
9per nit enea Seioen bebofte IT ppruehmdl etnem
foIden beg 9agenS pher Der &eber piro iDrtmdbreno
beitrt beieS ober ienes Ulittei bagegen su hralce
Gefe iprgel slr5aeieu baben aber init penigen stns
nabmen bas boppelte rlebel an iid1 baB ne nift ouf
S,rDering bereGuet iiHo peibe Elm fali6 angebraAes
gertrauen berpprrllft g9er ale Dieie Ntitte prift
ntb IN ieiner WDtp opn eineM &urpfniier 5an aeern
Idift fatn natirlitb nicbt geinno Derben nno nidt
oeua Danilt lnnB er ieiil libel periGricra lueti
abt oas Geiben ielbft ion0erl nur bic Sgmpoie mt
fdiarien. dsenDen Wsittein peletd1t gar nit GneG=
ilie5r Deroerben niiIst Itee aarsen CrgGnc folten
1liesals i Eoibea Nraaetnilttel sers8t no fpitnen
eamt aHfb nienias farirt Def5sn gu oielenl 3geaie
fillD e5 nieiraIs frirf lpereen 81 bieiem 3ipede
ii,tD tr rerqetaBl9e oeilmttta i'll perluel0eH oersn
bette bic ber1iuttu altbciu1bren ct Bernard Gruuz
terpiagH iiaD. Aiio MagnHl mot 9tetb oas Weltey
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0eStprbcu.

9lm %. Ge3ember auf elmer Garm,
cine babe Dieile bon Canal Doper.
8ittlpe Barbara Weinb. geb. 2obren.
i'm Glitter bon SO Sabreu, 10 Wonaien
uno "a Sasen, on eincm S6la9fluB.
Sic 8erltorbene mar aus SiirrenItetten,
Cberamt SulS. @iirttemberQ aebiirti9
uno fam I'M Sabre 1854 mad Den Ser.
5taateu. sic lleB lih in bieiem gountp
uieoer. uno i'm Sabre 1859 perebeli1te
lie iid nit gticplaus g9einB. Ser gbe
sntiproNen lieben 5Obne. Die alle am
2eben lino. Ger @atte Der 8eritorbeuen
sias ibr ibon Dor II Sabren i'm Sooe
Dpran.
Su Canal 8ober am Weibna9ts.
abeno ssrau Charles Willer seb.
5epfineer, i'm Ylter bon 40 Sabren.
3 Mpnaten lno 20 Saeen.
9Im Gonntae in ubrihspille Paul
Wells an Der Srieht'l6en Nierentrant.
belt i'm 9liter BON SO Sabreu. Ser Ger:
ltorbene mar orei Mal perbeiratbet uni
btllterldBt Sln0er.
9lm 80. Gesember in Der 9tdbe orr
Gilmore Wott Miller i'm Nlter bon 7e
Sabren. Ser Geritorbene binterldB1
eine @itttue uno fiinf 9inoer.
glm @eihnabtsta9e in Sairfielo Sp
@bene3er 2arimer, i'm sllter bon &C
Sabren. Der Neritorbene mar SueimoI
bsrbeiratbet uno binterlGBt eine g8ittut
uno orei Ginoer.
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Observation-Disclosures

Senrp Warner, 3oar Station - Nnnie
Sbaifsr, Seem Cumberland.
6rant 8. 6oofer, ubridsbiue - Cor
bella 2aib, Gennilon.
sSobn 9. Sorlsp - 2aoina 5. &ioe=
bab, beioe BON Sernice.
Sobn u. Jteao, Sarberton, 8. - Nb=
bic Slar, Sbauespille.
Nuonsa g. Solaire, Canton, 8. -
@ttel u. Gable, 5anoDpille.
Sapes 6. Sowers, @oerlon, pa. - OIL
meoa u. 8roB, Wolfs Station.
9aroep Marburaer. StraBburg -
Ratie Sling. Canal Sober.
6rant s. @riebt, Morristoun. .. -
Clara u. @opin, llbri6suille.
@oIon 5. 9tuu - Mtouoe Gan 2ebn,
beioe Don 9teip pbilaoelpbia.
8. 9. gopeu - Slan1e 3inton.
bette bpn Baltic.
Senrp 8. 8itlano - 2illle 9. Sad,
beioe bon Gennilon.
Willuro g. 2e9oett, Gaois 9yunction -
@pa 81. Mohl, ubri9sbille.
g8ilbur Iooleman - Cora yowers,
beioe bon Sem pbilaoelpbia.
SarrD 8. Spibart - Clara .. Suit
itber, beioe BON Gaeerspiae.
Sobn 8ultefortb, 0luonoille, 8. -
Shirley ToD. SEEM Cumberland, 8.
@lio 9. 9iefenbaber - Carrie Is.
genneQ. beioe bon Seem philadelphia.
2lQpnso &, Gicbman, 5uscaratpas -
Nnna Sobnfon, @naoenbiitten.
Carl ). 2i6tD - 9le0ie ". Snpoer,
belOe bon Suscaranas.
N. .. Sobnlon - Sarab &. Did,
beioe bon Nep Pbilaoelp6ia.
Sames @. Sbipp. Wiltesburs - emma
6. Smith, u0ribsDile.
Sboma5 8. @ouaros, Mtineral Sitp -
SatberDn S6wab, Canal 9oper.
Ammen 8om, Sugar @reet - Clara
Solfman, Yt. WaIbin9ton.
Sbeooore $. Wc@onael - Heab SaiIp
UNDERWOOD, bsioe ppn ubribspills.
Nlpbus Wlatbep - Sennie Warmeu,
beioe bon Ntineral @itu.
George @rluin - Sennle Griffit6, beioe
bon New YbilaDelp9ia.
Somes SuIf, pOrt @aibinston -
Wtprtle Sable. Mhite, SennilOn.
9opeQ 3. Suift, W6eeliug - Marp
Gitella, Wa9iure.
Gurtp s. 9oipinea~ner, Canal 9ooer
- glelie =. 8earoon, Sem pbila=
belpbia.
George Miller, e6anesoiae - glan9e
Pple, ytem philaoelpbia.
@barles Srinf, 0lineral gitD - Gig Y
betb Morriion, Otiueral @itp.
$. s. Shlappi, Stem YbilaoelpDia =
Miarp 9oeriduf, Someroale.
Ira 8. 5oitettler - 2i55le Miller, beiOe
bon Sugar Greef.
gBiaiam 9. Mertel. @naoenbiitten :
2aura 6. 9ietri6, Sod IL.
lrtbur G. Tllber = Serene Wap llp=
tegropb, beioe BON Nelu philadelphia.
Saoio gopers, Stem philadelphia =
2uella gbale, Canal Gober.
9enrp Gfert = Jtuop MDatt, beioe bon
ubrihsDiIle.
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Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia
o.. as second class matter.
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REV gsnaa.Ipbia, o., 2. Sdnuar 1901.
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6iusltdter sluSncrfati tvegcn
GufGabe oc5 0cSd1GftS.

Som Ii. bis gum 81. Sanuar 1902
peroen mir gum Gelblttoltenpreis uno
oaruuter uniern 9an5en Waarenuorratb,
beltebeno aus
lei6ten uno idueren YferoegeI6irren,
Sdttelu, &ummets, 2eoer, S6uiter=
material, Seden. Yeiti1en, @iien=
iuaaren fir Sattler &C., Goffern,
Sanotaiden, Selescops, BIgel=Uia=
terial ulp.
me9en 2lufeabe oes 8eibdfts psrtaufen.
.. 90. Seitlcr & Co.,
Canal Soper. ..
sB unmittelbar neben Der Yoltoffiee.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-02
~ ~ Gin oEener Sriei. 4 x

abren e0nen beIbem Wabfabe, Store fir
QSaarn aler Nrt. Sdon oamas ar, baB bier
rieIgcs Ojei6Gft 0e9runoet t6mt uno bic
3it bat oies germubun9 betdt9,
gertaue
fir 1901 u5etegu Die refge
Gunm $4,000. lnlsre geaufsrdume
bilon Storeaebduoe 200x60 Su} NIT SOduerten
Grb9eoB Sud bantn fur ben Nnbei Sir
om Nubau oes @slddts sbabt oeier grie aeideben
IS INNER unb miro INNER unier gelrbn
In ebrlhe reele g8aaren
ebrliden uno reQen
BrIen uertauen. liner Its
annadienoes @ebdft fat bemieen unlere
rebl9en gemubuhgen in bRier Niung laulenoen
n6sooGu aduem in oeim wen 2ano ebrno onannt pon no
Qr baben Die 0oaommn1ei nt errebt uno Dnnen bas
au6 aut oeler g9el ME ertprten. QSr perludn
jeoes Sabr oas Mi69lde uno oes
trdgt bann meoer
ba5u bei I'M nadnn nod geIees
liIen So lang unre 8erduT me bisber
sunebmen m1en mir bob mir b1er tbun als ionh Semano
&nnt b n nod StraBbug beluden IS bsabt @
nsbsIooere, Sbr nod ME bier aepn io IS wuroe
uns freuen @eesenbit gu baben Sud Die 6ano
1buttln uno unern eidballgen
Store 5eoen t0nnen
SpesieIIe Sfferte
90 longe gorrab ausreiht, perfaufen mir:
graunen Nep Orleans 3uder oas pfnno gu 81 Gents
ganulieen New Orleans 3uder bas pfuno u @ents.
4: Ghe 6arper Bros, Co., 5tra6bure, O. \:
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Sn Wtonae scripren9t.

Die seralterte 9niidt pun Der seit=
weilen Nctlwenrigfeit elmer fraftisen, ser~
Zen gurgir= =Diae 1T in Nihts seriprengt,
penn d. &ina'e oNep gife @ills", Die
sDlis barmlcier 9tatur linr, resen in
ianfter gSeiie BIC 1bdtisteit Der geber uno
Der Darme an 3meds slus1Aeipuns Der
Oiftitcife, retnigt raS Spltem unb beilt
spilitanpig jepe 5artleitigfeit unp Mi=
Crane. 9iun 25r. in Der Npptbefe BON
6ranf Wuller nnp Grin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-02
Gbarlcitom Grpofition.
GrcisriipnS Si&ets lett s,ttat
Scrfatf iibcr 0ic @cnn=
fDiuaatn &itsicn.

Nieori9e &aten nob @borlepn. Sputh Carolina
tpe9en Der Snterftate unb BeitinbtIden NusitequnQ
neroen BON ben 9enniploanla &tuten offerrt 3tpe
Sorter pnu GrcuritonS=ltdeS, Saiiou= unb l5 Sa9e=
3tfets. fDnnen su ipe5ieqen &aten erbaten tpe,ben
QSe9en genuuer anSfunit penbe man iib on ". 3.
Yratt 5tcfet=a9ent, 9ew YDilabeipbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-02

Sc 1T jeBt Ole 3eit oer guten gor=
idBe. ga iDllte iid) Sober pornebmen,
teine 8oridBe inebr 81 iaiiea, bln De.
1en Ct tDeib, oaB er lie bod ni6t bal.
ten tam.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
Orange WRITINGS.

LAST Of writings admitted To record IN
The Clerk 3 Office Of the County conrt ol
Orange county since the October term
1902:
Mrs. 4. r. Lancaster To Vim Ian.
caster, deel for land
Achiile Adams TO Orange school board
deed trust on land.
+. =. Rogers 60 Geo. ). Shackeliord.
deed trust on land.
James Martin to Matilda Rlakev d.es
for land.
Jas. ;. Willis TO E. q. Grymes. dee
trust on land
Judith +. Hin, etc. to Edgar Nj Ter
deed for land
l.. \. kidwell 10 James +. Mundy deed
trust on land
jas. w Morton, commissioner. to jos
y. kennon, deed for land.
4. Al. Thompson. executor to ,obn
keives, deed for land.
&. j. Lancaster to 4. Il Shaetelfor5
deed trust on land.
for land '''''
Lo!tie ) Row to Lizzie Matthews
iced for land.
Lizzie Matthews to Lottie 5. Row.
deed trust on land.
d Halle To c. b. Daniel deed for land
w. Q. Newman to e. \. Gaines. deed
trust on land.
John q. Williams, commissioner. tn
Samuel Marcus, deed for land.
!. W. FeuicOner TO C.. II Harman deed
trust on land.
Richard Stearns 10 VIM. J Cfepsbaw
'Jr., deed trust on land
Wesley Fry and Others and Louisa Tele
phone Company, agreement
j. IL. Lynn To National Bank of Ma
nassas, deed trust on cattle.
WIN, [. Williams, special commissioner
TO Willie +. Moore, deed for land.
j. ii. Earp to Thos W. Bond decd
trust on land
Mamie w. Long to Thos W. Bond
deed trust on land.
Wiley BledsOe to Richard W Mason
deed for land.
Monroe Wood, ct ais. trustees TO
Madison district school board. deed for
land.
". S. Burch TO W. J Crittenden, deed
trust on land
James IL Reid to VIM. G. Crenshaw
Jr, deed for land
Frank Sullivan TO Camilla Sullivan
deed for land.
W. B. Thompson ct ais to Geiser
Manufacturing Company, deed trust on
machinery
Virgil Lewis to n. r. Catterton. deed
trust on land
Horace Johnson to Abe Long. deed for
land
b F. atkins to Sophia c. Reid deed for
land
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
ORANGE.
coming Marriage lmprovern me nts
7untins and Fishing-Other
Notes Personals, Etc.

Orange Co.. Va, Nov -. 1902
The marriage of Miss Matte Cole,ns,,
the charming. cultured daughter of Mrs
liuldah f. Coleman. of Orange SDrinos
tp Mr.. Geo. W, Morton. Jr.. the poppih,
sunday school Superintendent OF Nortl
amunAey Church, is announced To tai,
ACE az said church on Dee 10th nj Z
p m. he popular couple viii 20 on an
.Ntended trip 10 resorts North and South
way the union grow IN strength and
teauty TO ripe meridian
Mrs. o Il. rerrili has returned from q
easapt visit TO her daughter. Nrs
Aobt Coons of Culpeper.
ne sad rumor reaches rs that Mr.
III 1rcen Is going to leave Us for bu-i.
ness m Alexandria. Nav eucress ohi5.
" IN our competent energetic friend
Inc popular fruit trte man. Mr.. Wee
Il ume, Is delivering many fine fruit treee
To our progressive farmers
huntsmen are bringing in the game
MessFs- W Voolfolk. +. r. Brock
"hh' ana l.. q. burruss have killed fine
turkeys of late
Mr. George W. Morton is having hi
G. mmodious out buildings newly ronfei
and many new buildings are in provrps.
10 Taylor District. Mr.. NJ ;. Johnson
me new dwelling az Monrovia il near.
!. completion, aud speaks well Of the
u rift OF our popular merchant.
Messrs. Foster X Co, Of Lahore. ar.
closing out their stock OF goods with n
view OF engaging in saw-mill business
Mrs Jno. +. King and Mr.. Willie King
nave gone to King William to attend
the marriage OF Mr. Smith Davis. il,
" hich Mr. King is hest man
Fishing ia fine and our anglers ar
landing carp and jack thick and inst mr.
on the banks Oi our ponds and streams.
heei and hogs are declining in price.
ard the ravages of cholera is piavin,'
havoc in Pine Top section
Ali eyes are turned upon the legi-la.
ture and hope still springs eternal In the
h"mao breast Nay good come
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
1riTa I1teress the Tdeveer a &C.,,
rALIAFERRo-cHAPMAN.
A Romantic MARRIAGE

\ telegram from Suffolk states that q
pretty sequel To a romance came last
week in Isle of Wight county. when ON
November 18th, Miss Daisy CHAPMAN
daughter OF Tax Collector Thomas i
1hapman, became the bride of William
iaiiaferro, son of DIR. Taliaferro. of Tan.
pahannock. In spite OF the bridegroom'
ohndnesss, and Notwithstanding thefac.
that she had been released Miss Chairman
turned away from later suitors. incInd.
ing one TO whom she was supposed to
be engaged. and married her first love.
About n year ago, while hunting. vounp
Iaiiaierro had both eyes put out and
was otherwise disiigured by the acciden-
tai discharge of a gun in his friends :
hands. Tallaferro's request at that time
Tor the absOlution of the wedding con-
tract was granted, and Miss Chapman
was besieged by other lovers Lately
Ialiaierro sought a renewal of the troti
Ills wooing prospered and the ceremony
was performed at daybreak Tuesday
morning by DR.. S. c. Clopton, of Smith
held. The blind bridegroom was attend
ed by his father and two brothers He
operates a refinery plant.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
Rev. Or. Pitt And The Race Rroh.lpn

Rev. DR.. r. IL. Pitt. editor of the Relig
lous Herald, is back in Richmond. from
Boston, where he spoke before the Ban
ilst congress on the future of the negro
lie declares that instead of being tn,
storm centre of a scene of disorder anc
confusion, as reported in the press. he wa,
the recipient ofevery attention and court
sey. The reply of the negro preacher. he
says, was only in part a reply since the
man was already on the programme for
speech The reply. such as it was. was
different from what it is generally under
stood 10 have been. This negro preacher
actually dared in Boston-the one-time
cradle OF abolition-and before an and
lence oi Bostonians, to defend slavery: to
declare unhesitatingly that it was the
great missionary enterprise in the history
ot Christianity. Chief among the eonvic-
tions DR. Pitts visit brought home to him
Is that Boston and the North are sick of
the negro probelm, and is willing to let
the South carve out her history in her
own way.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
Cures Blood. Skin Troubles. Cancer, Blood
Poison Greatest Blood Purifier Free

IT, your blood is impure, thin, diseased
hot or full of humors, il you have blood
poison. cancer, carbuneles, eating sores.
scrofula, eczema. itching, risings and
Jumps, scabby, pimpiy skin, bone pains.
catarrh, rheumatism, OF any blood or
skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. b. according to directions. Soon
oil sores heal, aches aud pains stop. the
blood is made pure and rich, leaving
the skin Tree from every eruption. and
giving the rich glow of perfect health to
the skin At the same time, b. b. B
improves the dige~tion. cnres dyspepsia.
strengthens weak kidneys. Just the
medicine for old people. as it gives them
new, vigorous blood. Druggists, 81
per large bottle. with directions for
home cure Sample free and prepaid nv
writing Hood Blam CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
describe trouble and special medical adj.
vice also sent in sealed letter. r. b r. i
especially advised for chronir, deep-seat.
ed cases OF impure blood aud skin dieens.
and cures after all else fails.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
KING GEORGE.
Fine Hunting Personals, Notes, Etc
King George County. Va.
November % lqn1


Virginia has once more been invaded
D. the men Of the North. only now ouI
boys are side by side with them on %,
ariug Fine There il an almost contin.
uous report of guns ON the Rappahan.
mock Hats this week. and the number OF
birds found. and killed. is said to be ur-
usually large.
Nossrs Elw ward and George Ocle Tay-
ioe. w hO have been hunting in Maryland
io- tbe past week have returned home.
Mrs William Tnyloe. who has been
visiting Mr. W. i Berry. of Prince
George County. Mary land. has seturncd
,irs Rose r. Hunter. who wasin Wash
mgton Tor few days has returned 70 the
County.
Misses May and Halle Jett. who have
been visiting Mr. G.. Ogle Tayioe. at Fer
a"sux. have returned home.
Mr.. Henry Mathews. DIV ashington.
"a ho has been attracted by the fine shoot
ing offered, Is spending week with Mr
il'iam Tayioe. at powhatRn.
Miss lllhe lhorton is visiting the Hun
tcrs AT the Court House.
Mr T. l.. Hunter. accompanied by Mr.
q. W Remnant. has gone to Moniros-
ou business
Mr. fouudeXter Biilingsley has acrept
cd the position of clerk in the thriving
d' apartment store oi Mr. n Il. Coghill
az the Court House.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
NORTHUMBERLAND.
improve nents at Fleets Point-A
New Publication on Mary WASH
tn9ton-F Funeral Ct Mr.. Bron-
iey-Cosn Church Beino Re
paired and Psinted-Other


ley -Coen Church Being Re
paired and Psinted-Other
Notes.
heathsville, Va. Now 21 1902
The recent purchase by Nessrs Hinton,
biunden and Striugfell0w Of a troct oi
land known as Fleets Point at the
mouth of NicomicO river gives promise
OF a large Improvement and devclop-
ment IN that quarter. The land has been
iall our Ia lots. a large wharf, ice houses
ana other structures have been planned
and the prospect is that the place will
next season be the chief market and shin.
ping point for fish in the county. Tie
large fresh waters ponds on the grounds
ahpri easy facilities for securing ice
winch VIII give the place great advan-
tages IN handling fish. in addition to its
proximity 20 the fishing groBnds. The
point bears the name of one of the earli-
est cplonlsts who came TO this mart Of
virginia, Colonel Henry Fleet. who was
Tor seven or eight years a captain amonv
the Indians, who learned their. LANGUAGE
ana afterwards served as Interpreter be
tween the English and the natives.
4 iauy prominent amongst the Vir
ginia residents Of New York CITY hns
pr, pared Tor publication work on The
Llie and Times oi the Mother of Wash
ington- which will be hailed i'm many
quarters with pleasure The book viii
ne the iirst 10 indicate important facts in
the early life of its subject and NOTABLY
her residence in childhood and voutb in
northumberland county IL will be illus.
trated with numerous pictures offamililr
scenes m this part Of Virginia.
ne thanksgiving supper by the Junior
'rder OF American Mechanics is auticipa-
TED 10y many persons here wifh eaperex
pectency az an occasion of festive cheer
and social delight.
\ predatory varmint seems To have
anticipated THANKSGIVING Dav bv killing
and partly eating one OF Mrs John n.
linton r line turkeys n few nights since
Inc cOiored man attached a steel tran
10 the deal fowl, and next morning
iouhd an immense opOssum caught in
the trap. The rogue did not appear to
be on this second morning in THANKS.
giving mood
Mr.. John Bromley. who passed AWAY
three days ago after n lingering illness
from bricht's disease, was buried on
yesterday at Cradles Banks on Coan
river where he formerly lived. A. large
eonrourse attended his obsequies. He
was highly esteemed member and den-
con of Coan Baptist church
Mrs Edwin Sisson lies at the point of
death at Summerteld, where her hus. /
band oied but a few months ago. A des I
perate operation. il is Thought. is neces- I
sary 10 prolong her HE. hilegravef fears
are entertained that she is too much
weakened 20 stand IT, She is a sister of
the Rev. A. ID. Reynolds.
Mrs. Charles Nallandngham. who has
been Tor weeks under treatment in a Bal
tmore hospital and who, il was feared.
would have to remain there during the
Winter, has greatly improved and il ex.
pected to return tomorrow.
Mr.. Joe Bryant. of Nakomis. is lust
completing comfortable and attractive
residence
Coan church is undergoing some need /
ed Improvement at the hands of car.ep- 4
ters and painters
G. W. b.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-27
Enjoying the Hunting Season-To
f1oie Thanksgiving Services-Rc-
gret at Mr.. Pribbie's Depart
ure-Cther Notes.

King George County. Va.
November -. 1902
Parties of happy huntsmen. with fine
dogs. have literally taken possession of
all this region. for every man who owns
a gun takes time now to spend a day or
two occasionally ia the fields or woods.
hunting the little plump partridges. iat
turkeys or other game. and many of
these hurtsmen are accompanied bv
friends from the city. no keenly enjoy
tromplng over the hills aud fields ia pur-
slit ui game
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. largest. of Bleak
iiiil. are entertaining pleasant house
party this week. consisting of Mr. ami.
Alrs. Edward largest and daughter. Of
Baltimore. and Messrs Miller and Har-
g 'St. oi the same city.
Mr.. McNcw. of Washington. who for
some days past has been guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. BOggs. at "The
Oaks. left 10y steamer last night for
hpne. carry ing a large supply OF birds
and other game
Sir Henry Mathews. of Washington. Is
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tay loe. at
Powhatan.
Messrs Jackson and Dooley. of Wash
ington. are guests of Mr. Henry Ashton.
az Leetotam, and are spending the week
hunting.
Miss Nariiia Hooe is visiting friends in
Washington.
Air Harry Rohrer. of Washington. il
Spending this week with Mr.. J. II. Bopgs
az The Oaks, aud isenjoying the hunt
ing season.
Mrs. c. Ia. Ashton and her sister. in-law.
Ars. Nelch, returned some days ago from
a visit to Mrs Barksdale. at Fails
Church and TO friends in Washington.
Mr. George Mason. of Colonial Beach.
who is a hne huntsmRn. spent the first
day Of the season with Mr. Henry Ash
ton. and together they bagged a large
number Of birds.
MIR. and Mrs. Silas Redmond have as
guests quite a number OF gentlemen from
Washington, who are enjoying the eshoOt-
ing.
Rev b. 7. Turner win hold services on
Thanksgiving Day at St Johns Church
at 1870
Thanksgiving Day is anticipated with
pleasure by The people in this sec
ton, who realize more and more the
blessing OF day set apart for returning
thanks to the kind Providence, who has
showered so many blessings upon his
people, and has sent a bOuntiful harvest
TO the thankful and 20 the unthankful
Many absent ones will retnrn to spend
the Gay at home, and it will be day OF
JOY TO many hearts.
1t is with regret that the Methodists ol
King George learn that their pastor.
Rev. J. l. Pribble, who has served them
faithfully for the past two years, has
been removed TO anAther field Mr. Prib-
ble Is an earnest Christian man and his
influence has been entirely for good du-
ring his pastorate here. He and his es-
tlmable wife have won manS warm
friends and admirers, who grieve to give
them up-but while they regret to part
with the present pastor, they will vel
come the coming pastor with warmth
and make him and his family feel at home
in our midst.