The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-02
VIRGINIA news

Last week one shipment of iurkeys
rom Mount Jackson. Shenandoah coun-
y, amounted to over Sl 200.
Mr. Ell Wnhoit. of Liberty Mile. has
purchased PIG acres OF the Hendricks
farm, in Orange County, for which he
paid $1,000
Mr.. ". J. Delano has purchased the
N0OcfOrd farm containing $50 acres. on
Farnham Greek, Richmond County, for
$2,2OO.
Some unnamed and generous friend of
che Union Theological Seminary, near
Alexandria has given the Seminary. 81
600 as a contribution.
The report that Senator James r.
TaiaierrO is III in Orange is a mistai e.
lie is well aud in Jacksonville, Fla
with his family who have just returned
from tripto EurOpe.-Orange Observer.
Mr. Henry Fairfax, Of Loudoun Coun-
", has sold his colt. Fiery Dane. t.
HDbert Moore. Of Chicago for % big price
With this sale the income from the mare
Go, dam Of Fiery Dane siuce 1889
amounts to S2l $50.
Mr.. Asa J. Taylor, OF Accomac county.
shipped 10 market last week tweuty-sev-
en- quarts OF straw berries twenty three
OF which sold for one dollar per uuart.
aud the other four for seventy iige cents
Another shipment was made on Tues lay.
| Richard Clark. oi Northumberland
county. was pafalyzed by being thrown
/ from his vehicle and having The wheels
/ pass over his neck lie is in n critical con
dition ia a Baltimore hospital His ply
sicians have no hopes of his recovery. as
/ two spinal vertebrate are severed
W. ". Hawkes.. the Chesterfield negro.
who was elected from a Jim Crow" ear
on the Atlantic Coast Line because he
was believed To be white, lost his suit
for damages against the company Dam
ages were laid at - 600 The Jury re-
turned verdict for the company.
1t il rumored here that capitalist from
CrisfeId, Md contemplate buying the
handsome NJ. p. church in this place
where they propose to conduct mercan-
tile business and operate cannery. This
building. which ia made OF brick. is one
of the oldest structures in the town. and
until n few years ago the Methodist
Protestants held services regularly in
this church; but on account Of the small
membership surviving members Of the
church decide TO cell the property and
connect themselves with the Fairfield NJ
Z. church.-lleathsville letter in Virginia
/ Citizen.
Capt. W d. Newbill was on Wedncs-
I day made n Master Mason at Lancaster
Union Lodge at kilmarnock. taking the
/ three degrees under dispensation from
the Grand Master. The Captain left that
night for New York, and after remaining
there a day or two will proceed TO Jack
son Barracks. New Orleans - Little
mail steamer owen billiard laid at this
wharf Friday and Saturday for repairs
aud missed her mail trips, it being the
first time under such circumstances that
Capt Dayton could not make arrange
meuts for the mail during his many
years service.-Nirginia Qrvington) Cit
izen
At the home of MIR and Mrs. Elisha d.
Kincheloe. OF Woodside. near Delaplaue.
tauquier County, Thursday. their only
daughter, Miss Bertha Virginia Kinche-
Toe. became the bride of Mr.. John David
Weliley, OF Brooklyn. y. Y. The house
was beautifully decorated Rev. DR..
Lake, of Upperville. OBLIGATED The bride
was attended by Miss Ethel Smoke, of
White Hall, as maid of honor Mr. d.
X Jackson, of Washington. was best
man. After the ceremony an old-time
Virginia Thanksgiving dinner was served
to about 100 relatives and friencs. Mr..
and Mrs. Welhey left on the evening train
for trip to Chicago aud Niagara Falls.
and on their return will make their
home in Brooklyn, n Y