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The colored American., 1903-07-25

Judge Robert b. Richardson,
Of MonrOvia, Liberia, as associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of
Liberia, and President of Liberia
College. is on an extended visit to
the United States, studying edu-
cational methods. He was IN
Washington for several days. He
spent some time at the State De
partment, and with the Commits
soner of Education. A reception
in his honor was arranged for
Tuesday evening, by Mr.. H. P.
Slaughter, the Liberian Vice
CONSUL in this city, 1906, 10th
street.
Justice Richardson visited Re
corder of Deeds Dancy at the City
Hall. While at the City Hall,
Justice Richardson was intrOduc-
ed to Justices Anderson and
Prichard, of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. The
president Of Liberia College will
remain in the United States about
five weeks longer, spending most
OF the time in New York and
Boston. He has accepted invita-
tionS 10 deliver several lectures.
Invitations were sent to the
representative men of this city,
who represent nearly every state
and territory. The gathering was
unique and Judge Richardson
proved himself a most entertain
ing and interesting guest. The
affair was informal and most
democratic. A generous punch
bowl, a la Kentucky, gave zest to
! the conversation and was follow
ed by light refreshments. Justice
richardson is a man of striking
q Personality, standing over six
feet, cOmpactly built, and speaks
ike an English Lord. He was
elucated in Liberia, being a pupil
OF the learned DR.. +. w. Blyden.
He is about fifty years old and
understands the American, as well
as his own government. Among
those at the reception were:
DR.. F. ]. Shadd, Senator Jno.
?. Green, Eugene Brooks, Judge
4. H. Terrell, Judge f. NJ. Hew-
lett, Recorder Jno. c, Dancy, DR..
v. S. Montgomery, Editor E.
:. Cooper, Thomas ]. Cal
oray, Jas a. Cobb, L. G. Gre
CORY, 7. a. Johnson, Dan'l Muir
ray, \. P. Albert, L. NJ. Hershaw,
InoS. H. Butcher. 7. A. Johnson,
". II. Davis, a, u. Craig, w. H.
Malvin, S ]. Davidson, c. F.
ADAMS, !. w. Lyons, w J. Single
9n, K. S. Smith, A. S. Gray,
4 r. Hilyer, w. 7. Menard, w.
= IH,ouson, ]. w. Cromwell,
Snort speeches were delivered
Judges Richardson, Terrell,
The colored American., 1903-07-25

Mrs. r. w. Thompson, we'll known
in this city, who accompanied her hus-
band to Tuskegee some months ago
has been appointed a clerk in the aud
iting department of the Tuskegee In
stitute.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
TESTIMONIAL TO MIR
LEWIS.
Mr.. Henry Lewis,
Room 20, Sun Bunlding, Wash
inotOn. y. c.

ington, D. c.
Dear Sir:
in appreciation of your sterling
worth and enterprise IN all mat
ters that tend to contribute toward
the elevation and entertainment of
our citizens generally, the under
signed propose you a testimonial,
which will take the form of an
Outing by water, at such time
and place as you may seem best to
select. An early response will be
very much appreciated.
Very truly yours.
The Amphion Glee Club, the
Asbury Church Choir, Prof VIM.
H. Richards, Mr.. A. F. FIi1yer,
Mr.. Jerome \. Johnson, Mr.. f.
F. Cooper, Prof. ]. w. Cromwell,
Mr.. Jas. F. Aston, Mr.. w. S.
Smoot, Mr.. w. ]. Abrams, Mr..
w. L. Pollard, Mr. Daniel Muir
ray, Prof. John T. Layton, Capt.
E. L. Webster, Maj. Arthur
Brooks, Major Chris. A Fleet
wood, Lieut. S. A. Ward, Lieut..
w. A. Toomey, Rev. NJ. w. Clair,
Ph. D., Rev. a. c. Garner, Rev.
E. w. Scott, Mr.. Henry White,
Mr. Percy Foster, Mr.. C. c.. Corn
we'll, Mr.. P. Krutskowitch, Mr.
NJ. McNulty, Mr.. f. Murray, Mr..
w. f. L. Sanford, DR.. p. B.
Brooks, Mr.. w. T. Menard, Thos.
L. Jones, Esq.
Monday, July IS, 1908.
The Amphion Glee Club, The
Asbury Church Choir, Prof.
w. H. Richards, Maj. Arthur
Brooks, Maj. c. \. Fleetwood,
Mr.. ThOs. L. Jones, and others.
Mr.. Dear Friends:
] am III receipt of your kind ia
vor informing me of your dispo-
sitiOn to tender me a testimonial,
etc, etc
| Ser1OuSl y doubt whether any
effort of mine is entitled to such
recognition as you propose.
However, [ am very grateful to
YOU for such consideration
| expect to be in the city until
August 10th, and should YOU de
sire tC offer me such an unusual
attention as is proposed. permit
ME to suggest that you kindly ar
range the event to occur before
tile date mentioned above.
Accept my most sincere thanks
for the proposed attention, and
| shall nope always to merit your
esteem. VIII be glad to confer
With you later regarding particu-
lars.
Very truly yours,
The colored American., 1903-07-25
GAL. ONE.
\ DISTINGUISHED LIBER-
IAN.

An Associate Justice of the Su-
oreme Court of Liberia, visits
the Nations Capitol and is Roy
auy Received and Entertained.
Vice Council Slaughtet's Re
ceptiOn to Him.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

Hawlett, Recorder John c. Dan
cy, H. ]. Slaughter, L. NJ. Her
shaw, Prof. w. S. Montgomery,
and others.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

midst My heart ached from the CRUEL
treatment of my husband and the way
he would throw away his time and
money until l consulted this wonderful
lady. 1t will soon be year. Through
her he has become a loving husband;
highly.
A LADY of New Iberia, Ia.
Write her at once for all information.
There is no doubt of this 1ady'S pro-
phetic power. She is a living phrenol-
ogist, palmist and a natural born clair
voyant to which thousands will testify.
She is a God send to Our cou1try-born
with a gift that no one can dictate. Tell
you every incident of your past and
present life and put you on the road to
success both financially and physically
if you will only heed her instruction. L
called on her when the one | love had
gone, knew not where, and he returned
at once, and to-day l am his dear wife.
A LADY of Fort Gibson, Ind T.
Madam feel it my duty to do this
for you are all you advertise. just
think, my husband and had been sep
arated two years; [ called on you IN
September and in a weeks time he re-
turned and married me, and can't praise
you too much. Ladies that are broken
hearted by family troubles, love affairs
and bad luck, until it seems that life is
a blank, call or write to this dear lady;
she will do you good; she will tell you
to trust God and she will do the balance,
and she will.
A LADY of Rossland, B. c.
Dear Sisters and Brothers-Call on
Ter when you can; she will be pleased TO
meet you and will, whenever you wish
%. She devotes her entire time to the
welfare of the people. believing God will
-eward her She will make your very
soul glad to hear her talk of heaven, for
she writes such soul-searching letters,
tells you how to make home happy.
Please always enclose stamp for answer.
n. B-Send lock of hair accompanied
by one dollar ($I) and receive full life
reading. Clip this ad
Madam McNairdee- Moore
6oS N. West ST., cor. Indiana ave,
indianapolis, Ind.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

She certainly is the wonderful woman
of the Goth century She has made a
many heart happy through her wonder
full power. I, for one, as one IN the
The colored American., 1903-07-25

very truly yours,
(Signed.
!. HENRY LEWIS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
ORANGE.
ra--7 Hetes co--i-e Narrisee
Other Items

Orange TO-. "a sept u. 1908
Al enidemir oi coiis is general through
I..har- section. while typhoid and ma
arIsI levers srr found iu -pof. over th'
county.
Farmers are na'igg hay and qua-rf .ing
about bard times late season. rstiin1
corn and i0w pTires Somr have com
mencrd cutting corn. bat atAsrs Ar -lf
0f rutfin- Il shoes
Nnlr-sre il demand. lir Alec Greco
has added q loo 0i very aHe young mule-
and h0r-e. o. biz thrifty place Mf. Cox
x.. through dissection s ieW lay- --inca
aud bought tine mules
Msssrs ~ j smith and J.. N baSer.
of Pine Top. have hauled their hay g.
Mineral. Louisa county. where they -
ce.vec satisfactory prices.
Nr. james - i.ihaif. ~ Somerset, has
been on d pleasant visit t0 relatives 10
Pine Top section
Mr.. Jennie Hart oi Newport News, J.
visiting her brother. Mr. Alec ireen. neai
Thorn Hill
Mr. Ha0- Powell has been on visit
o. Mr L. " Baker this Weez.
fll-- annie hrl4AA u Ft-t-tA- = - -i''
IN charlottesville
Little Alice. younge-. daughter OF Mr.
l.. ". Baker. j. -quite SICK with malaria
lever.
There l. growing demand for BE- tel
labor. ield hands of ordinary grade ara
getting - cents day Everybody
knows the farming IN Virginia can a.
lord such prices
Mrs Reuben Coleman l. spending somt
time with friends in Washington.
The engagement u Mas Sallie Wool
folk 10 Mr.. Estes. oi Thorn Hill. u an
nounced. Wedding 70 take place Oct0
Der 18th
Other birds were On the matrim0nla
wing bat II seems their pluma<r na'
been clipped and the dark and ever un
certain iuturs can only reveal what tn
harvest eil. be-.
Oar farmers are buying sect wheat
and hauling IN guanO, determined 10 Try
again
A new star has risen IN the home o.
Grandpa Watkins, AMI little MAJOR >im'
eooes gladly on Mother Minnie lap.
Nr. l.. VI. Baker sold four hne Gun.
mules AZ Louisa Court House.
Hat Lewis has burned large Dries
.ila. =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
KILLED us pRoTHEHia.LAW
L. L. Aears sr-t = ". =. ssea In
An--t-s cL.l cs.l-..

IL Adams se-s = ~. g. ssea In
Au-nt.e City coas-c.
Atlantic City. N- J. Se1t is.-"tl-
liam Harvey Reed. IS years Of az
clerk in the general delivery Depart
ment OF the posronce shot and killed
his brother in-law. Lawrence T-Atams
aged q y-ars Tie tragsdy occurrea
In Adams room in the tnird story oi
a cottage. - South Vermont avenue
where the two men boarded
When Captain Of Police Maxwell ar
rived be found the homicide with bis
voung wife. He submitted 10 arres'
without resistance ard appeared 70 De-
uneoueerned. The police found the
victim lying on the floor Of his room
with a bullet wound IL his breast
above the heart. The ball had passed
entirely through the body. coming out
inst above the hip. Blood saturated
the clothing snd hai formed a iarse
pool
and the occupants c0uld not De induced
10 msn a statement The motive TOT
the murder IS not known
The neiehbors report that there had
been some excitement in the cottage
during the morning and that the
sbooting was the outcome Of a qnarre.
between the two men. What Sind Of q
weapon was used IS not certain, Dnl
one report Is that the fatal wound wa
made with a sh0tg-n- anothsr Win
rife and a third that it was revolver
Two statements are IN the hands OF th'
police. one OF which was made nl
Reed. and declares that the shooting
was accidental
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
a calorad Church Council IN King
George.

George.
Ol Saturday. September l-'h, being
church meeting st Saint Stephea bsp-
list church. in Ki0g George county, Va,
council meeting Wa Also held 20 con-ider
some difficulty between the saint Steph
IN Baptist church and the Pilgrim bsp-
ti-t church concerning artiOns that the
Pilgrims took against the saint Stephen
member Councils from various churches
were present A. follows Union Bethei.
wm. Thornton: Thornton. Pratt Id
wards. DanZerreid William Williams,
James Bumbrey and Nori0ld Brown;
Antioch. Peter Cunningham. Richard
Parker aud George lewis, Pilgrim, Rev.
JH Williams a0d G. F. Parker. i:ev
~. IT. HickersOn presided and staIeG
the object OF the meeting. Deacon v
; Taylor moved that the councils be
welcomed 70 the church.
4 letter was read from the Pilgrim
Baptist church 70 the Saint stephen Bap-
tist church. alter " hich Rev. J. II. WI
nams made his statement and aeknowl-
edged himself 10 the wrong
Deacon 9 +. Parker, from the Pilgrim
moved that r reconciliation take place
by Rev. Williams and Rev. Hiekerson
h .siEg hands and this was done In love
and harmony and he prayed that the
D-sce and union would continue. 4
hvmn was sung by Rev. W. H. Kicker
-on. Prayer was offered by Rev. j. II.
Williams.
sunday WAS communion day J
Wood and II. T. Johnson. two OF saint
stephens liceneial preachers, gave very
brief intercoHT 80 on the Passover. Rev
" II. Hickerson has held the pastoral
charge over Saint Stephen tof 30 year:
and two other churches, Little Ark and
Union B.thel.
". Ii. Hickerson. pastor
n ! Tavlor. clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19

Newport News, Va. Sept. 1.-THE
United States cruiser Maryland has
been hoafed and now lies tied up az
the pier. Apparently the ship is not
damaged IN the least. An examination
M the bottom viii be made imme-
a,atelv The cruiser VIII be towed
around 10 one Of the other piers TO be
comuleted. The Maryland had been
living partly on rhe ways since satur'
dav afternoon, when An attempt to
launch her was made
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER t9. 1903.
CAROLINE.
Remains Taken 20 Caroline Many
Personal Items.

HINliGg irrrn. sept D., 1908.
. Tine remains oi Mr. Maury. OF New
York. -earaed here on sunday and were
inferred Iu raroli ism Iy hnrJ ing ground
20 Shepherds llii Sunday Afternoon.
>errires were con iucfel bT pr John
Pollard. ~ the bowling Green Baptist
church
Miss xstte Winston hA= returned 20
her hom- ~ Richmond. alter a pleasant
visit to the iamily 0i Mr. G. r >ggg
Mrs Z D Vincent and daughter Mi-=
Ethriyn. have returned from n short
visit to "a-hingt 'n.
Miss Susie Polari j. spending this
week with relatives in Richmond.
Me-srs Frank snd jim Winston. oi
iisnDver. sp-nt Friday with the family
oi Mr. g.. Z >ngg
l.--e- Annie and Lucy Voolfolk ~
turned 0n Saturday from a short visit o.
friends iu IappAhannock.
M.-s Maude BrOaidu- left on Tue-dsy
to resume her duties ~ teacher IN the
hlsekstone Female Institute
Mrs George T. Burt and little dsugb
ter Miss Caroline Broaddus and Mr
John broaddu- have returned from a
short visit 10 relatives 10 kin2 and
. Pau
Mi-@ Leila Payne. % rraz't j. the
guest oi Maj ald Mrs b % rratrn-r
Mr. i.er Agrew ani son have returned
o. Washington. aiief visit 90 her
m0-he~.
Mis- Alma 'ia,h b y returned tI her
home in kirhm0uu. after -p-niing -onie
time with hff friend Miss Maria inliin-
Tue coalition of NJ A.frrd A. Ander-
-nn who Wa 30 painfully hurt about =
week agn. II -om-wh hat improved, but
he i -tii csoiined Co The house
Ni-- Pearl Smoot aud lifrle brother
Master Ni'l. have returned from visit
o. relatives 10 baltimore
Mr- g. l. Hu.lari nn- returned from Il
short visit O. her Old home il Marhing
ton
Mrs s.son and son. oi Philadelphia
Ar rhr guests Of Mr J.. W. Elliott and
lamay
rr d. l. Qlsrics he- returned IRON
ire-hm-y. . where h. has iI-t closed q
very -u-rs-sinl meeting
Mr. joel iAi1es i4it On Tuesday Tor
ks'timo-P. where she vii pgrrhsse her
stock 0i 'a.. millinery
lii-s Auuie MetauIey speut portion
~ this veea 10 Rchmnnl
iiffi, Mis- Louise hslae- has returned
from . pleasant visit % Washington.
Mi-- Fannie N s-hingtoD oi th- h-counfy.
ws- 'he guest 0i Mr. 4 y. t1anfl-r and
Ism ly nn Monday
M.-s Altie Chewning Isir on Monday
for her home In Washington, siierspeac
inE some time with relatives here aud in
the county
OsifeR number Of b0ariiers have a.
-ivei - the -~ruin.ry. and the huiltine- =
l10h natural Onrr NOR. Several more
pupils AR expected this week.
ST. s.u-g lss greatly improved
hi- o lme with . hand some coat Of paint
y I Il
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
poYbIe-Trsekins The RaIIrosds.

I,aborers are beiag rushed from many
narts OF the South TO the camps in Vir-
ginia that arr grading the road for ley
Ing the double track Of the Southern
Rail way. During the past few weeks
nearly POO ne1 roes have eomefrOm North
Caroiinia 60 work 90 the railroad. Over
2 zoo men are at work on the road
scattered all along the line. Already
from Alexandria to Manassas, a distance
NJ y miles. the road has teen graded. q
great part ofit double-trscked and some
~ il surfaced The laborers will be
taken south rs fast ss the track laying
there il completed The rosf il also TO
be double tracked between Norfolk and
Charlotte. n e
The work OF donble-tracking the bich-
moud fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road from Richmond 10 Washington Is
slso being pushed. The tracks from
R;chmond to Ashland havs been com.
nleted and are in active use daily and
30 miles this side Of Ruther Glen ars
about ready for the rails. The contract
tor building the road from Qaantieo to
Washington has been Jet, anu IL is expect
"a that the read will be ready for use be
s',-e the rush of travrl next year. Abou
"a OOO. 900 il TO be spent before the i'm
orovements are completed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
SP0TSYLYANIA.
The Holiness Cams Meeting Mr.
Graves Better Revival Personals,

Etc
Spot-ylvaniA. Va sept l6th, 1908.
The >Dot-ylvania Holiness Association
closed its frat annual camp meeting last
sunday night IL wss a great meeting
end was largely attended, there being
over = thousand people present on sun
day. Rsv. L. l. Pickett, Of Nilmore.
ky.. Vas the leader. lie did Ane preach
ing The other ministers preaching gerr
Revs L. L. Banks. Of Essex j. n. HOl-
man. oi M0utross. sad " Iamblyn, ol
Alexandria. A great deal Of salvation
work was done. No smoking was allow
"a on the grounds inside the enclosure
aad the good behavior OF the people was
commented upon. A collection was
taken on the last evening Of the meet
ing which amounted to Si5i 10 cssb and
-unecriptions The meeting Vill be he'll
every summer.
Rev. + J Moifitt. young evangelist
- here % assist Rev. J. " Herkman in
q revival meeting al Parker, to begin to
nixht. Mr. Mohitt held two sucrs-siul
MEETINGS for Mr. Hickman last year al
Oliyet and Beach Grove.
Mr. Marvin Harris. a dentist. and son
II Clerk 7 A Harris, who has had d
position in Kentucky during biz college
vacation. returned home yesterday. IL
will return 10 Richmond 10 complete hi-
studies in few days.
Alr. Lee J Graves. who has been 30 eA
tremely III with meningitis and lever II
on the road 20 recovery, and Dr. Pul.
lam. who has been staying with him, har
returned home.
Nizs Carrie PendlatOn. who has been
si-iting her mother. Mrs. A. j. Pendle
ton OF this place. and attending the
camp meeting returned 20 Washington
to-day, where she works in the Govern
ment printing and engraving depart
ment.
Niles Fannie PsndIeton viii teach the
public schools at Leavells :. Ihis II her
hrst session "a q teAeher.
I Miss Ethel Tinder. Of White liallneigh.
/ borhccd. il visiting Miss Ethel tarner
[ this week.
Miss Minnie Tribbie, OF Essex. left herr
/ for home Monday. She attended th'
camp and spent a night OF the parson
age before leaving.
Mrs. Wallace Garner, OF Fredericks
burg. who was guest at the histori'
/ Hotel and attended the camp meeting
leitior home Monday.
Little Robert knightOn, whoee arm
was recently broken, has entirely recoy
cred
The revival meeting will begin at lie
bacon the first Sunday in october
The meeting will begin al Beach Grow
the fourth Sunday in September.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
-~-@--~~-e-~~~~ >->-s-~-s-~-ss->-
HEALTHY WOMEN
Praise Pe-ru-na as q Cure and
Preventative Of Catarrhal
Disorders.

Miss Elizabeth Ubsr, No. g. Bassett
street, Albany, y. Y, writes:
81 have always dreaded fhe fsH
and winter because OF my extreme
liability 70 eztch cold, when catarrhal
trouble would quickly develop
through nv entire system which IL
would fsks weeks 10 drive sway, I
am thankful 10 say that since ! have
taken Peruna, I do nor have any req
son 10 dread this any more. LAST
fall when I suffered with nv old
trouble I took peruHa s1d In nine
days vss completely cured and since
thar time. IL have Been az al ex-
posed 70 the damp, wei or cold
weather, Tfske q coSe or fwo OF Pc
ru1s and IL throws O0f any hint OF
sickness from my system. gladly
fndorSe IL. MIS- Elizabeth Uber.
Mrs. Vim. Dewey, Saranac Lake. y.
Y, ia second cousin ot Admiral Dewey.
IN . T-ceat letter she says;
"pe-urs is fhe most valuable Of
any remedy that have ever used for
coughs, colds, etc. ! ehesrfuily rec
o11nlsnc IL rs 8 certain cure II Esed
according 10 dlreefions. Mrs. VIM
Dewey.
Miss Rosa Gerbing, popular
society woman Of Crown Point, Ind,
writes:
LRyf winter took q long drive
IN fhe country, and being TOO fhingiy
clad I caught q bad cold which settled
on NY lungs. snd which could nor
seem 10 shake off I had heard
great deal OF Peruna for colds and
cafarrh s1d ! bought bottle 10 try.
am pleased that I did for IL brought
speedy relief II only took two bot
ties and J consider this money we'll
spent
" You have 8 firm friend In nr<,
and In0t only advise RS use 10 my
friends. bur have purchased several
bottles 20 give 10 those without the
means 10 buy, and hsve noticed
without exception that IL has brought
sb0uf s speedy cure wherever n bsS
been used. Miss Rosa Oerbirg.
To nezlccta cold Is to invite chronic
catarrh. As soon a. anyone discovers
alr liL-A y ~ ss-Al- % t--A-~ '.'|-t- ---
should at once begin the use q Peruna
according 70 directions OF the bottle,
and the cold Il sure % pass away with
ont leaving any bad effects.
Unless this il done the cold l. almost
SIRE TO end IN the second stage of ca
ts-rh which Is making 50 r-any lives
miserable. II Peruna was taken every
time one has L cold or cough chronic
catarrh would be practically an IN
known disease.
II you donot derive prompt and salts
factory results from the Use Of Peruna.
write a. once 20 Or. Hartman. giving a
full statement OF your case and be will
be pleased TO give you his valnable
advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitariurn, Columbus,
Ohio.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
KING GEORGE.
Numerous Cenocrstic Csne dates
For County Offices Ins Public
Schools Reg strstion % Vet-rs
Personals, Etc

Schools Reg strstion of Vet-rs
Personals, Ete.
frmorn Va sept lltA 1908
Wi-h a muitIDI-eify % Democrat csn
dilates 90 thr n-ii sgain-t one r. ubl-
can cacdtlafs i0r each office exrep that
oilommonw-aith' Attorney therf ,Hrf-
are very ieri ltliy in favor 3D.! the !. pub
iirAns lt - gg---ei hy some tina TIRE
situation Will he boiled dnwn iat-r
or-probahig next -our. lay. hur this
r. only g1e.- wurA.
The District -rluo. Blarl- li King
George have appointed a0i couir srt,h
with tearhrr- tor the various public
schools OF the county. and MoniaI O-
tuber lfh. B. TIE time te-iguat-d i1r If.u
ing tae -rnDD.-
The registration 20 voters in thi- r1un
~ recently easa- I1ilDa- Atrurr n-f.
hpu-e precinct. i- white .ni O. e0l.fei -
l'.,--aoatat prr.a-t. -3 white and 5
cnior-i ine wors oi registering voters
~ shiloh hI- not been completed
Misses N0I.le Al Mamie J. gers leir
scyera faJ- ago for r. trip o. ta.-ia1
county - Washington. o.. g.. and At
lantir CITY
Mr. Hrttia Gravatt oi Caroline r. Do
a gI-lt to her sister near N-so
ir Ben O. Gryme- who ha- been VIZ
itlng relative in l.Ar,e ronaty hA- re-
turl-i Oh biz hone
SIR trlns tirzhuga aai wI'- have r -
turned o. their home iu NeR YORK. alter
speeding RI mr time with Mr.. Tflzh p
parents BOB this county
Mr arl Mrs Adam i0~ey. OF NAsh
.a-f1u. who hsve been spending rWu
weeks with kiu-Aois and friends in tar0-
.il-. are lox guests 81 ifienc- in hn-
ieo-ce
Nr O. q purk- ~ Igo. j. a-rana aEtH
bull - Ntar. ~ Aru0.l r Landing pl tl-
kappahanuocs
Nr. snni- G-ig-by and lan-l srs
Whu spent fa- summer herr. lefr r-t-r
Gas flr thair home ln 81 Na-li1-rnu a..
camr1ned b. Mr. tirigsts mafhrr
Nr- E li Sorr b. who wi.l return ta her
country home here 10 a ias days tp-i-li
two more Wre,-.
Miss idna Arnold aho hs- bern visit
.lg irI-al- il lnlfep-r hA- returned T."
ler nsule Her sisters N'r-e- Nalnir
and ,a i- Arnold .. Potomac ira. g.
i.h.el relatives .n che to1orl nrgl.
barl.ri fhi- eers ay p ri-it
Res 49, T. Davis pa-tUr 0I the " Boz
list churches il King George is Wei nz
in he-rm0reIaug.
Mr ra0ma- Minor. oi thi- place a.
-omnal.ei BIZ daughter. Mi-- Naanir Co.
Bowling Green 0n Tuesday ant enirrei
hsr il srh00I there
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-19
Owes His Life to eishbor's kine-
ness

Mr.. b. 2. Daugherty, well know
throughout Mercer and Summer counties,
". Va, most likely owes biz life u the
kindness OF neighbor lie WAS almos'
hopelessly afflicted with diarrh0ea; wss
attended by two physicians who CAV
bin little. if any. relief, wh-n a neighnor
learning Of his serious condition, brought
MIN a bottle OF Chamberlain's goiic
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy. which
cured him in less than twenty-four hours
For sale bv NJ. N. Lewis. druggist