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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
NEW CONSTITUTION CecLhf 50
VALID.
So Asserted BY the Supreme Court
ofVirqinia

Tbur-dev the Supreme Court %. hp-
poals ~ Nytheyiiie handed dow H-
week : decisions. in which u nillrn- ,ne
Circuit court of Augusta comfy 20 -''4--
nrto grant new .riAl 20 hrspp' l.tHf,
Tay Tor
The -ourt ihn- es-erts the vtii.i 'i
tho states new Constitution
The opinion Wa hy Judge har DO
ray lor was cnu,ict,6 and -enienc-' To-
one wear IN the p-nitentiary hy tle ie .se
of Augusta County Court. without he
Intervention OF - jury upon hi- plea Of
guilty The court TO affirming ih- a. ION
ofthe Circoit Court in refusing q VIZ Oh
error. hold- that the present. Cons iu-
ton. havin. been accepted and hckn1 j.
edged by the Executive. by the l-rei Ia
ture. bv the courts and officers fhru IN
ont the state. by taxing the oatn 10 lp'
port il. and by it, recognition by ',ni
action Of the legislature om July ID.
1902 and by the people IN their prin AIRY
capacity by peacefully accepting am &C.
quiescing In IL. by registering voters M
der IL. by voting under IT. pro'irloi Al
a general elartinn for their representa-
tives in the Congress ID the nited Sta'ts
and being A. a matter Of fact 10 force
throughout the state and there heinz
no government in existence under the
Constitution II $50 opposing aud deny
ing it, ysli ity, they have no difficulty
in holding the new Constitution the only
rightful. ysiid and existing Constitution
Of this Stat. and 20 that al the eltiz'n'
Of Virginia owe their obedience and -"
iul obedience
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
STAFFORD COURT
Grand Jury Did Not lndict Liquor
Dealers.

The opportunity presented by the
weather t. farm kept q good many col
the sover4iens at home ednesday
hence there was very small crowd Al
Stafford Court on that day
On the assembling OF thu court the
grand Jury was called aud alter being
charge hy Judge Chichester they retired
and returned true bill against llarl-
Jog for ielnuinus -tabbing with intent 10
kill The jury. 10 Is understood. exam
inrd into the now notorious falmunth
liquor cases but diI not hiring in any in
dictment againrt thsm. ~ the JUICE IN
his charge had stated that II was the
Judgment ~ the court that the licenses
granted these peopl, AT the Npri term oi
THE court we're valid and legal INT re-
voked The court Afterwards gave
Judgment in favor oi thee liquor dealers
In the case where Justice X II iyrhn
had required them Co give bond and Sc
rurity Tor their good behavior, and This
ended. az l-a-i Tor the present thr AL
month liquor ca-rs
Judge g. e. Noncure. of caroline. nav
inc been Designated ht Governor Mnnts
one 10 do so. sat instead OF Jni-c 'hi.
-hesfer in the case of Blake. Charters
and Others against Robert J. Blake Tor
the reas "a that Judge Chichester Wa To-
terc-tcd in tho ease
There werca coodIy number oi Sente.
men present who were much Interested
in the outcome ci tie Falmouth liquor
cn-c-. and desired o. have the -aie -ui.
pressed in that village They were kevs.
4 r Lynnand Decatur Edwards Nr-srs
J. p woody. Frank h. Tyler. W J..
Brooks and Others Be-ides the-r wrre
ATTORNEYS 4 z Emhrey j T. Goo irick.
t. p Foster aud & " Coleman. Sneriii
r b Gin of Caroline. was also present
for the purpose Of carrying j. J. rector
10 Caroline where bee J. wanted charged
with forgery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
KING GEORGE.
Netes ard Personals

King George G. II June 10, 1908.
Ni.s Meta Pollock. ~ Holson. is writ
ing ifirnds IN the rits 81 fredericksburg.
Mr. AID Mr-. fri-ho. 81 Washington
were callsrs AT the erk'- Office on The
10Th instant. mAkiu- IA genealogical r.
search
Mr.. Forrest T.. TA,lce. Of Chatterton
has returned from , i-it 10 bis daughter
Mr. Snuih-ron
MIR Robert + ffe. of Spotsylyania
county. has purchased the farm upon
which Mr.. Caldwell \ Grig-hy resides
near the Courr lluu-r.
Miss Mary Gray irnoll. oi willow I'M
II the guest of rrintiv,sin fredericksburg
Mis- Tllie q Thor TON j. the guest Of
Nr and Mrs J. Thornton, ~ l'eie
Grove.
Miss Flora Mason. Who was student
at fh.N T. !. in stanton the pat -e--
lion. has returned To Sh' lhgrre.the home
of her parents. Judge and MR. j. !.
Mason.
Miss Frne.tine South. who attended
the pat -e--ion a. thu trmnie hiEh
school IN King William county, has r.
turned toIOfhihu. the home ul htr in tHtTi
Mr- II g. South
Mr. AMI Nr-. +. t.. Fiizhogh. who have
been visiting hi- parents Mir and Mrs.
Frank 4 fifzhugh 10 Bedford. have re-
turned ~ New York
Mis- d s-lr Thornton Turner daugh-
ter OF the Rev b. q Turner r. t home
again. having returned lat week from "A
-urres-fnl course ~ the Hannah Moore
Academy. Maryland ~ the commence.
ment exercises Miss Turner was awarded
five dollars in gold for general excellence
and also the B.-hopr prize If weniy-h'e
dollats in gold for the finest competitive
examination IN Latin.
Rev j. Wilmer Turner. oi fuza"rhll
Georgia. il visiting hi- brother. Rev. Is
+ Turner. 40 the Z l. Krctory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
MARRIED IN ESSEX
Hume Hundley

4 marriage Was celebrated Wednesday
morning az Hlndisy Hall the family
residence of the liuniley family In d. ms
vile E--cs county. Va The contract.
lag parties we're lr ~ " Hume OF
Raleigh. ~. Va. AM Ni-- Gszel'e II nd.
lry. the second daughter OF j I. J..
Hundlev. deceased DR. Hume II a pom
inent phy-icia1 of Raleigh. " Va. aud
Mics Ga1elp lilne.ey j. AZ accomplish
% young iaiy. uothin person and in'elli-
grnre. Toe ceremony Wa performed by
her brother !. Z. T. nundley The ilal
urs-sut- were numerous and hand me
Dr. Hume was accompanied boy his
brother. Roy Hume. ur u. y. Quint nee
and Ia. 81 ". Hume. Also of West Viz
gina. Its % remarsahie circumstance
that the marriage was attended by sen
physicians and one pharmacist The
triial party Immediately after The mar
ring. toos the boat ~ Baltimore IN
route for West Nrrin.. th- home oi The
groom
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
AFTERNOON WEDDING
Fav;il Richardson

Miss Helena 4. Fayi.l daughter 81 Nr
Richard " Iaviil. WAS married Wed
ne-day AZ the reSiierce oi her ihther
On Main street. az : O'Clock. Go Mr j. VI
Richardson. of Narhin Norfolk county
Va by Rev " d smith. of - George r
church
Mr.. r y Richardson. brother oi the
groom. Wa. hDrt m4n. hnf Nl-s tiofrnc.
+. Noliz. of Washington. j.. C.. WAS mad
of honor The bride Wa gowu,i ~
white null and carried Brides roses
The maid Of honor wore white orgnndie
and Carried Ia France rores Littl" Mirr
Annie Fsvi.i. niece 81 the bride. wa7rihe
bearer. The bride il one of the most
popular YOUNG ladies oi this city aud the
groom successful farmer and trucker oI
NoriYlk county. The welding was very
quiet. ouly iho immediate friends of the
hrisc being present The wedding pres
ent= were numerous AM hsnisomr The
happy couple leit on toe go irn'n Or
Richmond. amt after q icw oay- vii go
90 their future home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
City Council

The regular meeting Of the lily Iouncil
was hold Thursday night. Every mem.
Der wss present Under the recent act 0,
the legislature it seems to be required
that the Mayor will not preside over the
Council. and that body will have to elect
a president and viee-president. Nher
the Council assembled Mayor Willis wai
present. but did not call the BODY 10
order Tor the reason stated. -,
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. Bradley, wnlcn
on his motion. met with the approval .
the whole body, Mayor WINS VA, Ma7 y, Ie
Council to order. ,,c.. c....
On motion Of Mr.. Bradley City Counfe
g George K Fitzhugh was requested u
evamine the act bearing on the question
Of president and vice president and ., max <
a report Friday evening at 1 o clock u
wbich time the Council adjourned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
TEMPERANCE MEETING Al IHE
COURT HOUSE.
Strong Speeches From Severs nom
istsrs-lares Audience Present

Rev. John Harmon, pastor OF NJ l..
church. south. Richmond. Va, AID re'-'a
an enormous crowd at the cout'nou ~
THURSDAY night Every available seat 10
tho couri room was occupied, aud theen.
closure in front Of the speakers stand
wa packed with ladies
The exerri-es were opened by R'v. ;
q Dolly. who offered a most earnest
prayer. .;I.4 o.a- tho
R4v.J. :. Hutchinson introduces Rev
Iobn Haunon. who made conservative
and forcibe address on Temperance az
times telling some very amusing loke''
which captured bis audience who re-
.ponded with loud applause.
Rev DR.. F. b. Beale, OF Essex county
vas then intr lduced and made very
short but effective talk, after which Kew
Mr. Jones. of this city made a few sppr9,
nriate remarks. The meeting then closed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Local Markets

ilOrrefItQ DJ Slil4Dh III IL n DA|''
Wheat ~ to Sc; corn, new, 30 to
-. meal. 81 SOTO 81 b per 100 pounds
oats. 40 10 80; fowls Oive). to 10;
Snring chickens. II to 16c; dueks.
live : to 9. dressed, = l to12; Winter chick
enc / , TO IL pound; lard, ii to l2;eggs,
IL to IS: butter, - to %; hams, ! -
70 Is: Irish potatoes. so to -
sweet potatoes, SOTO : beef to 81;
veal ~ to ) lambs y. 80 to $3.50; hides
lgreenj 5 to 8; hides dry, TO 10;
Ssled hay. S15 to $ls per ton.
Wool-Unwsshed, 10 10 2l' washed
"a to %. -.
bred pounds.
TIE GRAlS Markets.
The grain markets closed YESTERDAY 81
Chicago-Wheat, June II; July 16'.
corn. June 5Ok; July J0ls; oats, June 40
July 40. &c
New York - Southern wheat 80
corn, go. O.,
BaItimore-southern wheat, 20 to n
Southern corn. - 70 -
Richmond-Wheat 81 to ~ corn o.
20 50; oats, 80 to'5G
Alexandria-Whest, u 70 rs. corn .
tn Sc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
MARRIAGES

Miss Mary Bladen Dalauy, Of tauquier,
and Nr. Willism Writ Henry. Jr., Of Red
Hill" Charlotte County, Va. were mar
ried Wednesday at Saints Hill, tauquier
County.
Mr.. Levy Jarrett, prominent business
man Of Ilernlon, and Mics Mamie Van
Dasen daughter OF Mrs ". A. Van Duse n
of the same place, we're married on We'd
nesday AZ the home Of the brides mother
by Rev. G. II. Kershaw. They will r.
side in Herndon after their return from
Atlantic City
Mr.. John Weymouth. prominent at
torney AT law OF Hampton Va and
Miss Nancy Fadeley. the daughter OF Mr
and Mrs Charles W Fadeley. OF Water
ford. Loudoun county, were married
Wednesday morning AT Rosemont, TN
home Of the brides parents, by Rev
Charles T. Herndon, OF the Baptis
Church
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
m.a Alice Goode Crump Dead

Mr.. alice Goode Crump. Of redericss-
hnrg died at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Ellsn F. Friend, in Charlotte county;
last Friday. Funeral services were nell
SATURDAY. and her remains taken to Ivy
nanot in Albemsrle, and Inferred. The
deceased GeSS was the sister Of Col. Thomas g..
go and widow Of the late DR. Willi1m
INN CoJ Of Albemsrle, and daughter OF
the late DR.. Thomas Goode, OF the hot
springs. Bath county, Va. s9e De DeiG ;l,; :,
td the highest type Of cultured, Christian
romsnbood. she had five children, three
%, whom survive her-Mr. William trump;
Of Nest Virginia; Miss Mary Crump and
V,s John Davis. OF Albemsrle. She
l~ayes six grandchildren, one Of whom is
Miss Alice Good win, daughter 'i the Nv
Pobert A. Goodwin, Of Richmond. Ars-
Crnmp resided here for several years,
and although she had not been here ioI
the past year, claimed this city as hei
home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Store- house For Sale.

will sell on reasonable terms my
storehouse and one acre OF land situated
abont two hundred and fifty yards from
The Sycamores" on the Main road lead
inc from fredericksburg TO Bowling
Green Q miles from Fredericksburg and
II miles from Bowling Green. The store,
houseis large, commodious and IN gooa
condition. Nearby, on the acre OF land
are three outbuildings in good condition
Terms-Half cash and balance in Sly
months. For further information app!
to J. A. Jones,
Rox 27 Guiney's, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Or. w Jeffries Chewing Weds Miss
Anne Pace Meetze

marriage Of Miss Anne Page N'etz",
daughter oi Nr Edward Is. Mtelzr' u
Dr William Jeiiries chewing. oi ihis
city. took place At the home Qi the bride r
nnrrnt- or Rrightwood avenue on Wed
np-day. The crrtm my. which was a.
cor ing o. the beautiful rites cd the pi-
rnpal Church. was performed hs 'hr hrt
William ~. rngc. u D.. oil ~. j 'hn r
rnu;crhury. Cornwall y. y. = cousin oi
tbe bride whocam- uu Tor the ucrA-i'n.
assisted los the Rev Charles l. Eucs, oi
st Paul +. Washington.
Among those present besides the fanny
Of tie bride were Mi-- Agnes thew nlng.
of this city. q sister ul the groom NY
Catherine " illiam=On. OF Narrenton. a.,
a great aunt oi the bride. Mr. and Mr-
l. cahen williamson. " ~ Van Ices.
Nrs N 4 Nrctz- ard Ml-s sadie VI eize.
Of Warrenton. Va. Mr. James !. Jr.ifie-'
of Warrenton. ho.. AZ ulclroi the Sf 'oih :
Mr- Virginia English. Ni-- Aiicr iiHh.
Nis-Catherilr Black. Mr- krrutzli. ani
Mr. Ju'iu~ kreutEliu. Jr. Mr ) ,me-
Nnur-e. Mr. John Hii Carte, NJ. j.
G-,en rar,sr. Mr. James s. B0omai Mr.
" Il. Everett. .lr. the Misses tFt rrtt,
Mr. Jerrett. Mr- Charles Loeiiler. Nr-.
William Guide Miss Mary Ball. Mr. Lane.
Mr. Irving. Mrs sontae. Sir aud Mr..
F NJ. rompkin- AMI the Misses 7 mp
Lln-. Mr. and Mr-. J " smith. Hiss
Rirggold. Nr. and Mr. : Meetz- Jr,
Mr. sarah + Davis. and Miss Helen
Davis
Many u-eiul and haui- NJ pre- nt-
were received by the bride from ir ads
herr and aboard The happy conpl a.
ter making at0uro the North.w'l J side
In this cityon George street. 90 tlep' tly
residence which hR- been handsome mr.
ted I'D recently br ,hr~ning j. o. .
our most promising and popular = fsl-
cian- AMI has "A bright future 10 d. pro-,
fe-sion. lli- br.feiracharming lhDt M
sill b.. cordially welcomed hefe trre
she has previously visited and ha- ny
r.. L.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
a BIG WI EAT CROP
Up-to dat. Cultivation Of Soil

Mr.. George Puryis, owner Of the Lit
10 Whim plantation, near this city, has
developed in his wheat fields what may
be- Justly -tyled a triumph Of agriculture,
ami shown, in an off year, the richness
oi Virginia soil Three years ago he pur-
chased about three hundred acres and
built thereon u palatisl residence, and
has added To the estate an aggregate oil
over one thousand acres. Last fall he
bought An adjoining tract OF about $50
acres Of land known A. the Phillips
farm. which has laid idle for about forty
years and was largely overrun by brush
and scrub timber. He sub-sOiled the
track and AZ he observes. got down into
the hard pan, and by thorough puiver-
ling has, by the grand crop OF wheat
he i now harvesting on it, shown not
only the capabilities Of Virginia land,
but what intelligent agriculture in the
South can produce Experienced farmers
and expert agricultural scientists declare
that this, the grandest crop of wheat
ever produced in this district, will yield
fully sixty bushels TO the acre.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
MGrtZ and MertZ Co.
ORANGE.
Coming Weddings Notes and Per-
sonals


Orange Co Va June 10, 1903.
Nr and Mrs d. VI Frazer announce
the marriage Of their accomplished
daughter. Miss Lena, to Mr.. Robert L.
Loving AT Pamunkey church on July lst
atga N. The culture and social signii
cance Of these young people make this
An occasion OF interest
Mr. l.. VI Baker, team upset his wagon
Tuesday aud severely. il not fatally, in.
jured worthy cOlOred man named
Henry Jackson.
Mr. Agier. Of Mugler's, lost his wife
Wednesday, after "A few days sickness.
cards are out announcing the mari
age of Mr. rommie Waidie. q prominent
farmer Of Orange. to Miss Payne. OF Eau
qnier. on June Both.
40 one seems to know what Ia or Ia to
he done 10 the roads and bridges
MilerS are hustling to repair their
dams. and We hope the whirI of the stone
will : on be- heard
Farmers are speeding the plow and
harvest il inviting the cycle
Reeves arr active ust now, and our
farmers who have large herds ARE hold
ing on
oar helatel farmers have stopped
planting corn and making ready for
wheat and grass, both Of which crops
are Eight and Indifferent.
Green apples and new potatoes are
taking their place among the early risers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
MARRIED WARRENTON
Rvssell-Msson

Mis- Maria Page Mason. daughter Of
Major 81 Roy Mason. iarmer'y of Fred
er.cs.burg. nui Edwin hl.-n L.u-selI 81
West N.rginia. were married Nrines lay
morning 40 10 O'Clock ~ the rel leuDr oi
Hugh Hamilton. ~ Narrenton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j 'hn
NcGll Mrs Nouimia Wood was MA
fron 81 honor. pr Bankhead best mon.
The bride wac given AWAY by her brother.
Dr Char'e- Mason. : b. Her wn
wn- white embroidered elk mou--fiiae
and lacr among the guests were capt
an1 Ms. L.auiDn. Z ; 4 Miss Msfga-
ret Moore. of Fairfax. Va: Miss katha-
rine Pugh. Of Mary land; Or aud Ars
Morton Douglas. Mrs. t. Lowell Johns,
the Misses Butler and the Misses ll"mil-
ton. sir and Mrs Kussell LIT ON the
ll.lj tfainior Fairmont, W Va where
they will reside.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
The CASE OFT. PROCTOR
Two Warrants Against Him Dismiss
ed and One Pending

James T. Proctor. who was soma days
ago arrested in Stafford county upon a
warrant charging him with obtaining
money from K 5 Payne. Of Falmouth,
in the sum OF $500. and who was tried
before Squire Charles Towson, OF Fal-
mouth, and fined $40 and sent to the
county jail OF Stafford for 30 days. came
% before the County Court OF Stafford
on Wednesday on an appeal The iudg.
ment Of Justice TOwson was annulled
and Proctor discharged, when Sheriff
Warm-ley arrested him again upon a
warrant sworn out by ". II Peden, Of
this citv. charging Proctor with obtain
ing so 80 under false prrtense, and was
brought To- this city and lodged In jail.
On hearing Thursday morning Mayor
Willis dismissed the warrant and dis
charged Proctor. " hen he was again ar
rested by Officer Hall and lodged in jail
for sat, keepment for the Caroline au-
ihori,ie- 10 answer the charge OF forgery
WHERE h. will be- taken in few days. +.
" Coleman snd TN Berrey appeared a.
counsel for Proctor at Stafford Court
Home and before the Mayor here. and
viii represent him ia Caroline.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Mhi,. Family Wanted

Wanted in the country-A white family
IN work for wages, woman to COOK,
another to work in house and dairy
Iuel and water right at hand and
man or boy TO care for driving horses
work in garden &c All at same home
Address Walter Randolph Crabbe Hsgn'
p o.. Westmoreland county, Va
JlS 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Hanover 5arn Burned

During very heavy thunder storm
viii h hung over Ashland for three hours
Wednesday the barn on the property oil
Mrs. nr. Henry c. Scott was struck by
lightning The building with several
ton. Of hay, oats and other forage was
entirely consumed. The horses CARR
ages and harness were saved. The los
was $500. which was partially covered
by insurance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect May oath. 1908
LEAVE NORrHW ARD.

LEAVE NOiflhM ARD.
545A. NJ. daily. Stops ON signal at
Occoquan Sundays only.
S35 4. NJ daily. Stops ~ Alexandria
1908 A. NJ sunday only stops ON
signal AZ Brooke. Aquia. Wide Water
OuAntico. cherry Hin. and Occoqnan
1O47 \. NJ. daily. except sunday
Stops on signal at Brooke. Aqua. VIDE
Wafer. Ouantico. Cherry Hin. freestone
O,coqugn. Iorton. Acrotins. tranconia
III T. N daily except Sunday. Ma
local stops
G.57 T.. ". daily. Stops on signal ~
erooke and Wide Water. and ~ Reid
sundays Only
10 ul b.. Vi. daily. Stops on signal At
brooke. Nids Water and Quansico.
stops on signal ~ Occoquan ON Sundays
only
rTANr ~Of rIW ARD
Is 900 A. ~ daily excerpt -uuday. Rich
.oond accommodation. Make all stops
G..2 4. ". daily. Atlantic Coast line
train stops ~ Milford. hos"eh ono
Ashland daily. ami on signal AZ "thrr
l,.al stops on SUNDAYS only
Obs A VI dai'yexcep sunday Makes
local stops on signal
- So j. VI dsily. $ = train stops
m signal Al Milford. boswell nnd Ash
land
s2OP. N daily Atlantic Coast Line
train. Sfat~ ~ boswell and Ashland
Cap 81 daily. Makes i,cN stops
ou signal
SO T.. N. daily. Se.hoard Air Line
train. Stops N Boswell on signal
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
I t.. NJ. daily eNrvpt sunday arrives
Frederick -burg Is go i. VI
g. g. cox. Agent
" D. urNE.C " ,rLP 81. o. tAllo
t,-.. Nau Asst G-a. Man lrfi Ma
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Mitchell Lewis.

A beautiful marriage was celebrated
Wednesday at Jerusalem church, hing
William county. when Miss Minnie De
tavia Lewis and Mr. John Douglas
Mitchell. Of King and Queen county were
married The bride il the daughter ol
the late DR. j. T. Lewis The groom i
a son Of John A. Mitchell. OF Walkerton
and is young attorney. 4 reception
was given the bridal party by the BRIDE
mother
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
Excitement in Corn Market.

The corn market in Chicago il excited
aud the PIT i daily filed with opera
tors watching their chance tor a lucky
turn. The cause i the cold weather in
the West and reported damage to the
growing crop. While the wheat and oai
market has responded slightly in sym
pathy. corn Is the attractive cereal 10
which thousands have been won ard
lost in the past week.
The market in Chicago closed yester
dav. June. 5OH; July. JOS; September
sos Wheat closed, June. a; July, IG',
September. 74a. Oats, July, 40; sep
TENDER, 33'.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
MARRIED NEW ORLEANS
Oosuell-Youns

NJ. T.. VI. Young Jr.. OF this city, one
oi our most progressive business men
and Mis- Elizab.ih Reed DOswel,. dangh
ter If Mr. aud Mr-. Menari boswell o
New Orleans, were married in that city
Wednesday night At ; O'Clock ar y
Paul's Episcopal church. Nr. Geo. W
shepherd, Jr 81 this city, was best mar
Mr.. and Mrs Young will make an ex
tended bridal trip, after which they wii
ID. nj home here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20

An up.to.date farm. al stocked and
eluipped. foe residence, good barn. VIII
all on reasonable terms. Good water
also. sulphur spring on farm. Apply to
John W. Allison, Jr.,
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
WE. M. az. ASSOCIATION
Will Meet Here June 25th

The Woman's Baptist Missionary and
Educational Association, rolored, oil
Virginia, will holds its 4th annual SEES
sion with the local circle here June 20
2S.
The circle here, which is member OF
this body, is composed OF the most
prominent church workers OF all the col
ored Baptist churches in this city
There y i'll be present prominent col
ored Baptist women from sn parts o.
tbis state and from Washington city
"a psnnsylvania. A large delegation IL
o-nactad Mr.. DR.. W. T. Johnson, o
Richmond. is president. The session vii
no held nj Shiloh church (olj site, Rev
]. +. Brown, pastor: -, fiji.
some Of the prominent white CITIZEN
Of this city are expected to be preseh
and address the body.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
rxeu,.ion Down the Rappshsnnoek

An sll-dsy excursion will be run down
the Rappahsnnock river on the popular
steamer Tourist At an early date. FOR
information inquire at Layton& Qninn =
OF Hotel Dannehl.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20

ITO THOMAS WILLIAMS, TAKE
Notice-Thst a motion will be made
at the July term OF the County Court
of Stafford County, being the 18th day OF
July. 1903, for the appointment OF five
di-interested ireeholders for the purpose
OF ascertaining a incorporation for a
portion Of the land Of which you are ten
ant OF the freehold. TO be taken for the
purposes of the Company.
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, by Counsel.
May sth. 1903. jl3,20,27ii
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-20
I.to Wanted-Femsle.

Wanted an experienced silk mill winder'
Steady work al good wages.
National Silk Mills Co,
Baltimorr, Md