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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
STAFFORD.
Officers Quality Church Festival
Enjoyab bic Party Personals Notes

Officers Quality Church Festival
Enjoysbls Party Personals Notes
Etc.
Stafford C. H., Va, January 2, 1901.
This IL the time fellow writes ~ Tor
a rubs il out, aud makes remarks
plenty.
Mr. ] NJ. Green il spending portion
of the new year with his family.
Mics Mary &. Dix and Mise Mabel Gilt,
were guests Of tie Misses Bryan this
week
Mr.. j. Thos Woodland, accompanied
by Mr.. Tray Sugar left Tor Washington
last Monday
Miss Alice McGregor, who has been Wis
iting friends here. also left iJr Washing
ton this week.
The county officers have all Allied,
Mr. Il. G. Chesley also, treasurer, before
Judge Mason, and Messrs knight and
Coakley commissioners ofrevenue; Il u.
Wallace. Commonwealth attorney;
Walter Wamsley. shariii; +. II. Randall,
county surveyor, and h. Is. Patton. su-
perintendent poor. before the clerk oi the
Circuit court IN his office.
DIR. and Mrs. T. J Payne paid a Welt
to the Court House this week.
MIR Robinson Monsure paid the Clerk =
office visit yesterday.
Mr. Lucian Williams, Of Washington,
Is visiting friends at Brooke.
Mrs Annie l.. Bullock and Mi-s J. zzie
Bullock, Of Harwood, spent the day her
Thursday
Mr Henry " Moncure, Of Louisa,
ia visiting his brothe', MIR. Il A
Moncure, at Fleming's. May his shaio"
never grow less.
The festival here last Monday night
was much enjoyed by all. The church
netted SIS by IL
A very eDj IyAble party was given
Thursday night at the residence OF Mr. +.
). Moore. Those in attendance were as
follows. Misses Ethel and Marguerite
Burton and Ruth Payne. Of Washington
Mary 6. Dix, OF Fredericksburg; Mabel
5tarke. Mamie Bryan. Mrs. John =. Mar
tin. Of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
FOLSOM. MIR. and Mrs Il ". Powers,
Or. and Mrs Il J Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Garrett, Mr. and Mrs r b. Ch-w-
ming. Mr. and Mrs. Jno L. Berrey, Mrs
T. " Berrey, Messrs. Vernon lhewnl &
Percy Ramey, Daniel Tol.oni Ilu Pot
ter, /. n Bryan, Jr J X Bryan. Jr..
+. j. Moore The tiddlers were Messrs
Frank Oliver, Delevan English and Gusty
shelton ley deDsed ali night by d.
.andlr light aud nebber went home till
ie mawning'
Scrlhhler
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DEATHS.

Mr.. W. c. Pointer died suddenly Fri
day at his home at Pine Row Gloucester
Miss Bessie Fitzhugh. daughter OF Mr.
". D. Fitzhugh, of Inlet, Culpfper coun-
ty, died lew days ago OF typhoid lever
and pneumonia
Richard Clarke, OF Miskimon, North
cumberland county. died Saturday at his
home His remains were inferred IN
the cemetery OF CoAn Church Sunday.
He leaves large family.
Mrs. Columbia l.. Wood, widow OF the
/ late Pollard Wood, OF JeifersontOn, Col
pepper county. died a few days ago In
/ Charlottesville at the home Other daugh-
ter. Mrs. l.. Brown. She WAS buried
at Jefiersonton.
Mrs Josephine +. Saxelby, late OF st
Joseph. Mo-, who recently purchased
Clearmont. the home OF Mr. Maryut
Jones. in Gloucester county, died sudden
" Friday of apoplexy, leaving son
Charles, aud daughter, Sarah.
Mrs. Frank Dennis, a native OF Kappa
hammock county, lied recently at his resi-
denee in Euheld, y C. He WAS Conied
crate soldier, II Crenshew's Division, AM
Qas Mt the battle Of the lrater, Peters
burg, when Mahone's brigade was sup
ported by his division.
3 Mr.. Julian Tspp, of the Berry Ill
Farm. near Brandy, Culpeper county
died about ten days ago Of pneumonls
=. Last Wednesday Mr.. W l.. Tepp, VIII
, had assisted 10 the nursing OF his brother
: died OF pneumonia The remains OF bot
2 were sent to Louisville, KY. their oil
J home. The last named is survived by
wife and two sons.
n Mrs. Arabells Kennon, widow OF Il
i late J. A. Kennon. died at her home
II Louisa Thursday night after q brief i
}. meas. Mrs Kennon il survived by tw
d daughters and two sons-Mrs. Chr
Sch weiekert and Walter kennon, oil iii
-, ton, W. Va Mrs James NJ. Brisco,
y Culpeper, aud Mr.. W. Allie kennon,
y Louisa. The remains were taken
i u Charlottesville for interment.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Manassas ie to hold dispensary e
ton on January , and hot campei.
Il being wsged.
MIG. A. Hulfsh and family hsvegone
to Waynesboro. Va where MIR. hulfish
has bought an interest in a large car
riage factory -Manssss' Journel.
Surgeon General p. NJ. Rixey and Mr..
Teddy Roosevelt, son OF the president,
spent a couple OF days hunting in Cul-
peuer last week While here they were
guests at the residence OF Mr. s. Russell
Smith.-CulpepeI Exponent.
The school house at Meetze Station
was burned on Wednesday night OF last
week There had been no teaching for
DAYS. 80 the fire must have been OF ineen
diary origin or from the careessness o.
trespassers.- Wsrrenton Nirginian.
We learn that the incorporstors OF th'
Citizsns' Bank OF Louisa have decided
not 70 start up, and that most OF th'
stock holders will take stock in the Banl
oI louisa. which will increase ite capita
nv many thousand dollars.-LOuiss En-
terprise.
Mr.. Frank Bowles, who lives nea
rnionville had bis leg broken while on
In the woodh cutting timber, a tree Isl
inc ON him. - Mr.. 4. &. Payne, OF 60
don district, fell from platform at Bu'
Hill and broke his leg. There IL
deposit at the American Bank Portra
Of Sir John Moore, hand painted Z
IVORY. 3x4 inches ia size, for which q
owner has refused an offer OF $4,000.
Orange Observer.
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nited states Commissioner of railways,
died at the home of his daughter, Mre. }.
Estin Welchell, In Gainesville, Co., Satur
day Of pneumonia
His malady was aggravated by an old
wound, received by him at the hands Of
his own men through mistake, at the
battle Of the Wilderness Two weeks
ago in Chicago, his leiteye was extracted
to cure a cancer OF many years growth
lie was surrounded by his wife and
only daughter. Mrs Welchell. and two
Of his sons, John and Randolph Long
street. Another son, X Lee Lohgstreet,
lives In Washington. and James ,Ong
street, HE third son, 10 q CO, ,tain in the
Thirteenth CayAlrv, how IN the Philip
pines,
His LONG AM nlsmNruisHEu CAREER
Goo. Longstreet WAS born in South
carolina JanuarV :, 1921 He gradu
sted from West Point in 1912.
From the occupation al Texas he wac
engaged in al the principal battles
Of the Mexican War up to the storming
OF Chspultepec, where, he received severe
wounds
In June. 1901 Capt Long-treet re
signed to Join the Confederate Amy and
commanded a brigade at Bull Run tn,
following mouth Promoted to be
major. general in s62, he thereafter bore
conspicuous part and rendered yalua
BILE service to the Confederate cause
At Seven Pines he directed the main at
tack. and In the subsequent fighting AT
Gaines Mil. FraEier's Farm Malvern
Hill and other famous battles his diyis
ion fought brayely
AZ fredericksburg Gen LOngstreel
commanded the lett wing, where the AZ
s4ult was 80 fatal TO the Federal army
After the latter battle he was temporar-
lily detached with three divisions OF HE
corps To operate below the James, and
in April he attacked Gen. Peck at SUI.
folk, Va, which place be invested until
recalled by tien. lee alter the battle OF
Charlottesville.
In the organization Of the army with
which it was designed to invade the
North, Longstreet was assigned TO the
command OF one OF its three corps. witt
the rank Of Acknowledgement. and in
the ensuing hattie OF Gettysburg com
msnded the right OF the line during th,
second and third days Of that terrible
fight.
Many Southern soldiers have declared
that had Gen. Longstreet obeyed Gen
Lees order the Confederate army nigh
have won the battle OF Gettysburg.
Gen Longstreet's friends stoutly den!
that he disobeyed orders.
Gen LOngstreet was severely wounded
by his own troops in the Wilderness bat
tie. on May 6, 1864, and disabled 10
months.
Taking mp his residence IL New Orlean
after the war he peoame a Republican
and was appointed in 1864 Surveyor O
the Port ny PRESIDENT Grant. lie was
devoted friend OF President Grant, has
lng brought him and Miss Julia Dent 70
gether In their youth.
In 1875 Gen. L0ngstreet removed {
Georgia lie served a. Minister to Tul
key in 1SS0-1ssl aud subsequently a
United states MaFshal for the norther
district Of tieoFgia
In September, 1897, Gen Longstree
was married at the age Of "a 20 Mit
, Ellen DOrtcb the Assistant State Libri
, riau OF Georgia al attractive yOUI
lady OF % years. lie was appointed b
President Mckinley a. hallway Commi
sioner, an Office hs held at the time Of b
, death
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Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
SEIZED ule in effect Nov, goth, 1908.
LEAVE NORTHwARD.

Schedule in effect Nov, goth, 1908.
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
5.45 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Occoquan Sundays only.
S.34 A. M. daily. Stops at Alexandria.
1905 A. NJ. Sunday only stops on
signal at Brooke. Aqua, Wide Water,
Quantico, Cherry Hill, Occoquan and
Alexandria.
1915 A. NJ. daily except Sunday
Stops on signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Water, Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone.
OccoQuan. Lorton, Aceotink, traneonia
aud Alexandria.
LAP. NJ. daily except Sunday stop
at Alexandria.
6.49P. NJ. daily Stops on signal at
Brooke. Wide Water. Quantlco, AlexAn-
dria and at Reid Sundays only.
1901 Z. NJ. daily. Stops at AlpXAn-
dria. Slope on signal at OccoqusD on
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, Rich
nond accommodation. Make all stops.
6.22 A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
srsin. Stops on signal at Wide ater
and Brooke Sundays only; at Milioru'
boswell and Ashland daily, and on sig
nal at other local stops on Sundays only
GA A. NJ. daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on signal.
1928 /. N. daily, 5. A l.. train. Stops
on signal st Lorton and Oecoquen sun
days only and daily al Quantico. Milford
boswell and Ashland.
5.26 2. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland.
6.39 ?. NJ. daily Makes local stops
on signal
S.3T p. Nj. daily Sesboard Air Line
train. Stops At boswell and Ashland
on signal.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. 2. NJ daily except Sunday, arriyes
Fredericksburg 8 33 7. NJ.
Z. C. cox. Agent.
W. DUKE, c. ". CULP. ". Z. TAYLOR.
Ean Man Asst Gen Man TYnf MRn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
Rev. r. a. Willis ms Assumes hsree
Of Baptist Church Recognition
Service Held

Service Held.
Rev. Il A. Williams. the new pastor o.
the Baptist church, preached his first
sermon Sunday morning 10 large and
attentive congregation. The discourse
was an excellent one aud Mr.. NilllAm'
made tine impression
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock recog
milton service was held at the Bsptls'
church. Rev. Dr. 4. 5 Runaway prrsld
ing. and Rev. J " Rosebro, Il the free
byterian church: Rev. j. $ Hutchinson
of the Methodist church, and Rev. VIM
Phillips. of the Christian church, partlci
pating in the meeting. DR.. runaway IN
PRODUCED the speakers. the first OF whom
was Cant :. j. Quinn, who, In behalf o.
the BAPTIST church. spoke words OF vel
come and cheer to the new pastor teV
R A. Williams lie was followed by
Rev. DIR ] W. Rosebro, who represented
the other churches and citizencgenerally
and in earnest words told OF the cordial
relations existing between the congrega
tions here and extended warm welcome
To Mr.. Williams At the conclusion oI
these addresses Mr. Williams made aieel
ing and appropriate response During
the service seyer,l stirring hymns were
sung by the choir, in which the congre
CATION heartily joined. No services were
held AZ night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
a Watch Meeting

Mas Bessie Burrows entertained mum
Der OF her friends lsst night with watch
meeting. Games were played during the
evening. Delightful refreshments were
srSed at a late hour Those preseni
were Misses Bessie Burrows, Edna Far
banks. Annie Rice. Eleanor Howard
Lula Ray, Grace McGhee. Mamie and
Jeannette Trims, Messrs Robt. and
James Thomas, Claude Foster, liilli'
Howard Willie Blackley. OF Ashland
Harold Bird well and Albert Bowman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
A WONDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia, calculated TO use over one
hundred gallons Of the usual kind OF
mixed paint in painting their church.
They used only 81 gallons OF the
Lnngman & Martinez Paint mixed
with "a gallons OF linseed oil Actual
cost OF paint made was less than Sl.2o
per gallon, 80.
paint. and got big donation besides
EVERY CHURCH will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they
paint. "a,
MANY houses are well painted will
four gallons OF l.. 4 NJ. and thre'
gallons Of linseed oil mixed there
with.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sole
by +. ID. Cole, Fredericksburg, Va
Davis & Hoge, Dido, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Entertainment.

Mrs. Georgisnna Purke entertained a
number of friends Thursday afternoon,
at her home on the National Boulevard
this city. Refreshments were served and
music was rendered, both vocal and in
,trumentsl. Mrs. L b. Martin and Mice
Ida Martin sang beautiful SOLO which
was much enjoyed Among those pres
mt were Misses Ella and Mamie Pu'ks
II Richmond: Mrs. b g. Jones. OF Caro-
line County; Mr. g ! Bsrneld, Of Allan
ia. Ga: Mr.. j. = Jett and Mr.. Horace b
Cox, OF Stafford. and Miss Mary Joncs
4 Richmond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Entertained Their FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r Richerson enter
tained a number Of their friends Thur
day at their home on Main street The
game OF finch was played At the
termination OF the game sumptUou'
supper was served. The Bradley Ofches
ira played sweet music durit z the entire
evening. Those present were Misi e'
Josephine MADDOX, of Washington; Sal
lie and Matte Franklin, Sadie and Madg'
TAYLOR. MIR. aad Mrs. j. " Frank lin
Messrs. Lhas Weaver, OF Atlanta, Ga.
Thos Shepherd. b c Young, VIM. vii
cox. sam Redd, nelavan Montague an'
Harrison Montgomery.
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Officers Elected

stonewsll Council No. Il, Ir. o. L. \
", elected and installed the following
officers Friday night. for the ensuing
term: Councillor, + C. Bell; vice coun
cillor, French King; recording secretary
x. l.. Williams; assistant recording stc
rotary, c. Lay ton; financial secreta J
Preston l.. Hsrris; treasurer, j. W
Baker; Warden, K c. l.. Moncure; con
ductor, W. S. Boxley; inside sentinel
VIM. SulliDger; outside sentinel, VIM
Penn: trustee, +. A. Rrnlle.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
MARRIAGES

Licensed to marry in Washington.
James Brown and Bette Carter. both ol
Madison county
Mr. Edgar H. Thomasson and Miss
Margaret + Speake, were married Dec
Both at the home OF the brides parents
near Buckhsll. Prince William county
Rev j Halpenny Officiating
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Markets
tUorrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.

kOOfTcCtco W S'A.
Wheat. 81 to 90; corn, new, 40 to
AZ. meal, 81. 3Oto LBS per 100 pounds;
oats. 40 to 80; fowls Qivel, Z TO 8;
chickens. live, 9 to 10; dressed, 10 TO II;
iucks, lives to 8, dressed, II to IL; tnr-
KEY ,dress'd lea IL ;livelO @ l2;lard no
l2;eggs, 81 to rs, butter, 10 too, mans
IA to II; Irisb potatoes, 80 to 30
oork 6 to Z; veal, Az to 5;lambs, 81. so to
/ i0:saited hides, Z to 8; baled bay $50 t.
Game-Partridges, 10 to II; rabbits
10 to II; wild turkeys. 10c, per TO.
pheasants, 40 TO 20.
WooI-Unwsshed, 1e to al; washed
A. to ~.
dred pounds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
NEW YEARS GERMAN
IL Was Danced at the Opera House
Friday Nisht and Greatly EnJoJed

Friday NIGHT and Greatly EnJoSee
The annual New Years german. " hieh
WAS danced at the Opera House ffllay
nigbt while not as large as that on
Xmas night, was enjoyed fully az much.
Prof. Donch. OF Washington "s-
again on hand and entered heartily INTO
the spirit of the occasion, playing until
nenrly four clock with unhagging en-
ergy Until about 2.30 the german wac
led by MIR. Clarance X. Howard, 10 his
usuAl graceful manner, after which MI
/ o. O'Conor Goolrick guided the couples
through the maZss OF the dance
The pleasure oi the evening was greatly
enhanced by the presence OF the patron
esses whose evident sympathy waf
greatly appreciated by the young people
The arrangements were IN charge OF
Messrs q. b. HARRISON and [. Is dooE
rick Among those present and dancing
were.
Mesdamss C.. K Howard and Chas
Ruffin and Misses Kate Newell Doggett
/ Mamie aud Elise Ficklen, Jennie Malt
land. Fannie Tucker Carmichael, Lena
and Nav Rowe, Madge Taylor, Mary
Lindsay. Fannie liesle, Ellen Wallace
ena Harrison. Flora Mason, kate
Montgomery. Susie BRADLEY, lieryl i4r'
her Amelia " oods. Josephine Msdd y
Jennie Daniel, Grace Mitchell Heorgic
Green of Washington; Rebeces Farley
/ Dickinson. Of Caroline, Miss Ashton ana
Misses breckenridge, Of Alexandria
Nessrs C. K Howard, r II Carmichael
IF : Shepherd. G. ". shepherd, Jr.-
Cbas Rufiin. F. W berkeley, OF Rich
mond; A F Dickson. j. {. chichester
Edward Warren. Edgar Cannon, W. Z.
Torrance. F. l.. ". Green, NJ. G. Latl
mer. G. b. Harrison, c. b. and {. O'Conor
4 ioolrick. Harrison and Buck MontEom
cry. b. c. Young, ". II Hnrksmp, Eus
tao, Moucure, C. NJ Chichester, PauI
karsten Sam Redd, ". Wilcox, Delevap
Montague, Il. George, Oscar Lemoyne
Of Bsltimore.
/ Among Others present were MesdA" %
J. T.. Mason, ". Il Harrison. ) ;
Woods. q T. Robertson, thas Wallace
r. l. stofregen. II. II. Johnston, /. !
TAYLOR. Misses Franklin. MAJ ME Mae
Carly, Grace VERIFY and Mr. HORACE Ash
ton. of Alexandria.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
MERRY FLlNcH PARTY.
Mis-, Col, Ent.rt.Ins Her Friend.

Miss Cole Entertains Her Friends
Miss Alice q Cole entertained her
friends at beautifully appointed finch
party at her home on Washington
avenue Thursday night The spacious
parlOrs were decorated with eyergreens
Three tables were filed with players end
several close games resulted. M''
Wilma Wheeler and Mr. II. G. Bisco'
were the lucky winners Of the first priz
and Miss Alice Cole and Mr. J b Jones
received the consolation prizes AiteI
the games were over the party gatheret
around the dining room table, which
was loaded with good things, and enjoy
ed themselves, while the cuckoo clocl
sang the old year out aud the new yea
"a
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Mrs elizabeth Turner Dead

Mrs. Elizabeth Turner, aged % years
died 1T her home here Saturday evening,
after a lingering illness 81 cancer OF the
stomach. The funeral take will place
from the Methodist church Monday
evening at 3 o'clock, Rev. J ) Hutehin
son conducting the services. lntermen' IL
the City Cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
HUMAN BONES UNEARTHED
Workmsn Find Them While Digging
Holes For Telsphone Poles

Workmen for the Southern Bell Tele.
phone Company while digging deep holes
for planting the toll poles Oi company
for their new plant now being erected
here, unearthed number OF human
bones. teeth. etc, on Princess Anne
street, near SC. Georges Episcopal
Church This led to many coniectures
~ to who could have been hurried AZ =
spot which is now public street, but it
sill An unsettled question a. 10 whether
they are the bones OF soldiers buried dur
ing the Civil war or those OF persons
buried many years ago. when 1t is said
by some of the best informed OF onr citi
zens a. To the past that It was ire
quent Occurrences for body to be- hurried
In the street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Martin-Clark

A pretty marriage occurred at the
Christian church at Unionville, Orange
county. on Christmas eve at Z o'clock
when Miss Josie NJ. Clark became the
bride OF Mr. Joseph Martin, Jr Rev, A
&. Bled, oe officiating The church wal
beautifully decorated. After the marriage
a reception was held at the residence o
the brides parents, Mr. aud Mrs +. "
HlaFk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
DEATH IN sPoTSYLVANIA

Mrs Boyer Dies At Advanced Age
Mrs. Fannie Boyer died at her hom'
near Salem church. spOtsylYania county
Saturday, OF rheumatism OF the heart
in the 18th year OF her age. She IL sur
yived By her husband, Mr Isaac Boyer
and several children The funeral tooF
place from Salem church Sunday aI'er
noon al , O'Clock luterment 10 the
cemetery adjoining the church.
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"Just For Fun" Club Entsrtainsd

Miss Norma Combs reception 10 Inc
Inst For fun" Club Tuesday wac
charming. Pit and finch were played
with much merriment Music and re-
treatments completed the enjoyment o.
the evening Those who attended were
Misses Annie Fulton, jessie Wicker
[ Grace Woodbridge, Martha Lstimer
/ Nell someryille. Bessie hOulware Lava
lett Bowman, Evelyn Ainde, Mary Nir
GINA Ressley Miss Mildred baser A.
siated In recelginE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Roanoke, Va, slks Remember the Poo

Roanoke, Va, slks Remember the Poor
Roanoke. Va, Jan. THE Roanoke
lodge OF Elks gave their annual AIN
ner TO the poor women and chilnrel
Of the city Twelve hundred plates
we're laid. and each person who sd'
down 10 the meal was given a bag fllleI
with good things to carry away. Sew
eral car loads OF coal and other neces
stiles we're given to the needy families
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
COMING Marriage.

Rev. Hugh T. Mussleman, formerly Of
this city, now Of Maysville, KY, will b.
married to Miss L. Alberta Glasscock,
daughter Ct Mr. and Mrs Albert Glass
cock. of the latter place, January llth-
in the First Baptist church, Msysyille
Nv. MIR. Musslemsn is q son OF Mr.
Thomas MusslemsD, of this city, and IL
pastor OF the Baptist church of Maysyille
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Nav supsrirterd.nt Of Psnitsntisry

The new superintendent OF the state
Penitentiary, s. NJ. Boiling, OF Bedford
took charge Saturday. George N. bems'
who has held the office for eight years,
retires. There are now .4SI conviets,
200 on hesitate farm. The penitentiary
is packed, but work is proceeding on ad
ditiOnal cells 10 relieve the congestion
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-05
Death Of Miss Edmonia Walker

Miss Edmonis Walker died Thursday
night OF pneumonia after a short Illness
She was highly esteemed by all VINO
knew her. She was daughter OF the
late Harris and Margaret Walker. The
funeral will take place from the residence
on Main street Tuesday at 3 p. m. Ser
vices conducted by Rev. II. Ii Barber
/ Interment in CITY Cemetery.
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Caroline Personals.
RappahannOek Academy, Va.
Ian. [. 1904.

RsppshannOck Academy, Va,
Jan. /, 1904
Mesars 81 G0uldin and Robt Camp
bell spent the Xmas with their iriendf
and relatives.
Mics Annie Parish entertained quite a
number OF her friends on last Tuesday
night.
Miss Mamie Gouldin will return to the
Rowling Green Seminary Monday, alter
amending the Xmas at the home OF heI
father.
Anumber Of our people have been busy
filing their ice houses.
/ Mr Harry Garrett, Ci Lancaster, Is tn
crest of Mr.. Geo Edwards.
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pEATH IN STAFFORD.

Mrs. Margaret A. Limerick Dead.
Mrs. Margaret A. Limerick died al
her home near Falmouth, Stafford cOun-
ty, at an early hour Friday morning, II
the 10th year OF her age. The funers
took place from her late home at
o'clock Saturday. lnterment in the ftm
lily burying ground.