The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-20
STAFFORD.
Additional Court FroeeediNgs-For'
got His Horse and Walked Home
Quaint Notice Personals, Etc.

GOT His Horse and Walked Home
Quaint Notice Personals, Etc.
Stafford G. h Va, Sept. l1th, 1903
Additional nutrr stafford Circuit cCurI
/ Lice ~ III distil irult brandy granted y
| f. Il zen.
Con mon wealth Va. Gray, Common
wealrh ~. Truslow and Combs, tom
mon ', -lth ys .Jett, misdemehnorr, null
pressed.
Commonwealth VI. u. j. Hunter, cruel
TO amin a, Two cases. Plea OF guilty
fines $50 and $50,
Ray, extrutOr. Va Jacobs, Judgment
CONNIE cial Printing COMPANY Va
Sthreshley Judgment.
Ben Sneiaugs' appeal for pension re
turned to + n6iOn Board for lurlner Ac
ton.
c. n Turner relieved from the guar
dianship of Ida Jones et ala.
Report OF Board Of Supervisors a. u
jail ordered filed.
Report Of 30 acres Of delinquent land
purchased by A. W. Evans confirmed,
Application Of Crusie Jones 10 retail
liquor In Falmouth reiutei on account
OF improper notice.
Jno. NJ. Hull qualified az Bridge Com
missioner at large and az treasurer OF
same. +. H. Hill az Bridge Commission
er for Falmoth and HARDWOOD, and K
q. Montague for AquiR and Rock Hill,
". T. Payne, Edwin Robinson and f.
l.. CrismOnd confirmed AS trustees for
Andrews Chapel.
b. h. Patton's resignation az auperin-
tendent poor accepted, to take II CT Dec.
81, 1901.
Pension allowed ThOs. Williams $50.
Incregse-R = English, SO; Jno. A.
Bryant, SIS; VIM. + Striblng, : ID; Jno.
r. Smith, SO.
Rohme Va. Georgia Fire Insurance Co.,
dismissed at cost of plaintiff
Payne VI. Gable Co., dismissed, agreed
GrtenhOw Va. Rose, again referred to
Commissioner Bryan.
+ J. Miller Co. VS.. I. K. Harrison,
Judgment
Minutes qualification School Trustees
Rock Hill-R NJ. Jones, +. l.. Sterne. y
W. Patton. Aquia-R 5. Moncure, ".
A. Gift, X. A. Cloe. Hartwood-E Lu-
cas-. b. W. Irvine, Thos. Wallace. Fal.
moth-Harry Clark, W. H. Rollins, ). {
Peyton,
Il ehsncery DEGREES were entered on
the chAncery eide.
The following notice ia posted at the
Court House: "Notice-1heir will BE a
Arster Supper tiny home Sep 20, 1904,
and music Pro Come one, all and have
time. YOU'RE" " hist the ris preserved
In the oyster, or preserves the oyster,
should the word be butehered In that
way this early in the season.
Miss Lucy Byrd Morton, who has been
spending the summer here, has returned
to her home in Washingt' n, much to the
regret Of her many friends
Mias Lucy W. Morton and Master JnO.
Il. Morton. OF Washington, who have
been visiting here. have returned home
Mr. 4. W, Berrey, who hAs been here
about a week attending court, go,s back
To Madison county next Tuesday accom-.
panied by Miss Mamie Bryan. who with
Mrs. T. ". Berrey and Miss Esther Bry-
An. now 10 Madison, will visit the caves
at Luray.
Ole of our best known citizens OF the
Andrew Chapel neighborhOod attended
church some Sundays ago. becoming so
eugrossed with religious subj cts he
walked home, leaving His horse, which
he had ridden, tied to the fence surround
ing the Chapel IL is needless 70 aay he
had TO take another trip.
Miss Lizzie Bryan and Miss Julia Muir.
ply, who have been visiting the family
Of j X Bryan, Eco have returned 20
Washington.
Mr.. Ivan Green is visiting fri nds in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wnndsrf. NJ Bal
timOre, Md, are visiting the fam = of j
ST. WOOdRrd. Esq.
MIR. Geo. CurtisH. / Washington, spent
Sunday recently with his brother, d. W.
Curtiss
The Toluca and fredericksburg Tele
phone line has been surv'yeI sitting o
poles will commence next week.
Mrs. A. L. Bullock and Miss Lizzie
paid the Court House visit last Sunday
Rev. G. l.. Potter IL conducting pro
tracted meeting at New Hope.
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