The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-10

Jones can supply the want al very
III deIate cost
Mrs. Mary l. CAesley is adding a
new porch 10 her residence on Princess
Anne street
Mr. j. Fred Brown rode Oh his wheel
90 King George q. Ii Sunday morning,
and spent the day.
Miss Laura Trayers. of Baltimore has
returned home. after pleasant visit to
Miss Kate keene
Mr. D G Mason. Of the Burr HUI
reishborhood. Orange county, was III
the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Taylor Poll ok. Of
Washington, spent Sunday IA she city,
the guest II relatives
Mss Macy Gordon Wallace has re.
turned home, stter pleasant vi il to
friends in Washington.
Call ana select your Easter dresses
kid gloves haas and bJnuets. see All
yertisement L y Brent
Miss Mamie Bea'e's music class gave
an euj able recital at the Mary Wash.
iugrou House Friday evening
The celebrated Iron King. Farmer
GIrl. + F.V. ana Excelsior. cook stoves
can be found at Vim Barnard's
Col L d Cole Is having his resi-
dence on Washington Avenue ornament
ed with handsome coat Of paint
Mr. james II Downman. If New
York, who has been the guest OF Tela-
tives here. has returned to that city.
At the close Of the services at the
Christian church sunday night the pas
TOR. Rev 5 IL Forrer, baptized one
candidate
Ih.s Sc who desire Easter flowers will
leave their orders with v. 4 Bell &
BIO or Frank + Covey. h.Iist, and
they Viii be filled with choice varieties
200 dozen sample Handkerchief, e
dozen FasolnatOrs aud g dozen Oriental
Table Covers Al, very cheap useful
ana nice for Amas Eifts. at l.. 1
Baker
Myers old stard is where VIM B5r-
nsri Is running a irst-class ana Up-t0-
date plumbing and timing establish
ment Everything IN that line Is kept
IN stock
Miss Emma G 'uldmaD. daughter Of TX.
Mayor H. X G0uldman, and Mr. Homer
Welch, o; Mu-keRon. Mich VIII be
married Wednesday April ls,n, az the
bride S home IL this city.
A la-ga and handsome stock offspring
clothing for men boys and children, aud
hats gents furnishing goods and trunks
has just been opened and are selling
a. wv prices at Jas T. Layton
Miss Lucy O Hayes has returned
I'm a visit 20 her sister. Mrs Francis
" VI CullauSh If Norfolk. and has
with her as her guest Miss Fioklen, If
Fredericksburg Rich Dispatch
Halls Drug Store you will find
Garden Seed, large stock at
low prices, also Drugs, Chemicals,
Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes and Combs.
Tooth 3 ushes at lowest prices.
Rev 5 g. Ferguson, former pastor
Of the Methodist church here came
down from the conference at Washing
ton and spent Sunday with friends IN
this city Sunday Dlglt he preached at
the Methodist church
The barn on the Wilderness" farm,
belonging to NJ ,j0r Horace Lacy and
tenauted by Mr. David Dempsey, was
destroyed by fire Friday A wheat drill
and ether farm implements were con-
sumed. Sparks from burned brush
caused the fire. Loss about 800
The special price Of 81 90 per dem
on "favorette 60 Will BE- continued
through this month ct the Davis Gal
lery sl7 Main street The large num-
Der taking advantage # this offer last
month is the best evidence Of the salts
faction given GA this photograph.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Koeppen left
Saturday for Flint, Mich, where they
will remain during the summer. In
the fall they will return and, probably,
reside here permanently. Mr.. KOeppen
having recently purchased property on
which he expects TO build residence.
Treasurer f. f Ninde and Deputy
Clerk " W Brown. Of King George,
were 10 the city SATURDAY They return ed
that evening with Miss Ninde and
Mrs. Brown. who had been the guests
Of Mr. + O. Ninde. for several Gays
Miss Ninde, who was injured by the
discharge II gua several weeks ago,
has nearly recovered.
Mr.. W. b. Bullock and family, of
Staff I'd, who for the past five or six
wears have been living in Florida, were
in the city Saturday. They were re-
turnlng 10 Stafford, and said to Free
Lance man that they had enough OF
sunny Florida" and liked around
here as well as any country they have
seen in their travels
Mr.. K l. Martin. Of the county, who
was stricken with paralysis recently,
died Thursday He was a member Of
the Baptist church, and was in his
eightieth year A widow and six chill
dren survive him. The remains W ere in
tered in the Steward buryirg ground
near Finchville Friday, Mr.. W L.
Jones conducting the services. The
pallbearers Robert MCGEE. B NJ.
Parker. II. NJ Long, j S Alsop,
E1gesn Steward, Wilson Oswald.
Mr.. ard Mrs w. d. Garter left on
S iturdsy 8 steG mer for Fredericksburg
TO complete their arrangements for
moving to that city. where they are TO
reside in the future Mrs Carter returned
to Tappahannock this week as the family
will remain here until the 1st Of May.
Universal regret is expressed by the PEG.
pie at the thought If losing such wide
awake energetic, business man, and ge-
MIL gentleman as Mr. Garter, and his cul
tured family will be great loss to the
social circle of our town The Democrat
wishes them a happy and prosperous
future in their new home Underwater
Democrat.