The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-05-10
Local and Current Comments

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refreshing rain yesterday.
Mr.. J 5 Woods remains quite SICK
az his home in this city.
MIR J. E. Timberlake was in Balti'
more this week on business.
MERE. Bozel has returned from
business trip % Baltimore.
Fishing rods at Henry Ulman's, 1928
Main street
MIR. W. II Hurkamp is in Buffalo
n. y. on business trip.
Bernard's Fayorite at s. 90 complete
Is "a beauty.
Mr.. W. l. Brannan left yesterday
for business trip 20 Washington.
Chewing and smoking tobacco and
cigars az Henry Ulman's, e25 Maln
street
Miss Ester \. Montague has returned
from pleasant visit to friends al
Underwater
There is no Improvement in the con-
dition Of Mrs. l.. Woody who Is eA
tremely Ill
Pure barred plymouth Rock Eggs. for
setting. for sale 10y ". Il Tyler, Fred
erlcksburg, Va.
Henry A. Pend!eton and Maggie
Brown. Of this city, were licensed IN
Washington 10 marry
Read the ad Of Prof Aldridge. the
decorator from New York. which ap'
pears IN our columns today.
Hose Hose. Garden Hose Just re.
ceIvei at Nm Demands wire bound
and plMn. -, hose gGsrsn'fea
Mr. ClarAncs Howard. Of Alexandria.
spent Wednesday and Thursday the
guest Of relatives IN the city.
Ms. Rose T Hunter, # Washington.
who Is visiting relatives In hIng
George, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. f. ID Blown. Jr. who has been
residing Ia Sp3tsylyania for the pas
year. has returned to King George
DR. W. X Goodrich and Master
Robert Goolrick left yesterday for
trip 20 Washington and Baltimore.
Stoves Stoves. Stoves New lot ex-
ceedingly cheap Just received. Ask 10
see Demands FAyorite at s. 90 com
plete
Mr. Upton Taylor. who has been en-
gagged IN engineering work III ken.
mont for some months has returned
home.
Mr. Z l. Hunter. the popular Clerk
# court Of KING George county was
mere Tuesday. and warmly greeted 10y
friends
silks organdios and challies ar all
vesy appropriate for mmfncelh- nj
dresses Come or send t. c " } mes
for what yOl want
You c.n 90 from Fredericksburg 70
Washington and return on Whit Mon
dav for sl.2j See sd of ]. NJ Ihomp.
son < CO.. the ola reliable excursion
managers
Another dance was given by the
youpQ men At Dad Fellows Hall Mon
day night There were about sixteen
couples. and the part clpants greatly
enjoyed the occasion.
GOV Tyler and staff have been IN
Wired 70 take part in the carnival parade
in Richmond on Thursday the lith.
mounted Col i ID Cole. ot this city
expects TO be on hand
The union stOnecutters gait work
Tuesday. having received orders from
headQuarters t. demand more pay and
20 ,,rIarefand the do
msnd was refused them here.
Every lady who appreciates high art
in millinery ~ once recognize that IL
descrlbAble touch If grace and elegance
stamped on our hats and Oonnets
Breut's Millinery Department
Messrs. Embrey and Fitzhugh. trus-
tees. have sold the J. 2 Randolph farm
few miles above Falmouth, on the
Warrenton road in Stafford. containing
lS5 acres, to Jas. ". Estes for 1868.
At Halls Drug Store you will find
Landreth's Garden Seed, large stock al
low prices, also Drugs, Chemicals,
Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes and Combs
Selected Tooth Brushes at lowest prices
Mrs John ". Daniel and son, Of
Washington, and Mr Willie Filzhugh
of Chicago. who have been the guests
of their mother, Mrs Mary Fltznugn
and family here have returned to their
homes
Among the bills introduced in the
Senate was one for the relief OF
the Methodist church at Fredericks-
burg. Virginia, which was damaged By
the Federal army during the war be-
tween the States.
Flowers Of every kind. A choice variety
Of potted pl ,uts. Celebrated plant food
Is cts. a bag Also vegetable plants
Gall at green houses. or leave order with
". A. Bell & Bro Frank T. Oovey.
florist. Phone call, liz
Mr. ". A. Harris, son of Sheriff T.
A Harris, of the county. is a rleIpber
of the Reception Committee Of the
Medical College Of Virginia, on the
occasion Of the graduating exercises al
Richmond tonight
This is the time TO have an exact
photograph Of yourself You can have
II made at the Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery. SIT Main street All wore
beautifully finished and satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
The birthday party, under the an
spices Of the Young Women's Mission
Band, at the residence Of Rev. DR. j
5 Dill Friday night promises to be al
ENJOYABLE occasion. Music, recitationl
and refreshments will be among the en-
tertaining features
Revival services have been in progress
at the Christian church every nigh
since Sunday and will continue through
out the week. The pastor, Rev. S K
Forrer, is preaching earnest and in
structive sermons. and the oongrega'
tiOns are large and attentive.
Do you need one? Well you SHOULD
see them Inst received 700 white Pnt