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

Main street
DR.. Charles L Outcalt, Of Baltimore,
is the guest If Dr. j f Tompkins.
Mir Joe George. of Irvington, made
The Free Lance office a call Thursday
Just received a full supply Of fishing
tackle Henry Ulman 1923 Main street
If Won want to vote at the approach
ing election you must register by next
: Tuesday.
Demands Fayorite at 50 90 complete
is beauty
Mrs S 7. Daugherty, Of Roanoke,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs j. ".
Hillary.
Mrs. f \ Bristow. of Urbanns, Mid
dlesex county. came up on the excursion
Thursday
Rev. W. d. Smith will preach at ST.
Georges Chapel next Sunday at . 20
o'clock z. Nj.
Messrs W d Williams and q. Is
Wallace, Of stafford, left for Washing
ton Thursday
Pure barred Plymouth Rock Eggs. for
setting. for sale 10y w. B. Tyler, FRED
efioksburg, Va
Mr. Jno. Pollock. of Stafford, left
Thursday for Hot Springs. Va, where
he mas secured position.
Mr.. Geo. II. Smith, Of Sunny bank,
Northumberland county, was visitor
at The Free Lance office yesterday
Miss Lou Gordon. daughter Of Mrs.
Joe Gordon, Of the county. died this
week at her home. near Gatewood.
Rev. DR.. J. 5 Dill will deliver an
address at the Baptist church Sunday
night on the Eoumenical Conference
Stoves Stoves. Stoves New lot ex-
ceediugly cheap just received. ASK 10
see BeInArds Favorite at - W com
plete
Rev. DR.. J. 5. Dill, Mrs Dill and
Rev. W. ID Smith have returned from
the Ecumenical Missionary Conference
in New York.
The card Of Hon. A. I. Embrey,
candidate for re.ele 'tion to the office OF
Commonwealth Attorney Of this city,
appears in our columns to-day.
Mrs Henry Harding, of Waco.
Orange county, died this week She
leaves a baby one week old and three
other children, besides her hu> band.
We can supply eggs from thorough
bred Light Brahma. Barred Plymouth
r ok and 5 Q. Brown Leghorn fowls
Al 81 for setting Of 10 NJ b Rowe a
Co, Fredericksburg, Va.
Every lady who appreciates high art
in millinery AZ once recognize that In
desorlbAble touch Of grace and elegance
stamped on our hats and 6onnets
Brent's NJ lliuery Department.
At Halls Drug Store you will find
Landreth's Garden Seed, large stock at
low prices. also Drugs. Chemicals
Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes and Combs
Selected Tooth Brushes at lowest prices.
An important meeting Of those inter
ested in forming a military company
will be held in the reading rooms over
the Mayors Office Monday night at 5
o'clock for the purpose Of the election
of officers.
Miss Minnie " VOLT has qualified
before Judge A. ". Wallace es census
enumerator for the lower ward of this
city Mr. John F. GOuldman. the ap-
p1intea of the upper ward Will qualify
IN few days
Never mind if our competitors do
tell YOU The American Lady Corset
is not a good one. they say so because
G W Jones is the only house In this
city that the manufacturers Will sell 1t
TO. See for yourself.
Flowers of every kind. a choice variety
~ potted plants Celebrated plant food,
- css a bag Also vegetable plants.
Gall at green houses, or leave order with
". A Bell & Bro. Frank 7. Oovey,
florist Phone call, III.
This il the time 81 have an exact
photograph of yourself. You can have
II made at the Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery. Sl7 Main street. All work
beautifully finished and satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect
Mine Road church. Orange county,
has organized a Sunday school with the
following Ulcers J. 7. Pendleton,
superiutendent Daniel Terrell, assistant;
p. B Lewis. secretary ID q Wheeler,
librarian, and Jas Johnson, treasurer
Do you need one: Well you should
see them Just received 700 white and
drsb corsets at SOC each. worth 100. :;
$50 white do. at 69o each, worth 81
These are the greatest bargains in cor
sets ever offered in the old town. h. L.
Baker.
President T. n. Brent, of the Bust.
ness Mems Association, has named the
following as the Public Interest Com.
mittee Of that organization Messrs
T. ID Gle. A Randolph Howard, ii
Warden, S S Bradford and j. ".
Thomas
Attention is directed to the Dotice Of
Mayor Rowe, published elsewhere, call
ing on citizens TO put their lots, cellars
and alleys in thorough order. An in
spection will be made by the officers
and any cases Of neglect will be report
ed and parties fined.
Rev. S. H Forrer has returned from
Petersburg. where he held successful
meeting Tomorrow be will begin a
revival at the Christian church In the
morning his subject will be. Our Pos
sessions, " and at night, My Call to
Preach the Gospel. During the week
there will be preaching at night only.
About one hundred pleasure seekers
came up on the excursion from down
the river Thursday. They spent the
day shopping and visiting the places Of
historical interest in the city aud
suburbs A number were welcome visit.
ors to The Free Lance Office. The
merry party was detained at Ratcliff s
Wharf by a dense fog The proceeds
from the excursion will be donated to
Calvary NJ L church, Richmond