The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-04-16
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Miss Halle +. Chichester. of Stafford.
has been quite sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Bevan, of King
George, were in the city Saturday.
DIR. r. T. Glassell, of Bowling Green,
was among the visitors to the city sat
urday.
A special bargain in n fine upright
piano at J. w. Adams book store, ii
taken at once.
Mr. l.. l.. Coghill will spend the balance
OF April in Boston. buying stock for the
Smith-Coghill Company.
Have you gotten them? Your Easter
gloves mean. All the new shades can
he had at Jones Cash Store.
Miss Nellie lBragdOn, who has been the
guest of relatives in Philadelphia for sew
eral months, has returned home.
Mr.. W. T. Scott. of Spotsylvania, and
Mr.. T. p. Brokaw, of Caroline, were Wis
itors of THE FREE Lance Saturday.
Mr.. W. Meade. Holiday, of Annapolis.
Md. spent Sunday in the city. and was
cordially greeted 10y his many friends.
Gloves. gloves. Gloves for Easter.
Gloves for general service. hid gloves oI
all new shades are now at Jones Cash
Store.
Messrs. Frank r. Convey a Son are
building an addition 6fxl6 feet to their
greenhouses, especially for palms and
ported plants.
John Roberts, brother Of Captain {. J.
Roberts, of Irvington, Lancaster county.
is now acting AZ second officer on steamer
Essex, Weems Line.
Rev. II. NJ. d. Martin, of Cambridge. Md,
who has been spending several days here
with the family of his father, DIR. ii. VI. ID.
Martin, has returned home.
Mr. Thomas Bullock and Miss Susie
Bloxton. both of Stafford, were married
Yesterday evening at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev j. L. Stump.
The Fredericksburg College team was
defeated 10y the Episcopal High School
Saturday. on the latter's grounds, in
game of baseball; score q to >.
Acting Surgeon Charles f. Mason, a son
of W. Roy Mason, formerly of this city,
has been promoted to surgeon in the t..
). Army, with the rank OF Major.
Can't. Josephus Trader, L :. Internal
Revenue officer for this district, was in
the city Yesterday. lie left by steamer
yesterday for his home in Mathews.
Mrs. Leslie T. Kearsley, who has spent
the winter at Auburndale, Fla, has gone
To Bay View, Fla, where she will remain
until she returns home for the summer.
Chase Bros Hackley and Carlisle pi-
amos AT factory prices and small pay
ment terms this week only at J. W.
Adams. Call at once and select your III
struments.
J.B. Halls Sons have just received n
large stock of landreths Garden Seeds
at low prices. Also complete assert
ment of everything usually found IN the
best drug store.
Miss Nellie Kirtley has gone TO Balti-
more to attend the marriage OF her
brother. Mr.. George Kirtley, To Miss
Beatrice Eunack The ceremony will
take place to-day.
When YOU want an exact photograph
of yourself, thoroughly durable and up
tO-date in finish, you can always get 1t
at the Davis Gallery. All work guaran-
teed in every respect.
Special for Easter Roses. Carnations,
ViOlets. and all kinds of Flower Plants.
Also Cabbage and Tomato Plants, at
Covey & Sons. Florist, fredericksburg,
Va. Phone call, III.
Mr.. c. II. Hurkamp has sold his steeple
chaser. ii. K. LOnghurst 10 Mr.. I. Hitch
cock. Jr.. of New York. Terms private.
Mr.. Robert Neville, Of LOudOun, also sold
his steeple chaser. Eophone, TO New
Yorker.
The gentlemen having in charge the
question of transferring the Southern
seminary. of Bowling Green, to Win
chester have asked the Board OF Trade
for bonus of SO 900 to insure the loca-
ton of the college there.
Mr.. John W. Allison, Jr.. has opened
the &" Allisonia.' on Main street which is
equipped Win lhe ldttSl ihoucih '"n'
niences. Board by day, week or month.
and meals furnished TO all parts OF the
city.
The fredericksburg Manufacturing TO.
will develop the property formerly owned
NV John Hartman at an early date. 1t IL
situated near the T., +. X p. K. X depot.
The clay on the property is said to be OF
superior quality and there IL talk oil es-
tablishing brick works there \ meeting
has been called to consider this question.
MIR. Alexander Henderson Wallace,
who was married to Miss Alice Marian
Lewis. of Westmoreland. in Winchester
last week. il a merchant of Winston. Cul-
peper county. lie was born in Madison,
raised in this city, and is n brother of
Major Thomas =. Wallace. The bride is
n daughter of the late Judge George
Washington Lewis, of Westmoreland.
James Z. Limerick, who for some time
had charge of farm in Stafford, near this
city. and Harriet Bullock who performed
the duties of hOuse-girl for a family In
this city. went to Washington recently to
he married. but were unable to secure a
license on account of their youth. They
remained in Washington some days, and
were arrested as Migrants They were
liberated on promise to leave the city.
They went to Stanton, the forme home
OF the young man.