The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-03
Gathered fiere and Thereby The Free
Lance Reporters.

Prof 81. G. Latimer, of Baltimore is in
the citY
A big display of gents furnishings at
Jones
Mr. +. W. Rowland wants tohuy sows
and pigs. Read his adj.
Rev. ]. W. Hickman, Spotsylyania,
was in the city Tuesday.
The largest line of silks ever exhibited
here is at Jones new store.
Treasurer II e. Chesley. of STAFFORD, is
suffering from an attack OF grippe.
DIR. W. X. Goodrich, who spent Easter
here, has returned To CharlOttesvilie.
Mr.. b. J. Hart, OF Caroline, was a
visitor to TIN Free Lance office yester-
day.
Miss Elsie Mills. of Falmouth, has re-
turned from a visit 70 friends in Wash
mgtOn.
Ifyou want white quilts, go to Jones
this week. he is showing some extra
values
Mr. J. II Blackley and daughter, Mrs
f. Burruss. of penola, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr. Geo F Rodgers has been appoint
ed to a position in the navy yard AT
Washington.
Ladies toilet and reception md resting
room at Jones All are invited to feel at
home at Jones.
Miss Florence Evans, of Washington,
was the guest Of her brother, MIR. Z. ;.
Evans. this week.
Mr.. John 4. Hippo aud wife, OF Rich
mond. are visiting Mrs. Henry Nlssner
on the Boulevard.
You can save money in buying dry
goods OF all kinds. blankets, underwear,
etc. at +. r. Bakers.
4 party Of nearly 20 negroes lett Bow,
ling Green Tuesday TO work IN the coal
mines of Pennsylvania.
The poor house in Stafford was badly
damaged by fire Tuesday morning. How
il caught is not known
The Ladies' Aid Society of Centennial
church, will give an excursion To red
ericksburg on Wednesday April ..
only an advertisement, You say,
then throw ii down. Not so with what
Jones has to tell you Read his al. III
this issue.
You should have a good Photograph
Of yourself. The Davis Photograph Gal.
lery is prepared TO make any style you
may desire.
Mr.. Addison &. Billingsley has accepted
n position at the Southern Foundry and
Machine works until the Williams Foun-
dry is rebuilt.
Mr.. Mae Nathaniel Hart and Miss Car
RE Toombs were married Tuesday night
by Rev. |. l.. Chestnut M the home OF the
bride, in this city.
John Rollins. who committed suicide
in Washington is said To have been Jno.
II. Rollins. who formerly lived in King
George county.
Miss Cav Griffin, daughter OF Post
masterJ. NJ Griffin, who has been spend
lug Easter here has returned to Washing
ton to resume her studies at school.
Mrs Clearance r. Howard has returned
from Alexandria, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Eleanor French. who will be
her guest at Kenmore forseveral days.
The remains OF Lorena Reed, colored,
who died in Philadelphia, were brought
here Yesterday and taken to the Temple
farm in Spotsylvania county for inter
ment.
Miss Margaret Crismond has gone TO
Macon. Ga. to attend the marriage OF
her friend Miss Merritt. Of that city,
which takes place on April 10th. She
will be one OF the bridesmaids. After the
wedding she will visit friends in Bruins
wick, Ga.
Landreths Garden Seeds at Halls
drug store at low prices also
a complete stock Of Drugs, Chemi-
Gals. Toilet Soaps. Hair Brushes, Combs,
Tooth Brushes, etc, and at prices to suit
all Prescriptions a speciality. Agency
for Hawkes. celebrated spectacles