The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG And VICINITY
dstsered Here snd There Nv The pres
Lance Reporter.

Hon W. l. Cobb Of Caroline. was n
the city Friday.
Ds. K. J Payne, Of Garrison, HE Wa,
IN the city Friday
Mr. Robert Duvan Of Stafford was IN
the city Thursday.
Mr.. A. J. Pyke. OF Whitewater, W as in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. TW Berrey of stafford C. H.. was
in the city Thursday
Mrs. \. +. Newton. of Upper Princess
Anne street, * very III.
Mr. F. W. Coleman has returned from
business trip to Richmond.
Mr. A. Il Bolts. Jr, is at the Mary
Washington Hospital suffering with
pneumonia.
4 first class COW. and calf one week
old. for sale by Peter Street. near Brooke.
in Stafford. 81
Mp Robert Robey. Of. this city, formerly
OF Stafford, has gone TO Port-mortb.
70 work in the navy yard.
Rev Thos d. Lewis. who has been
visiting friends in Stafford returned to
his home in Essex Thursday
Mrs Kate jenkins who has been the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. T. Schooler. has return.
I'd 20 her home ia Orange county.
John :. Gordon and Bertha Lewis. OF
Spotsylvenia county. were licensed in
Washington wednesday to marry
Mr.. l. \. Carter. n v ell known farmer
OF Caroline. died Mt his home. near
Bowling Green, Thursday morning
MIR and Mrs 4. Il Bolts have returned
from ten days visit To Roanoke. where
they were the guests of MIR James Y.
Bolts and wife.
Mrs. John Lewis AMI children. If Be
thesda, Md. who have been visiting Mrs.
\. Il. Chichester. IN Stnn .rd. returned
home Thursday
Miss Carol Weliori. OF Richmond coun-
". who has been visiting Miss Fannie
Tucker Carmichael. returned home 10y
steamer Friday.
Peter Howard. colorcj of Prince VII
liam, was before Mayor Willis Thurs
day Tor being drunk and di-orderly on Il @
street, fined - 80.
Mrs Mamie : Barney has returned
from u two weeks visit To Richmond
NANA' rh' 0tAh'llfAfU tilf luffkllOnAi I on
vention and Confederate BAZAAR
Judge J l.. Mason returned from Han.
over Friday, where he held "A term % the
Circuit Court. and went 10 "Shelburne. '
his summer home. in King George
Me-sss F W Coleman and +. II. De.
Jarnette. Jr of Spotsylvania. have
formed "A partnership. MIR DeJarnette
Is located AT Orange and Mr. Co. man in
this city.
The alarm of fire about - o'clock to
day was cause,. by "A slight blaze At the
Eagle Shoe Factory. The names were
eXtinguishcd with atew buckets II water
and there was no damage
This morning there arrived fresh from
New York another new supply of the
newest shapes in ladies hats aud MILL
merry at the progressive store of e. ".
Jones Everybody invited TO see them.
At the Baptist church sunday morning
Or Dill Will preach on the subject To
Live is Christ At night the theme will
be Woman ~ n Factor ia the Temper
ance Cause"
This is the time TO have "A beautifully
finished photograph Of yourself made
The Frederick burg Davis Gallery i pre-
pared TO make any style from life size
to photo miniature. All work guarau-
teed iirst-class in every respect
Judge John +. Mason, Of King George
county, one OF the present circuit judges
who was selected TO preside over one OF
the new circuits. was visitor at toe
Capitol Wednesday and mot many OF his
old friends.-Rich. Times Dispatch.
Attention is called to sale of household
and kitchen furniture stock and farm
ing implements. etc. OF Mrs Louisa Pc
den at her residence on the Warrenton
road, about three miles above the town
Of Falmouth. Va which takes Tuesday.
May ., 1903. Ap2J.5t
Mr.. I. c. Maya OF Little Rock. Ark il
the guest of his brother MIR NJ NJ Mays.
at Chatham farm. on Stafford Heights
MIR Nays was managing editor OF the
Little Rock Advertiser, but had to resign
his position on account Of i'll health and
will spend the summer here.
There can be no better evilerce of the
fact that our styles 10 dress goods. and
millinery are right, as our general dry
goods business is larger than ever this
season. and every body says our millinery
Is handsome and cheap, so we have to
replenish almost daily. c. W Jones
The steamer Caroline brought I'D to
this city Thursday Mrs. T. r. b. Wright.
OF TappahannOck; Mrs Lula Bryan, of
Wexford 4, Misses Louisa Garland Mamie
Garland, Adelaide Pratt and Mr.. J. d.
Garland, of Warsaw These ladies were
on shopping expedition and were much
pleased with prices and styles OF goods
OF the merchants here.