The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS or FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Gathered Here and There Nv The Free
lance Reporter

Mr. W Key Howard, OF Urbanna. spent
/ Sunday in the city.
MIR G III Hurkamp was in Washing ton
/ Saturday on business
Mr.. W u Mills, Of Washington. spent
Sunday here with relatiy.s.
DIR Randolph Carmichael. OF Wash
ington, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr. Ira Baker. formerly of this city. has
returned To his home in New York
Mrs. $ q Wallace has returned from a
visit 10 her mother in Middlesex county.
MIR. W Il. Price is having handsome
new residence erected on lower Main
street
Mr.. Richard Ashby, Of Richmond. spent
SUNDAY with his parents at their home
in Stafford.
Mr. j Il. Rawlings, of Baltimore, % mt
sunday here the guest of his father. Mr.
James X. Rawlings.
Proprietor Mitchell ia back from his
Florida trip much benefited Virginia
lrviugtor) Citizen.
For Sale-Several high-grade hei!ers
and mich cows. Address ] b GRAY.
Fredericksburg, Va
When in Jones store. if YOU don't see
what you want, ask for it. C. ". Jones
! fredericksburg. va.
Richard Mason, of the Gunston Insti-
tute, Washington. il the guest of his aunt.
Mrs VIM b Goolrick
Nanted-A married man to take
charge of farm near the city Answer
Box 40. Fredericksburg. Va
Mr.. aud Mrs A. ID. Alexander and
daughter left by steamer Tourist for
their future home in UrbAnna Monday
See notice Of NJ. b. Rowe & Co else
where, oil eggs Tor Matching from high
class poultry and early cabbage plants.
Free to Ladies-Handsome lace pin
Send name and address. Blouut's sup
ply Co. l1oI Brunt Street Baltimore.
Md
Mr. W. +. Hamburger. Of the L :.
Ship Prairie. il on "A visit To his wife {
tho residence Of her mother. Mr. NJ. J..
Roach
DR.. Thomas A. Griffin and wife. Of
Washington. spent Sunday in the city.
the guests Of Mr.. John VI Griffin and
family
Rev. W. NJ. Robinson. pastor of Shiloh
baptist church. NEW site. baptized
three converts in the church Sund, '
evening
Ribbon bargains are always to be had
at I. W. Jones progressive store IL il
well known that we sell ribbons cheap "a
all times
Miss Susie M bradley returned home
Saturday from Baltimore. where she
spcnt month. the guest of the family If
Mr.. Daniel Is Miller
Wanted-Lumher todr.ss Fret class
work, lowest prices. satisfaction guaran-
ted. Apply 10 The Crescent Excelsior and
Flaming Co near The Bridgewater Mills.
Miss Gertrude Hodgkin. of Warrenton.
Va who has been the guest of Miss Mat
the Tansill has gone TO Philadelphia
where she will visit friends b. fore return
ing home.
Judge j. +. Mason and family. who
have been spending the winter here have
returned to their country home, "Shel-
burne. in King George, where they will
spend the summer
How about n trunk? Ate ". Jon, =
you will find most any kind you want
from II to SIS. Then we can ill the
trunk for you with dry goods and millin-
cry. c. W. Jones, Fredericksburg, Va.
Aunt KitIie Anne Brown, highly re-
spec'ej colored woman, died riday
afternoon at the age of 81 Years Her
funeral took place from Shiloh Baptist
church, old site. AT 3 o'clock Monday
evening.
Rev DIR. J. 5 Dill left Monday by
steamer for Tappahannock where he " in
deliver his lecture on Lights and Shad-
ows Of Home Life, Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society
al Ephesus church.
This is the time to have a beautifully
finished photograph of yourself made.
| The Frederick sburg Davis Gallery is pre-
pared to make any style from life size
to photo miniature. All work guaran-
teed first-class in every respect.
MIR. Mike Long, now proprietor OF the
Virginia Hotel on Main street. next To
w. A. Bell x Bros. store, has rented the
"Allisonia' building near the Exchange,
and will open hotel and restaurant O 4
May 1st. He will give up his present
place of business
Judge John T. Goodrich has received a
program of the exercises to be held under
the auspices of the L. V. l. in Pittsburg.
on Appomattox Day, April 9th, at which
he viii speak Others who will make ad
dresses are Gen. James L. Chamberlain.
of Maine. commander of the brigade
which accepted the flag of truce at Apo.
mattox. Corporal James Tanner. of
Washington, and Gen. S. b. NJ. Young.
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