The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-21
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Ostaered here asd There BY The Free
Isaee Reporters

DR.. ). ". Carmichael continues to lm-
prove.
Mr.. K 4 Moncure OF Stafford was III
the city Tuesday.
Miss Parker Herndon, OF Newport
News. is in the city
Mrs Y. NJ. Fleming has returned from
trip to Washington
MIR. Richard Hicks, who has been Ill lot
some time, is improving
MIR. Willie Herndon, who has oeeh III
Richmond for some time Is III the CITY
Rev DIR. T. :. Dunawsy preached at
the First Baptist church IN Petersburg
sunday.
Mr. q W Grigsby, superintendent OF
schools of King George. was in the city
Tuesday.
Messrs. J. " Harris and Henry Green.
of King George, were visitors to the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. $ Carroll Chancellor. OF leesburg
il in the city. the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Yes Chancellor.
Sheriff T. A. Harris, of Spotsylvania,
has returned from business trip OF sev-
eral days to baltimore.
Rev. DR. Us. Dill is in Culpeper this
week assisting in q protracted meeting
at the Baptist church there
Mr.. $. q. Stevens, of the Southern Farm
Agency. OF Lynchburg, was a guest al
the Exchange Hotel Tuesday.
500 600 Corned IIerrings for sale At
Waller 4 Moncure's fish house by Samuel
Fitzhugh. agent. fredericksburg, Va. 81
Wanted-A hustling man TO sell Check
Protector. good liberal commission. Ad-
dress: Protector, Box li6, Richmond
Va. IL
Mr. James Il. Hicks. who was injured
in the wreck NJ WOodiords Monday
morning. il resting easily at his home
here.
Mr.. James G.. Clarke. OF Baltimore
was in the city Tuesday on business con
nected with the Water Power. OF when
he is the representative.
Rev. W. d. Smith. Rev II. III. Barber
Mr. W II. Rirhards and Judge \ W
Wallace. ARE attending the Episcopal
Council in session in Winchester
Rev. j. W West, the Field Secretary
of the Anti Saloon League OF Virginia
addressed a good size audience at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday night.
Rev. b. T. Turner. will be absent from
King George county until the Both OF
MAY. consequently the appointment io'
Sunday. May oath, at st. John 3 church
ia withdrawn.
Six hundred yards OF Torchon Lace and
lnaertiugs lust put on sale AT Jones dry
goods and millinery store at the SINAI
price of ) cents the yard, worth about
twice the money.
Mr.. Thomas J. Lioscomb died at hi'
residence. in Orange. sunday night o
consumption Ibis il the second deatt
in the family in three weeks. His brother
Harry died on May l.
Jeanette : Lucas, daughter OF Rev {
: Lucas. of this city, who has been at
tending school at the Y. y. | l.. Peters
burg. Va. was among the thirty-eigh'
who graduated May IS.
Mr.. Charles W. Oliver. oiSpotsylvsnis
left for Keysville. Va. Monday. where III
is engaged in copper mining lie was ac
companied by James Cooper OF th'
county. who will work in the mines
This is the time TO have beautifully
finished photograph of yourself made
The FredeEcksburg Davis Gallery If pre-
pared TO make any style from life siz'
To photo miniature. All work guaran
teed first-clsss In every respect.
Nearing the time when you should b'
preparing for your summer trips at I. "
Jones you can fnd all the soft, igh'
fabrics for summer wear Then. TOO
Won can get trunks, satches, suit casei
and telescopes to complete the OUTFIT.
The residence at the corner OF Prince
Edward and Lewis streets, owned anC
occupied by Mr.. Chss l. Stengle, was OF
iered at public auction In front OF Mr.
.Jas. Roach's office Tuesday evening Ih
property was not sold, the highest bi'
being - 800.
sallie Holmes. a worthy and much re
spected colored woman, died Tuesda.
morning at O'Clock on the premises O
Mrs AK. Phillips, lower Main street, a
, an advanced age Funeral services wer
. held from Shiloh, old site, Bapfis
.hurch "Wednesday evening at 1880.