The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-30
CURRENT COMMENTS.
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NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
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O.tAered ,rsfs and There By The Fr''
Lance Reporters

Or. s. u. Carmichael continues to i'm
prove. -----.-=-=.
Miss Nireie Llpscomo le quite e'" "
her home on Main street.
DIR. William A. Harris, oiSpotsy wanna
was a visitor TO the city Wednesday
Miss Lucy Cunningham. who has been
spending the winter in New 10TH - Il"
the city.
Hon W d. Cardwell and Mr.. bernard
Doswen 81 Hanover. were in the city
Thursday
The condition OF Mrs James Lane
Green is slightly improved, but she IL
still very sick
MIR Leila Taylor has opened private
school for girls near Oliyet church. IN
Spotsy lvania county.
Mrs. !. +. Mason and son, Of "She'-
burne." King George. are in the city the
guests of Mrs T. j. Smith.
The remains OF the infant son OF MIR 4.
/ II. McGhee were inferred in the City tenn
etery at $3.50 p = Wednesday
The many friends of Hon. j. 5. Potter
will regret To learn of his Illness at his
home in lexington, Washington, ID. {.
Mrs T. r. Il. Wright, of Tappahan-
mock. arrived from Richmond Wednesday
and went home on the steamer Tourist.
/ Miss Mary Gordon Wallace has return
ed from a visit To relatives in King
George. accompanied by her friend, Miss
Tsyloe.
500 coo Seine Caught Coined Ilerrings
for sale at Waller \ Moncure's fish house
by Samuel Fitzhugb, agent Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Mr.. 4. Randolph Howard, OF this city ?.
has offered to contribute 500 towards
eQuipping the volunteer fire department
at Irbanna.
thornton Mountjoy. of Stafford coun-
". and Kate Norman, of PRICE William
county, were licensed to marry in Wash
ington Wednesday.
Rev. Joseph Lewis and Attorney Jas.
NJ Lewis. of Essex. came here from
Washington Wednesday and went down
the river on the Tourist.
Six hundred yards OF Torchon Lace and
lnsertings just put on sale at Jones dry
goods and millinery store at the small
price of = cents the yard, worth about
twice the money.
Miss Florence Harris, the head nurse
at the Mary Washington Hospital. lett
today with her sister. Miss Pauline har
ria. OF New York. for Mountain Top. a,
for the formers health.
marrow at the circus in Falmouth this
week. one of the circus men got his head
badly cut with a rock thrown 10y some
one in the crowd. DIR. Jett was called in
and took several stitches 10 the man'r
head
During a heavy rain storm in King
George Wednesday evening acOw valued
at $40. belonging to W. II. Deshazo. at
Farley Vale. was killed 10y lightning and
Others were stunned IL is said 10 have
been the heaviest storm OF the season.
This is the time 10 have beautifully
finished photograph of yourself made.
The Frederick sburg Davis Gallery il pre-
pared 10 make any style from life size
To photo miniature All work guaran-
teed frst-class in every respect.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
billiard died at the home OF his parents.
in this city. Thursday morning, whoop-
ing cough. The remains were semitic the
family burying ground, in Spotsylvania
county, for interment
The remains OF Lillian Washington. col
Ored. a former resident OF Falmouth,
were brought here Wednesday from Phil
adelphia and inferred in the colored bury
ing grounds in Falmouth. The deceased
was - years old.
Nearing the time when you should be
preparing for your summer trips; al ! W q.
Jones you can find all the soft. Nght
fabrics for summer wear Then, too,
YOU can get trunks. satchels. suit cares
and telescopes to complete the outfit.
Mrs Helen Sibley White. of Fredericks-
burg, Va is the gnest OF her aunt Mrs.
Thomas Morris. Mrs. White is receiving
a most cordial welcome from her friends
and those of her father. Gen. Slbley was
a gallant soldier OF the Coniederacy -
Shreveport (Ea) Times.
The building on Main street occupied
by K. A. Kishpaugh and owned by MISS
Sue C. Pittmsnis being extended through
to the Market Alley. When completed
it will be one OF the most convenient
store.rooms in the city. The work is be-
ing done by Contractor g. W. Nroten.