The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-27
CURRENT COMMENTS,
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
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MT n. A. Dell IL cVhuucu w hiS hoh''
with bad cold.
MIR. W. l.. Watson has returned from q
business trip TO Baltimore
MIR. David S. Forbes IL again quite sick
at his home on Hanover street.
MIR. A. f. Dickson has returned from a
business trip to Tappahsnnock.
MIR. J. W. Carver, OF this city, is sick
with the grippe on Amelia street.
Advanced spring styles in millinery are
being shown at The T. \. Brent Store
Great values in ladies tailor made suits
at The T. n. Brent Store. See auVer'
tisement.
Mr.. W. T. Peyton, of New York IL IN
the city. the guest OF his father capt .
c, Peytou.
MIR James II. Lowery WAS out Thurs
day. after being confined To his house
with severe cold.
Mr.. Joe DuersOn. OF Mt. Pleasant, VINO
has been confined TO his room with rheu'
matism, is out again.
Miss Annie May Brent, who is very III
At the home of her father, Mr. /. n
Brent, IL not improved.
Messrs. j. p. H. Crismond and Arthur
II Crismond. OF Spotsylvania, were II
the city Thursday.
Hyou want to buy or sell farm call
On or address 4. E. Garrison, Real Estate
and Locating Agent, Guiney's' Caroline
county, Va
Mr. and Mrs K. L. DOwney. OF Cul.
peper. who have been yisitiug Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ". Carver on Amelia street, have
returned home.
Buy your Easter dresses now atJOnes
| You can see many OF the very latest sno
best styles now on show at trederlcks
burgs best store.
When you gOtO Washington remember
the fact that you can get anything you
want at Kann's OF the best quality, and
at the lowest prices.
Hon NJ. h Lowry has been absent
from his seat in the House OF Delegate.
At Richmond this week. being detained
AZ his home at Brooke by sickness.
Mrs. J. f Bear and three children, from
Shanghai. China, arrived here Wednes
day and will be connected with the As
sembly Home and School in this city.
Miss Virginia Musselman and Miss
Mary Lon Bowling, Of Fredericksburg
were the guests of Miss Olive Swan sun
day and Monday Alexandria Gazstte.
On our first page today will be found
an interesting commuDie9t on good
roads and one from our King q orge cor
respondent. Enterprise, on the same
subject.
The remains Of Major Julian J Mason
arrived here from Richmond Thursday
morning on the 1913 train and wer'
carried 10 King George county wher'
/ the funeral took place.
Lost-An account book, between Fred
erickshurg aud Potomac Run, on th'
/ Main Road. The finder will receive no
eral rev ard il he will return 1t 10 Il l.
Fritter, Stafford G n Va. :
Can't. 5. J. @ linn and bride arrived
home from their wedding trip lhurs1a!
night. The Captain was at his oIhc'
Friday morning smiliogly receiving m
CONCENTRATIONS Oi his many friends.
Man 10 permanently represent thor
oughly responsible mercantile mouse
7 Co-operaiiye plan. SIS week hrst year
800 cash and full time required ri
opportunity for hustler. COOPERATIVE
pnx ana PhilA - Is II
This Is the time 10 have q beautiful.
finished photograph OF yourself made
rhe fredericksburg Davis Gallery - pre-
cared 10 make any style from lie SH
70 nhoto miniature. All work gnerar
ted tirst-class in every respect
Our milliner IL now visiting the y rth
ern markets for every thing new ia MILL
nery. Please remember that not ma
az any sort. kind, shape or quality wa
carried over from last spring ana sum
msr. Every piece will be entirtlg ne'
this spring. C. W Jones.
Owing TO extensive improvements I
our store property we beg to ann0une
TO the public that our store Is tenlPorSi
ly closed. Anyone dtsiring bushes
transaction with US will please cell az gu
residence, No. $50, Main street, reE
door to our place Of business. Mrs. d /
Smith < Co.
The Injunction now 10 force at Shllo
paptist church, new site, has been raise
by Judge A. r. Embrey for period
three hours, in order to allow the iorme
nastor. Rev. Willis NJ. Robinson, to coT
duct the funeral services Of John III. Lee
treasurer of the church, on Sunday ever
ing at 3 O'Clock.
Officer Chas. A. Gore has in his possei
sion a sign of VIM. L. Short, who was
J carriage maker in this city before ii
Civil war 1t is enclosed in q frame. II
letters are in bright colOrs and they req
} as iollow.: "Wm. U. Short, coac
maker. Main street, fredericksburg, Va.
The sign is well preserved.
The public sale Of the property OF Mai
street owned by the estate OF the late
Willis Howard on Feb. Sand purchase
by the Smith.Coghill Shoe Co. for II
sum OF SO 800 was not in conformity
the law, as the property was not adve
tised weekly for four four weeks as u
law requires. There will be another sal