The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-30
CURRENT COMMENTS.

For Sale-Baled shredded fodder u.
Clark. SnOwden.
Mr.. W. p. Carnesl, OF lower Caroline,
was 10 town TbOreday.
Mr.. j. W. Carver is quite sick at his
home on Amelia street.
Prof Ben NJ Rosebro is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Rev. W. d. Smith has returned from a
business trip TO Reedville.
Miss Texas Smith is visiting her niece,
Mrs. A. T. Jacobs, in this city.
Mr.. Graham Hildrup was at Spotsyl'
vania C. Ii. Friday on business.
Mr.. c. l.. Kslmbach is quite sick at his
home ON Prince Edward street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Marshall, Of Caro-
line, were here shopping Friday
Mr.. Jas. r. Lpitch, who has been indis-
posed for few days, is out agail.
Mr. H. W. Boughton, of Orange conn
ty, was inthe city Thursday night.
Mr.. c. F. Hicks. of Rsppahannock
Academy. was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. G NJ Turner of Culpepor county.
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Clerk G A. Bryan, OF Stafford c. II g,
was in the city Thursday aud Friday.
MIR. W. Z. Wright, Of Orange county,
was in the city Wednesday ou business.
Mr. +. W. Coleman was at Spotsyl-
yania Court House Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Montague Merryman, of
King George, were visitors to our once
Friday.
Received today. new line of ladies fine
ROYAL muslin underwear at The 1. n.
| Brent Store.
MFR. John Hartman has returned to the
city after spending the winter AT McCon-
nellsburg, Pa.
Wells. yelling. ribbons laces millinery.
These are at c. W. Jones in the newest
and best styles.
you do not see just the hat you want,
| talk 20 our milliners, we can make IL Tor
you. c W. Jones.
DIR. G. II. Kuper, the well known gold
miner of Spotsylvsnia county, WAS in
the city Thursday.
Prof Robert Frazer. Of Wsrrenton,
Va. was visitor here Thursday en-
route 20 Richmond.
Miss Lena Rowe left Thursday for
Richmond on visit To her relatives,
MIR. f. I. Sutton aud family.
Mise Mary c. Moncure has returned
from An extended visit TO Misses FanOle
and Bessie Smith in Alexandria.
Mrs. ]. l.. liable. who has been spend
ing the winter in Tampa, Fla, has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
The friends of Mr.. John e. Willis will
be pleased TO learn that he ia steadily i'm.
proving at the hospital in Richmond.
The Western Union telegraph office is
being prettily painted and papered inside
and the front OF the building handsome
ly painted.
Messrs. Brown 4 Crismond are having
new glass front put 10 their shoe store
on Main street Contractor + Il Helm
is doing the work,
Acorn Lodge Of Odd Fellows. in this
city. now has about 20 members. Al
every meeting applications are received
and degrees conferred.
Mayor Willis had before him Friday
three eplored boys for taking coal from
.
a car on the K. F. X p. r. X. track They
were fined $3.50 each.
The Smith Coghill Shoe Co has moved
temporarily to the store room IN Inc
Enterprise building, awaiting the com
Petion Of their new store.
Attorneys B. T. Willis, c. ID. Foster
and W. u. Carter, were at Spotsy wanna
{. II Thursday, taking dispositions In
the case Of Wyeth vs. Talley.
The Melville Wooden Mil here are pay
ing % to 25c per pound for wool. This
il the largest price our Farmers have re-
ceiyed for wool in many years.
Dougls Ware and Annie GIeen, colore1,
NJ Caroline, were married at Mace onia
church in that county by Rev. Geo. l.
Dixon Wednesday right at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. VIM. B Gool,ck is the eufst G
her sister. Mrs. Beverley r Ne son, Guos
ton Institute, Washington. d. G., aud
will accompany her to Albemarie coun-
ty. their old home.
Mr. r. Turner, Of Rchardsvil e,
spent Tuesday evening and night mere al
tbe home of his daughter, Mrs j. W.Car-
yer, on Amelia street.
The Corporation Commission at Rich
mond has granted charter to the
Farmers Industrial Association Society
Of Virginia. Fredericksburg; capital
stock, 81, 900 to $4,000.
This is the time 20 have a beautifully
finished photograph OF yourself male.
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery is pre-
JARED to make any style from h'e size
tn nhoto miniature All work gusraD-
teed first-class in every respect
Mrs J. Boyd Washington, OF Caroline,
was in the city e1nesday night, the
onest at Brompton of Capt NJ. b. Rowe
and family She was en- route home
from Richmond county, whereshe visited
her sister, Mrs Brockenbrough.
Licensed to mary in Washington: Eu
gene Brooks, Of King George county, aud
Rosie Randall; Archibald V. Hill and
Elizabeth ]. freeman, both OF Caroline
county; Andrew Woodward and Maggie
Callahan, both OF Stafford county.
Mrs. ID. Z. Smith & Co. are receiving
supplies of hats from New York, Phils.
deiphia and Baltimore three times
week. Peautiiul styles Of mixed straw
in continental shapes. Everything IN
millinery line of newest styles can be
found in this establishment.
Mr.. T. W. Headley, of Shsrp's Wharf,
il here looking after the comfort OF his
son, who is a student at the College, and
who Is sick with pneumonia at the Mary
Washington Hospital. His mother will
arrive Saturday night on the steamer
The your g man is getting on nicely.