The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-02-04
CURRENT COMMENTS.

in thr city ThurSiay.
MIR. Geo F. NTimberlake isq 'te sick
and confined Ca his home.
Mr. F. ". Payne. of King Gee rye was
4 visitor to tue city Friday
N'ss Eleanor McCracken is in disposed
At her home on Main street.
Miss Mary shepherd left FIR Bal
timore Friday TO spend several weeks
Mr.. Powhatsn Moncure, of Stafford, is
confiued to his home with severe cold.
The clock In st. Georges ste pie stop
ped Thursday evening at five minutes TO
six.
MIR. c. K. Hearn and Mr. H. A. Garrett.
of caroline, we visitors to our office
Ffidsy.
( Mr. X. f. Mountioy, of Mount, Stat.
lord county, was in the city Friday on
business
DR.. W. A. Gordon and MIR Charles A.
Gordon, OF Orange. were visitors here
Thursday.
Mr.. WIN. Smith. of Brooke, ruff red a
stroke Of paralysis Thursday night DIR.
Hsles is attending him.
Mrs. A. jackson Smith, of Washing
ton, IL visiting her sister, Miss LAzz'e
Kelly, on Hanover street.
MIR. W. l.. Waite. member Of Board OF
Supervisors, Of Spotsylvania W - a visi
tor TO our office Tbursday.
Capt. W. l.. Mef sick, Of lrvington, who
has been visiting his daughter Mrs. A
2. Rowe, returned Friday.
Mrs. Walker Thompson. OF Richmond
is visiting her parents, Mr. AMI Mrs. VIM
Hogan. on the Boulevard
Mrs. Julian Muse ard son 81 Mis'
Muse of Washington. are guests I'll NJ
aud Mrs. Everett Compton.
Miss Mary Green lett for Bslti-
more Eric sy. and be the gLe.t Il Mrs
William Hurst I, several weeks.
.Mr. f. ID Cole. Jr the popular clerk
at GoOlrick's drug store, il coutined a.
his home with badly il j red hand.
Owing to interl, renee 10y bad weather
The T. y Brent Stores cut price SAT
will b. continued the balance OF this
week
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Roarh are
spending Il few days with their sister
Mrs. W {. Davis, a her home in Rich
mond.
John ". Rodgers. OF Washington, Tor
merly of this city, tell on the sidewalk
in that city, and broke his arm very
badly.
Mr.. James l. Davis, e Orange county,
came down on tie Narrow Gusgs K. K
Wednesday on business AMI returned
Thursday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Jett, OF Washington, WHO
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Laura
F. Jet, at Spotsylvania, returned home
rhursday
Mr.. Bird McConkey, formerly with {
" Jones dry gouus store here AID now
Of " sshiugtOD, is spepning few days
III the city.
The Misses Crenshaw, II Grassland, y
Orange county, are guests at the EX-
change Hotel They are en- route to
Asheyille, n. c, to spend the balan,e Of
the winter.
WanteC-A position in Frederics sburg
by one Of long experience, as salesman In
a grocery, dry go Dis or furniture store
References glveH. Address box 10, Ia
mnnky Va II I'm
Mrs.W. T. Lssyell, who has been at the
Mary AashiOgton Hospital Tor treat,
ment for several weeks, Is 30 improved
that she has returned 10 her hume on
Prince Edward st.
Mr.. John A. Gordon has resigned his
position as salesman with 1. -. Jones
dry goods store, and Is going to Orange
co manage "Greenw 900 fam, owned Ol
his father, Dr. " A. Gordon.
Cut prices on everything in the MILL
Gerry line At Ars. ID +. Smitn X COs. bar
gains 10 hats. til 10 your Interest 10
20 ana look. Must mske room iorspribt
stOck, hich will be unusually attrac
i've.
Mr.. Z. c. Bullock, telegraph operator
Il the summit, was operated on wen
tuesday, at the Mary Washington Hos
pital. auu his condition Is very favOranle
Drs. Lhewning aud TUmpKins were hi'
physicians.
When you want beautifully unishel
photograph anu CORRECT likeness Oi sen
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericEsburg Davis Gallery 10 prepared 10
makeIJ ALI work guaranteed hrst Glass
in every respect.
Norris, the isweler, has put in his store
An electric clock connected with the west
ern Union Telegraph Co. and the U. .
Obser vstory al Washington, which giVes
the railroau standard time. The publl.
is cordially invited 10 accept Den'ht o'
same free.
Mrs Sarah Hunter, Mrs W. II Heine
man and Miss Frances V. Bowler, Ct Bal
timore; Mrs. c. ". Burlington and Mrs.
Iohn W. Stone, of Washington, arrived
here Friday to attend the funeral Ol Mre
Phoebe h. Bowler. MIR. Heinz man will
srrive Saturday.
Baled shredded fodder soc. per hun
dred. Bright clean wheat straw; 6aled'
4Oc. per hundred. Bsled wheat straw,
slightly discoIored, for bedding, Doe. per
hundred. Orders can be made by postal
card or left at Chas. Wallace & Bros. ID
Clark, Snowden.
Nobly you braved the snow, cold and
ice 10 ge, Jones during the last two
days. g y have you been re warded,
for never IL. yOu gotten such bargains.
Bat you have not gotten them all; the
feast continues throughout this entire
week. Come every day, come early,
come often to T.. W. Jones'.