The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-04
CURRENT COMMENTS
Obi Gentle Spring.


Thermometer down into the twenties
Monday night aud Tuesday morning.
Train due here at 1929 Tuesday did
not arrive until , O'Clock.
Mr.. David Hirsh, who with his wife is
at Pierrepont Hotel, Atlantic CITY,
Horrible weather Sunday and big snow
storm Monday.
Compare any 30 inch black tafieta silk
that is offered at at 81 % with the one
we offer for 81 90 this week The T. \.
Brent Store.
Major T. z. Wallace has gone to Cul-
per county To spend several days ON his
farm.
A starr" always shines aud is never
ecipsed like the sun. Gamers Piano
Store.
Miss Fannie Horne. of Richmond. il
guest of her nephew Rev. X. A. Williams,
and family on Washington Avenue.
Miss Emma Baseler is again at {. W
Jones and has charge at the ladies'
ready made garment department, where
Won will find splendid line OF ladies'
skirts some pretty suits, wash suits,
muslin underwear. etc Miss Baseler u
we'll known 10 all. and under her man
agement We guarantee perfect httlng. I.
| W. Jones.
Miss Nancy Monroe. of this city. who
has been visiting her friend, Miss Decatur,
at Whitewater. has returned home.
When YOU want "a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
Or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ercksburg Davis Gallery r. prepared to
make il. All work guaranteed tirst-class
in every respect.
Mrs. Peyton Parker. OF King George
who has been in Richmond Tor treatment
at hospital, has recovered sufficiently
To admit of her return home.
MIR. Mark McGee il now connected with
the Boston Variety Store.
Mr.. W. J. Jacobs has announced that
be will be- u candidate for Treasurer oi
Stafford, but frankly states if MIR W. d.
Kaamy becomes candidate he will not
oppose him. Mr. Jacobs is "a well known
farmer aud saw mill man and IA popul ar
not only in Stafford but III all the
counties in Eastern Virginia.
FIJI. Coleman. clerk Of Amelia county
for fifty years dropped dead at Amelia 1.
h. Tuesday, aged "a
Men. II YOU want the best fitting. best
made and most comfortable shirt IN the
market buy the Monarch, new spring
line lust in See the new coat style at 81.
Lowery has them.
Mrs. A. 2. Rowe. Sr., who has been
very in. is 40 much improved that the
services OF a trained nurse are no longer
necessary. Mrs Rowe Is now able to
sit up in her room.
You know what a success the millinery
opening of Mrs. d. +. Smith Co. was;
now the season is in full blast. Go there
and get your Easter hat.
Rev. J. ii. Light. Major W 4 Embrey
and Mr. =. \. d. Conway have returned
from the Methodist Conference at Staun.
| ton.
We make our repairing department Il
special feature of our business, expert
hand engraving and watch repairing
done by most skilled and experienced
workman at ii T. Norris. the leweler
and optlcian. so Main 81.
Miss Frances Isaacs. Of Baltimore, is a
guest Of MIR and Mrs. Henry llman.
Watch cleaning and repair work exc
cuted in the most skilliul manner at mod
crate prices. Give Us your work and We
will give you satisfaction. ;. ;. Raul
man, the jeweler.
Miss Margaret Moncure has accepted a
position at kellam Hospitalin Richmond
and will leave Friday 10 assume her
duties.
Mrs ". b. Covington and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. W Gin. Of Bowling Green. are
now in Baltimore. purchasing a large
lot OF spring and summer millinery,
which will be in their millinery parlor
the last of this week Prices and quality
are guaranteed to suit their customers.
lit
Mrs. W. II. Fitzhugh, and Mrs. Geo.
w. Shepherd, Jr., were in Washington
Wednesday for the day
These days there's little excuse for not
owning watch or for carrying poor
one. We've such a variety at so great a
price variation that any ones idea OF
economy can be suited at :. ). HAUL
mans. the ieweler.