The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-14
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. Henry Moncure, OF Louisa was
here Wednesday.
Judge r. II. l.. Chichester was at Stall
ford g. II. on legal business Wednesday.
Mr.. st. George r. Fitzhugh has re-
turned from business trip 90 Richmond.
Mr.. F. W. Coleman spent Monday and
Tuesday in Caroline.
Col. r. C. Blaydes, chairman Of the
Republican party OF Spotsylvania, was
in city Wednesday.
Judge ]. +. Mason returned from
Bowling Green Tuesday night, where he
held Caroline Court Monday and Tues
day.
Rev. DR.. George II. Ray. OF Spotsy-
vania is in Richmond attending the
Grand Lodge of Masons, OF which he has
been chaplain for many years. sunday
he preached 10 his old charge ut Union
Station, where very large eonHres"-
ton greeted him.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Quinn Garner, oil
Washington, are guests Of Mr.. ana MrS'
W. T. Garner.
Miss Helen Rose is sick at her home in
Stafford.
Father d. F. Coleman, OF Manchester,
is here for lew days.
Mr.. O. M.Armstrong lost fine driving
horse Sunday with lockiaw.
Mr.. J. W. Saunders. OF Guineys, WAS a
visitor to our office Tuesday
Miss Lula BraXtou has returned from
a visit TO friends in Washington.
Mr.. James A. Scott, of the r. f. X p.
r. H., spent Tuesday in Richmond.
Miss Mollie Skidmore is sick at the
home of Mr.. Il. l.. Armstrong, and il at
tended by DR.. Payne.
Miss Margaret Chewing. who has
been visiting friends in the city, is now
nursing Mrs Geo. Hohmanu, who is
very sick.
Does your watch or clock need repair
ing, your jewelry need cleaning or your
silverware need replating? Bring or
send same to s. 5. kaniman, the ieweler
All work fully guaranteed.
Mr.. W. d. Brame and son, W. W.
Brame, Mrs. s. A. Wayland and Mr.. \
W. Gardner, OF Orange county, were
visitors here Tuesday.
Can YOU read these lines? liSou can I,
YOU need glasses. aud should consult ,.
s. kaufman, the iewpler and optician.
Ewes examined free and best glasses fit
ted at moderate prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Smith and Mid
shipman W. Taylor Smith, Misses Park
or Herndon and Flora Mason have re-
turned from Annapolis, whore they at
tended the graduating exercises.
Jones has always carried the most eX-
tensive line of white goods in the city
aud We still hold that reputation, for
our stock is more complete this season
than ever before Come and assure your
self of this Tact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Layton have NJ
eurned from their bridal trip. They will
make their home on upper Main street.
1t costs you so little to keep warm
this cold weather. Don't forget that this
store offers you Blankets. ClOaks. Suits.
Skirts and all winter goods at IA great
sacrifice. The I. ~ Brent store.
Mr.. f. W. Jones has paid the cost in
the case in which the granting ola liquor
licence To y. NJ Armstrong was con-
tested, amounting to 1888.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
1r family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
4rcksburg Davis Gallery il prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed hrst-class
n every respect.
Mr.. Peter Wiggenton while returning
from Fredericksburg Saturday night on
a wagon with Mr.. ~ II. Homes, fell on
the wagon in rut and the wheel passed
over his right arm, breaking several
OF the bones. Dr. r. }. Payne was called |
in.
All hats greatly reduced, all trimmed /
hats ct and below cost. There are a /
lew nice ones left Come early and get /
your choice at Mrs. d. L. Smith 4 Co. .,
S23 Main street.
Mr.. W. II. Pedens horse became I'M
tied at his pickle factory Friday evening
and ran away. After running some dis
lance the buggy struck a telegraph pole
near Mr. ]. p. Rowe's house and was
wrecked. The horse was not Injured.
The largest and most complete stock
1f linens ever shown in the city are now
On display at Jones. Handkerchief linen
awus. Just the thing for lingerie waists,
now so much used by the ladies, art linen
or fancy work. colored linen for the new
umper suit, heavy linen for separate
'kirts, also large display of linen dam