The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-23
CURRENT COMMENTS

| UUUUGN VObVlhVha@se ~
Mr.. John b. Jones, OF Morrisville, was
in the city Friday.
Mr.. Wallace Jones, Of Passapatanzy,
has sold "a fine driving horse for 500.
MIR. Raleigh Taylor OF stanton, was
in the city Friday.
Mr.. Tiernan Darling, Of Baltimore,
was in the city Friday, a guest OF Mr.. A
Randolph Howard.
Mr.. Dnk Grymes, Of King George was
in the city Wednesday.
The trains from the north were delayed
| Friday morning on account OF some cars
OF freight train jumping tine track be-
tween here and Washington and blocking
the road for several hours.
Miss Lucy b. Lewis, Mrs John Dckin-
son. Misses Virginia Dickinson, Estelle
| Dickinson, Minnie Smith, all OF King
George, were in the city Friday
Miss Ellen Lewis. Of King George, who
has been IA guest Of Miss Ellen wallace
has returned home.
DR. Fl. n. Johnston has received his
commission as District Deputy Graud
Master of Masons for this Masonic dis
| trict.
Judge r. H. l.. Chichester and Mr.. c.
O Conor Goodrich have returned from
Philadelphia, where they went on legal
business.
Mr.. p V. d. Conway is attending at
Front ROYAL meeting of the board OF
trustees Of the Randolph Macon system
Of schools, OF which he is member.
Miss Bruce Goodrich, daughter OF DR..
W. b. Goodrich, Of this city, has been re-
elected superintendent OF the Sheltering
Arms Hospital, Richmond.
Interest will be added 10 next court
day in King George aud in Stafford by
the presence Of several aspirauts Tor the
! Congressional nomination IN the Eighth
district. Hon. Il. l.. Gordon. Ot Louisa,
will speak in each county and probably
Others will also address the voters.
Rev. C.. +. HOLIDAY will preach at
Fletcher's Chapel in King George, third
Sunday at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Jack Boulware have
moved into their new home on Wash
| ingtOn Avenue.
Miss Lillian Montague, who has been
80 i'll at Virginia Hospital. Richmond, If
improving slowly.
Can YOU read these lines liyOu can L..
you need glasses, aud should consult >.
| :. kaufman. the leweler aud optlciau
Ewes examined free and best glasses MT
ted at moderate prices.
Mrs Charles f. Tackett left Friday for
| New York. where she will spend a month
with MFR. Tackett al the Oriental Hotel
Does your watch or clock need repair
ing. your jewelry need cleaning or your
siyerware need replating? Bring or
send same 70 ). ). Kaufman. the leweler
All work fully guaranteed.
Mr.. Lee J. Graves OF Spotsylysnia
county. was in the city Thursday.
Square pianos from so up TO $50.
Chas NJ. Stiefi.
Mrs. r. r. Roberts and son, OF Rich
moud, spent Thursday III the city guests
of Col. +. d COleand family on Washing
ton Avenue.
Upright piano $50 90. Full size.
richly carved, ebony case, 5pl"ndid
piano and in perfect condition, been used
oulv short time Will sacrifice this
beautiful instrument for $4,000. Chas
NJ. Stieff, fredericksburg, Va.
MIR. Minor Bolts Il out again, alter be
ing confined TO the house some time with
sickness.
1t costs you so little to keep warln
this cold weather Dpn't forget that this
store offers you Blankets. ClOaks, Suits,
skirts and all winter goods at a great
sacrifice. The T. n. Brent StOre.
Mr.. r. L. Jones. Of Stafford, was in
the city Thursday en- route 10 CulpepeT
on business.
Jones has always carried the most e1-
tensive line Of white goods in the city
aud We still hold that reputation, Tor
our STOCK is more complete this season
than ever before Come and assure your
sell Of this fact
Mr.. B. c. Grymes, the good looking
young bachelor Of King George, was
here Thursday the guest OF MIR. Geo
Washington. at "SnOwden.' He was
accused of being here after a full dress
suit with matrimonial intents, but he
strenuously denied it.
Wien you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of sell
" family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
,ricksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make it. All work guaranteed iirst-class
n every respect.
Two interesting articles on the road
question will be found on our first page
today.
All hats greatly reduced, all trimmed
hats at and below cost. There are a
few nice ones left. Come early and get
your choice at Mrs. b. f. Smith & Coz
S23 Main street.
The largest and most complete stock
OF linens ever shown in the city are now
on display at Jones. Handkerchief linen
lawns. Just the thing for lingerie waists,
now so much used by the ladies, art linen
for fancy work. colOred linen for the new
Jumper suit, heavy linen for separate