The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-03-09
CURRENT COMMENTS

Rev. W, W. Owens. OF King deorge,
was in the city Friday, n guest OF Mr.. b.
s. Pates.
Ella Eley, an inmate OF the poor house
10 Stafford. was adiudged insane Thurs
day before Magistrate Andrew Briggs
and Drs. f. T. Jett and Sidney l.. Scott.
The steamer Essex arrived here Thurs
day night at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. p. V. d. Conway and Misses
Vivian and Elizabeth Conway spent Fri
day in Washington.
Rev. DR.. J. W. Rosebro was in Rich
mond Thursday.
Rev. DIR. r. J. McBryde still continues
sick with laryngitis.
Mr.. f. c. Johnston spent Tuesday in
the city with his family.
Mr.. J. B. Sale has accepted a position
with MIR. W. A. Livingston, oil MasS"-
ponax.
Messrs. Fife Downey and French
Flemipg have returned from u Visit 10
Washington.
Right now this store is in a better ,po-
sition TO offer you greater vaiues 'iian
any other previous season, ana ereu'ei
assortment of good styles 10 select 'roi"'
The Il. \. Brent Store.
Prof. s. W. Somerville and Rev Mr.
uenderlite were at Summit Thursday on
business.
Miss Lillian NJ. Rawlings, OF Raphlnee.
Virginia, is visiting her cousin, Miss SUSIE
Rawlings, on Charles street
Mrs. A. X. Phillips has gone to Wash
ington TO spend several weeks with her
daughters. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Myers,
in that city.
Wante0-A girl with some experience In
millinery. }. T. Lowery X Go.
Mr.. W. A. Livingston, of Iowa, who
recently purchased the Boulware farm
near Massaponax, in Spotsylvania couh'
ty. was in the city Thursday on business
All hats greatly reduced. all trimmed
| lats at and below cost. There are a
few nice ones left Come early ana gel
,our choice at Mrs ID. l.. Smith 20. 5
S23 Main street.
Guard Richard Smith. OF the Reform
School at Laurel, was here Thursday
after William BonnOr. q youth VINO ran
away from that institution ana was
taken up here Wednesday.
Beginning Thursday morning. March
It'll. then for the balance OF the week. T.
W. Jones store will be packed with
buyers of muslin underwear, all display
ed on the first floor. Get there early
BE there every day.
Mr.. A. B. Dodd. OF near Tacketts Mil
in Stafford. became very i'll Wednesday
/ His son. Mr.. Ashton Dodd, of this city
left Thursday for his fathers home.
Zones and his millners, Miss Isabe
Riley and Miss Yingling. OF Baltimore
are still in New York. We will soon bt
able TO show you the most complete and
up-to-date line of dry goods, notions
novelties and millinery ever on display
in this city.
Judge J. T. Goodrich. who has beer
confined to bis home with grip for sew
eral days, was out Thursday
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness ol sell
Dr. family, the thoroughly equipped red
sr,cksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed frst-class
In every respect.
Can't. T. NJ. Larkin, Lieut.. 4. g. Bill.
Kingsley and Lieut.. b. NJ. Leavell were IN
Richmond Wednesday to take examina-
ton for hold their respective offices III the
| Washington Guards.
Have YOU old gold and silver? 5. 6
Kaufman, the ieweler and optician. pays
cash for same or taken in exchange iol
new goods.
Bargains in hats this week at Mrs d.
Z. Smith & Co. See window
Mr.. Waller Watson. OF near Brooke
Station, Stafford county. while cutting
ties in the woods Wednesday, was caught
under a falling tree aud his right leg wa
broken. DR.. Hales set the limb.
Do YOU need glasses? We furnish snC
adjust superior spectacles and ey'
glasses. Ewes examined free Glasses
from S1.OO upward at S. S. kaufman =
the jeweler.
Mr.. A. Harris, n retired farmer o
Granite Springs, was in the city Thurs
day
Hospital for watches, clocks and iaw
elry. at S. S. Kauimsn's, the ieweer
Whatever their ailments we can docto
them.
Buy Belmont Best
Extra.