The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-31
CURRENT COMMENTS

aHss'aN -
Mr.. A r Dickson has returned from IA
business trip.
Mr. J. h Embrey, Of stafford county.
WAS here Saturday.
NJ. Wm. J,fisrsoD had the chain gang
out Friday cleaning the streets.
The infant child of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alvia
Pound died here Friday morning.
Mrs. j. ?. Corbin and Mrs. ID. NJ. Lee
left Saturday for Atlantic City 10 spend
some time.
MCssrs John W. Allison and John II .
Patterson went To Aqua Creek Friday.
where they spent the day fishing.
Messrs +. l.. W. John II. W. and Duff
Green left Saturday for Bennings. whore
they start Essex In ia, steeplechase
Mayor Wallace has received from Gov.
Swanson his formal proclamation, nam
Ing Monday, March Both. as Arbor Day
Mayor Wallace had before him Friday
the case Of Geo +. Rodgers and Broadie
Toombs Tor fighting. They were fined
81 90 and costs each
Openiug-Mrs. D. +. Smith & Co. an
nounce their spring opening ior W"dnes
day and Thursday, April , Public
cordially invited.
Hon. C. O'Conor Goolrick aud Hon.
X. G.. L. Moncure have returned from
Redmond, the Legislature having
adjourned Friday night.
We still ara selling merry Widow"
Music at l28c The ; songs and waltz
in book form are always - cent? H.
Wallace Garner Co.
Sheriff J p. TURNKEY. OF spotsylvania
returned Saturday from stanton. where
he took Mr. Tinsley II Twyman to the
Western State Hospital there.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day. April Isl. 2nd. 3rd. fth. will be
opening days and bargain days at
Jones. Everybody invited.
Mre. Mollie NJ Cole aud daughter. Miss
Bettie :. Cole. returned home to Alexan-
dria Saturday. after having spent the
winter here with relatives and friends.
Opening. Our regular spring opening
OF millinery. silks dress goods, fancy
good-. etc. will begin Wednesday. April
lst, ard continue the balance OF that
week. e. ". Jones.
DR. W Chewing was IN Washing
ton Thursday and assisted Dr. Agnew in
an operation on Capt. Geo. W Meetze. OF
Fauquier county. at Garfield Hospital
When you want "a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness oi self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
arickshurg Dayis Gallery Il prepared to
make II. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Master Roland Truslow. of Stafford
has returned from Richmond, W here he
acted rs page during the session of Leg
islature He i "A bright youth, performed
his duties well aud was very popular
HIGHEST quality iewelry. watches. dia-
monds and silverware in all the latest
and test designs AT most reasonable
prices at ; ). kauiman's. the Jeweler.
At a competitive drill for medal. 10 be
worn Tor six months 10y hest drilled mem
Der Of Washington Guards. Thursday
night. the honor fell 10 Private Harcourt
taviil. Capt LArkin and Lieut.. Leavell
were judges, Lieut. Billingslcy drill
master.
stop saying things about that watch.
but 20 and have IL properly repaired al
;. ). kauiman's, the Jeweler. Good
work, low prices AID prompt attention.
CLERK Of Court r. Coghnl. Of Caro-.
Inc was here Saturday TO consult Judge
+. Mason on the propriety OF holding
the regular term of April court Monday.
the 18th. This was in view Of the small.
pox conditions at Bowling Green. A de-
cision will be reached later and II the
danger passes, the court will be held.
Whenever we fill trial order for "Old
Sideboard Rye, We have made "A Gus
toner. 4 Kentucky whiskey. - 80 per
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
Mrs VIM. :. Par-an. of Barboursville.
was a guest OF Miss Ella b. Graves. ia
Orange. this week. She was enroute TO
Frederick sburg to spend IA lew days -
Orange Observer
At Bennings, In the fourth race. Sprins
Handicap Steeplechase. ~ mill :. Essex
ran second in field OF six Kara won.
MIR. F. W SANFORD, Of Newport News.
has sold To Mr.. +. A. Riddle. OF Iowa.
Dis farm, 'Mountainview," in Spotsl Iva
nia, containing 800 acres, for $1,000.
Mr.. W. d. Scott. agent here of the Nd.
Del Va Ry. Co, was one OF the hon
orary pallbearers at the funeral of Mr..
John H c Williams. In Baltimore, Fri
day.
Miss Ida L. Pollard, Of Spotsylvania.
Is visiting relatives and friends In Wash
ington and New Jersey.
David Ennis has son. ten days old.
he proposes to name after his former
owner 10 slave times, Or. Zachariah
Tally, OF Cumberland Co., Va.
Come to our opening Wednesday and
Thursday. We are anxious to have you
pass Judgment on our great collection
OF new spring styles. The T. n. Brent
Store
Mr.. c. W Weldon, of King George, was
a visitor to our Office Monday. He said
the roads are getting so one can travel
over them.
Mr.. NJ. G. Willis desires to call your
attention to his many first class brands
OF fertilizers. Read his ad In our columns.
Mr.. Charles E. Tackett spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the city.
Ladies'. have you seen the "Hairlight
Crowns" at Lowery's? They are indis-
pensable with tie new hats.