The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-14
CURRENT COMMENTS
Oaicer Charles A. Gore "a very .Iek

| ar. Souh IL bal leit Thursday for
Washington and Baltimore on business
Mayor I. p. Wallace was indisposed
saturday. Recorder W. 5. Embrey held
court for him.
liyou want to buy goods cheap. see
20 10 that YOU are at Jones' "Wednesday
January S;h. and each day the balance
of this week.
Commissioner OF Revenue p. q. Fin
ney, OF spotsylyania, was in the city
Saturday.
The sale OF all remnants. odd lots and
sOlled goods, starts at Jones Wednes-
day morning. No one allowed TO buy
any of these goods until Wednesday.
Mr.. ID. C. Jefferys, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting his parents, SIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Jefferys.
When You want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
OF family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make II. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect
Judge GOolrick continues very sick. His
friends are very solicitous about his
condition.
Everyone il remArking about the tonaI
qualities of the Starr Piano The appre-
citation OF their value is daily growing.
For sale by III. Wallace Carrier X Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stearns. OF New
York, are guests of Miss Mamie Forbes.
You can have them at "A big reduction
now. big line of ladies' stylish suits
clOaks, skirts and shirt waists 20 make
your selection from; also children's cloaks
all sizes. We will make the prices to suit
you. The Il. \. Brent Store
Miss Mildred Fitzhugh. who has been
a guest OF her grandmother, Mrs W. IL
titzhugh here. left Friday morning for
her home in Lake Forest, IN.
Everyone wants a new hat for Xmas.
Go to Mrs. n. L. Smiths Co.'S. All hats
! reduced for the holiday trade. Come
early and get your pick.
Mrs.J. W. Ball left Thursday for Wash
ington to be the guest of her son, Mr.. W.
l.. Ball, and family
Ii pays to buy the best table cutlery.
You won't have to buy second time.
Our line Is full to completion with the
worlds best ware. Knives and forks in
sterling, best grades OF plate, pearl. horn,
stag and eelluloid. from g. per dozen up.
at the reliable store of II. T. Norris.
Supt. b. F. Bullock, OF the City Gas
Works. has placed nine large arc lights
Tor the X. +. 4 p. Il. r. Co. under the
shed In front OF the waiting rooms at the
depot.
Mr.. W. ]. Ford has gone TO Oklahoma
TO look after his business interests there
aud will be absent for several weeks.
DR.. T. T. Arnold has been appointed
clerk Of the board OF school trustees 70,
Rappahannock district. King George. Il
take the place Of Mr. II. T. Berry. resign
cd, having been elected supervisor.
We don't know everything, but we dc
know how To repair watches clock.
and irwelry in a satisfactory manner
without any delay. at reasonable prices
at ;. :. ksutman's, the ieweler and CD.
/ tician.
Some OF the members OF the committee
OF the Busine Mems Association, re-
Gently appointed. went 70 Richmond
Monday To look into the situation as To
the fight repesling the law which pro-
hibits paralleling the r. F. & p. r. h
Miss Rhcumun and Mrs.. Baker. of
Richmond, Mrs. Graves, OF Spotsy lvanla.
Miss Lillian Frazer,oi Orange, and Mrs..
K. X. Powell. Of Gordonsville, are guests
o; Mr.. and Mrs Lee J. Graves.
Miss Alice T. Graves and Mr.. T $. Cole
man will be married Thursday. Jan. Il.
at the Baptist Church at 1870 O'Clock.
Miss Carrie ]. Nash, OF Elkwood. is a
guest Of her cousin, Miss Cora Bailey
Rev. Arthur p. GRAY. OF Amherst Co.
was here Sunday and assisted DR.. r. J
NcBry de Ia the services at St George a
/ Episcopal church. The regular Nednes-
day night services will be held at St
Georges.
Mrs. Lottie Gayle, OF Spotsylvania. IS
spending some time with her daughter.
Mrs. F. W. Sanford, in Newport News.
Mr. Richard NJ. Waller qualified before
Judge Jno. +. Mason on Saturday as
deputy sheriff for the county OF Spotsyl-
vania
gohn F. Scott and Sadie Lee. both OF
fredericksburg, were married 10 Wash
ington Saturday.
Lucy Jones, colored, died at her home
In this city Saturday morning at Z
O'Clock, at an advanced age Funeral
from Shiloh Baptist church Sunday at
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. j. A. Brown.