The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-04
CURRENT COMMENTS
Miss Flora R Mason is quite sick

been very sick, 10 improving.
Ar. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler. OF Bowl
ing Green. are both quite sick.
ltyou have pessimistic notions. don't
worry other people with them.
Miss May Rowe has returned from a
visit To friends at Waverley, Va.
The public schools opened Thursday
morning, alter a ten days holiday.
Miss Mary Page Waller returned
Thursday from a visit To friends in Bal
timOrr
DR.. J. z. Sun attended the funeral OF
" +. W. Chandler, at Bowling Green.
Wednesday.
II you feel grumpy take some medi.
cine. Don't wear yourself out trying TO
be unhappy.
Miss Sadie Tyler will leave in a few
DAYS Tor baltimore and New York, to
spend two weeks.
Miss Sewers. OF Warrenton, who has
been - guest of Miss Agnes Chewing. re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Isabel Williams. OF Orange. who
has been "A guest of Miss Grace Jones. re-
turned home Thursday.
Little Dorothy Green. daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs, Charles J. Green il threatened
with diphtheria in Richmond.
Mr.. W. Francis Rowe, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. p.
Rove, has returned TO Richmond
Mr.. Jack Barber. of Pittsburg. return
ed home Thursday, after n visit to his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. II II. Barber. here
Mr. Garnett W. Brand. of Urbsnna.
Ohio. who has been a guest Of Major and
Mrs. Il. Morris, returned home Thurs
day
Prof Thomas Fitzhugh spent Wednes-
day night here on his return from Chi
eago. where he went to deliver an ad-
dress.
with thanks for your very liberal
patronage for the year 1907, we wish
you very happy and prosperous 1908.
and promise to serve you to the very
best Of our ability. Solicit a continuance
OF your patronage. c. W. Jones
Mr.. aud Mrs John Duffey Perry. OF
Washington, spent Sunday here. guests
~ their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs II. Carter
Honey.
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Go TO Mrs. u. +. Smith ( Co.'s. All hats
reduced for the holiday trade. Come
early and get your pies.
Mr.. Willie Cole, who has been a guest
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Chas +
Cole for the holidays, has returned to
Richmond College
To my Friends and Patrons-I wish
TO thank you for your liberal patronage
during the past year. and wish you one
and all happy and prosperous New
Year. ;. 5. kaufman, the ieweler.
Mr.. James b. Bolts. wife and Miss
Mary Bolts, who have been guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. A. b Botts. left Thursday for
their home in Roanoke.
When you wnnt a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery il prepared to
make il. All work guaranteed first-class
iu every respect.
Mr.. Willie G. Herndon will leave Fri
day Tor Washington and Baltimore and
later will visit his brother, Mr.. B. S
Herndon. at Portsmouth.
We with To extend a happy and mos.
porous New Year to all our friends and
can assure a better service than ever
We have a few rare bargains. Better
see us about them. H. Wallace Garner
& Co.
Mrs. W : Embrey and daughter-in.
law, Mrs Alpheus W Emhrey, left for
Atlantic City Thursday. for "a stay of
several weeks, both being indisposed
At Jones store everybody f. busy 90
ing through all the stock Every odd
piece odd lef gths. remnants. soiled lots.
etc. will be gotten out and in a few days
viii have "A special sale of them. Watch |
out for the dates OF this sale. c. W. |
Jones.
Treasurer r. T. Knox sold at public
auction Thursday, IN front OF the court /
house, the several pieces of property that |
were advertised to be sold for delinquent
taxes
To the public. We recognize that YOU
have. by your liberal support, made the
Increase in this stores business over the
previous years and we desire TO express
our appreciation for same. With re-
nawed efforts we will strive to make II
both pleasant and profitable to you to
be- numbered with this stores patrons
the coming year. The T. n Brent Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Waller, of
Spotsylvania. who spent the holidays at
the home OF Mrs. Walters father, Rev.
Jno. Q Rhoades. at Louisa, returned
home Thursday.
Ii is very important when buying a
watch to be sure it is a reliable place and
the matchmaker a skilled workman.
Choosing is easy. II. f Norris has
always sold reliable goods and the guar
antee rom his place guarantees.
Mr.. Chester B. Goodrich. of this city.
has been offered a position on the staff
ot The Richmond Time Dispatch, and
VIII leave Tor Richmcad Sunday night to
assume his duties.
For sale or exchange for cows. sixteen
nice yearling heifers. Albert o. MAYS,
Chatham Farms. lian2-4t
Mr.. J. u. Smith. Jr, who spent the
no lidays with bis father, near Summit
left for Roanoke Thursday to take a DO,
aition with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company there.
Lost. Strayed or Stolen-On Dec. 81.
1907, in or near fredericksburg, one
hound dog about eight months old male.
black and gray tan yellow legs and sides
black and gray back, white mixture on
beck and throat. A reasonable reward
8 offered for his return. VIM. T. Peyton,
r. ID. No. 2. fredericksburg, Va. :
Miss Kate Messick. OF Irvington. who '
las been guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. p.
towe, for the past ten days, returned {
'ome by steamer Friday. She was &C
m a faa1 - sa.I ,