The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-30
CURRENT COMMENTS

GURhENl GUMMENIS
Mr.. c Il Howard Is IN Boston on bust
ness.
New parasols. fashions latest. are at
Jones' See them.
Mr.. c. O'Conor Goolrickwas ia Wash
iugton Monday.
Rough Pongee and Rajah silks at
specially low prices at Jones
Mr.. A. F. Dickson left Monday for "A
business trip TO Upperville.
Less than one cent each. Fredericks-
burg views. at II. Wallace Garner 4 Cos.
the price regulators.
Mr. W. T. Leavell has returned from a
visit TO friends in Sussex Co.
Ladies. have you seen the "Hair,ight
Crowns at LOwery'r? They are indis-
peusable with the new hats.
Miss Laura Blelght f. a guest Of the
Misses Beverley. Ia Essex county.
Hand crochet mats, dOylies, center
pieces, scaris aud squares. AllimpOrted
Made Ia India and Syria. These mt
about one-fOurth their value at Jones.
Mr. Emma F. Clark. OF THE city. was
called u Rapidan tuesday by the illness
OF her daughter. Miss Bessie Clark
Our opening days are past, but all DAYS
are opening days now. as we receive ne W
goods almost daily at Mrs. d. +. Smith
4 Co :. the uptO-date millinery.
Mr. JTaylor Thornton, OF Belle Grove.
and Ms. II. h. Lewis. Of Cieve. King
George. were visitors here Tuesday.
Another large assortment Of hats open
ec today. Wewill continue TO offer Spring
suits at cut prices for few days.
The T. n. Brent Store.
Clerk of Court T. J.. Hunter aud Mr.
Edward Tayloe OF King George. we-e
visitors here Tuesday
Ladies tailor-madcsuit spring 1908.
newest styles. The newest in separate
skirts are oil at Jones'. All fittings
done free Of charge and mt guaranteed
Mr. F. c. 5. Hunter passed through
here Tuesday en- route home to King
George from Washington, " here he had
been In the Geo. Washington Hospital
Tor treatment the past three weeks.
When you want beautifully finished
and correct likeness OF self
~ iamily, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared to
make IL. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Messrs W. b. Foster and II. A McGarv.
oi Spotsylvania, were visitors TO our
office.
Whenever We till trial order for "Old
Sideboard Rye" we have made a Gus
toner. A Kentucky whlskey, 81 30 per
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
ATTORNEYS Frederick W. Coleman and
Granville r. Swift We're at Spotsylvapla
II Wednesday on legal business.
Broken your glasses? Never mind Just
save the pieces. bling same to US. We
match hrokea lenses and M ocuiists' pre-.
srription- accurately AT : : KRufman's.
the Jewoler
Squire ;. +. Eastburn gave Judgment
IN his court Tuesday for 81 l. against
Miss Fannie Toombs in favor OF J. T..
Brsuer for groceries.
Beautiful iewelry that will please any
one. Many new things for the spring
We are showing very fine line 81 watch
- Tor ladies and gentlemen Call and se,
our display at ;. ;. ksufman's, the Jew
eler.
MIR W H. Snellings has gone TO Nash.
willie, Tenn, T. accept "a position.
Have you secured your reserved seats
Tor the entertainment at Opera House
Thursday night, for benefit 81 MARY
Washington Hospital?
Miss Mamie Rogers. who has been
teaching IN Brunswick county, was In
the city Thursday, enroute t. her home
at COmorn.
NJ. Stuart Tausill was in the city
Wednesday.
Judge K. II l. Chichester was in Wash.
ingtop Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs Edna May Morgan Is spending
several days at the home Of her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. John ;. shelton. ia King
George
Rev. VIM J. Motion. of Alexandria.
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. +. ;. Moore, Of Stafford {. H., was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. L. ". Garnett, Of Spotsylvania
died at her home Saturday, aged seventy
years. Her husband survives her.
Mamie Baylor. colored, who was
locked up Dec 81 as Commonwealth
with, - 10 the ID, ane murder case, and
fined $50 OF 30 days In Jail,
was released Monday and has gone to
Caroline county to live with her sister
Annie Stevens, the white Girl who was
locked up at the same time. has also left
the city.
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