The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-30
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr. james n. Downman. Of New York
II here for a few days.
Mr. VIM. Jefferson was al Spotsylvania
&. n. Thursday on business
Mr. ". q Hermdon and bride arrived
Tuesday night from their wedding tour.
Ladies' taiior-made suits and separate
skirts. Rsmember all fittings done Tree o.!
charge and ft guaranteed. {. W. Jones.
Mr.. p. v d Conway aud daughter.
Miss Elizabeth, We're in Washington
Thursday
Our opening days are past, bu' all days
are opening days now, as We receive new
goods almost daily at Mrs D. 4. Smith
n Co.'S the up to-date millinery.
Rev. II. II. Barb,r held uuuion
services at Trinity rhu-ch Tsnrsday
morning Al ] I o'cllok
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness ~ self
or family. tho thoroughly equipped Fr.d-
srirkshurg Davis G-.sicrv T. prepared 70
make u. Az work guaranteed iirst-cla-s
In every respect
Mrs. ID. Dempsey and three OF her
daughters. of Spots, yanin, We're in tho
city shopping Tuesday.
Chiliren's dresses. all sizes. from The
smalle-t 10 the year sizes; both " hite
md colored. Nicely made and neatly
trimmed; cheaper than YOU can have
them made. The T y. Brent Store
Mr. NJ. s. Chancellor 81 receiving the
largest lot % binding Irvine ever brought
TO this market. which lac is Offering TO
farmers at low price.
This weeks specials are milliucrg ~
specially low prices. dress linens. All the
good colors; boys blouse suits from 900
% Sl.7J; ladie>' : ] white waists az Zoe.
special low prices "n al dress goods. G.
W. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyer Dausarl. Of Mon
roe. Mich. who have h..cn guests Of Mr.
aud Mrs. Clerance r Howard. retarn.d
home Thursday.
Niagara Long Sill Gloves havea longer
wearing life and longer lifting life than
any made Sold =; I.owery's
DR.. T 7 Arnold. 81 King George. WA
her Wednesday. n" il a itrx. fruit
grower aud said he bad a big crop Of
pench"-. but th" np,le csop j. oaly fairly
good
le-- than one cent each Fredericks-
Hrrv views. at n. Wallace Garner a Co.'S
the price regulators.
Father Murphy. OF Richmond held
services at 1T. Mary's Catholic church
Thursday morning AT : O'Clock. this
being Ascension Day In the Catholic
church.
Try King Blend Tea Price 5Oc the
pound; at Brannan's only.
Mrs II. II. Wallace and daughter. Miss
Ellen. and Mrs x. ;. Knox and daugh-
trr leit Ihur-day hy steamer for Cleve.
King ieorge county. where they will
spend some time
Watches m gold aud silver for Indies
ana gentlemen. all sizes. all prices. ut :
;. kaufman = the ie,,elor.
Prof :. W Somerville returned Thur
day from Greensboro. = e.. when, be- at
te"ded the Preshy terrain General Assem-
bly, and presented the report 90 Assem-
bly, HomA % this city.
Graduation Gifts-Tt ma, De-. .,,ur %, i-l,
to remember daughter. SON. sister. broth
81 or dear friend with some lasting toh I'm
of your esteem and r,garl Remember
that ;. ;. kaufman. the irw,ler. iS pt,.-
pard to furnish gifts in gold aud silver
Tor this occasion at lowest prices.
Rev George H. Ray. u. D.. 81 Spotsy /.
vaniA, Wa~ called tn visit his brother in
Washington. who was lately touched
with "A stroke of paralysis and ALEC went
20 Winchester to assist la laying the
corner stone Of "a public library there
May 2Sth. Or. Ray win return o. preach
AZ Ashury CHAPEL on MAY 3l-t
Mr. T. d Cole. Jr.. 81 Hampton. Wa
called nuule Thursday on account ~ { q
Illness hsfe of his child.
Mr. kuszner Bauman hns returned
from Baltimore. Co spend his vacation
with his parents.
Mr.. J. II. Robinson has returned from
stanton. y here he attended the Pyth-
Ian Grand Lodge.
The condition of Mr.. David ). Forbes
who s at the Mary Washingt, HorIi-
tai, Is improved
Mr. Geo. l.. Hunter IL at the Mary
Washington Hospital for treatment.
The freight depot OF the r. f.. 4 p. r..
Il. will be closed at , p m Wednesday.
June 3, Memorial Day. L. C. Cox, Agt
Mr.. .. J. Owens j. quite sick at HE
home, on Amelia street.