The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-21
CURRENT COMMENTS

Col f. y. Cole was in Richmond Sat.
urday ON business.
Mrs r. r. Roberts. Of Richmond. {, a
gust OF Der friend, Miss Alice q. Cole. on
Washington Ave
AIRS \. g. Coleman. who has been a
guest OF her sister, Miss Sallie Grayatt.
returned to Richmond Saturday.
Members OF the Corporation Commits.
sion passed through this city Satr day
on special coach attached to the 1929
"a. m. north bound train.
Messrs. Edgar Rawlings. Norman Pru.
1T, Jr., and J. W. Dillin, all OF Washing
ton, are guests OF Mr and Mrs. q. NJ
Henderson. in King George.
How about your eyes? II YOU have
difficulty reading, sewing or doing any
close work, or II in doubt. call aud see
Ms Eyes examined free and best glasses
fitted 5. S. kaufman, the ieweler and
Optician.
Mrs. William ID. Scott has returned
home, alter spending several days in
Washington with her daughter. Mrs. J.
Edward Tylor.
Ii pays to buy the best table cutlery.
You won't have to buy n 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 cellulOid. from 81 per dozen up.
At the reliable store Of II. +. Norris.
Capt. ;. J Quinn had before him Sat
urday AT the Mayor Office. three tramps.
John Hannev. John O'Neil aud Chas
solemn. They We're ordered TO leave
The city.
We don't know everything, but we do
know how TO repair watches. clocks
and lswelry in a satisfactory manner.
without any delay. at reasonable prices
at ; ;. hauiman's, the isweler and op-
tician.
Mr.. q. VI. Henderson. Of King George.
has returned from Washington, where
be carried bis daughter to hospital to
have her throat treated.
Whenever we fill trial order for "Old
Sideboard Rye we have made a Gus
toner. A Kentucky whiskey. 81 so per
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
Mr.. g. Raines has sold out 20 Mrs
l. NJ. Perry. Of Radcliffe. bis hotel priv
leges AT the Colonial hotel on Commerce
street Mrs. Perry has taken possession
This store will continue TO offer cloaks
suits. winter dress goods and other win
ter goods at T. great sacrifice for a few
days The T. n. Brent Store.
Mrs. Robt. Powell. OF Louisa. Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bode on Wash
ington Ave.
II YOU are looking for cheap Piano at
n high price. do not go to II. Wallace
Garner X Co II you want "A strictly
high-grade Piano at IA low price. come
TO Garner & Co.
Hon. ". l.. Cobb OF Caroline. wa. n
visitor TO our Office Friday and wants
the fredericksburg and southern r. r
built, as does every body ir Caroline.
The Great Big Clearance Sale started
| Thursday. Jan. 16. at Jones. Great
mark-down in the price- OF Cloaks. Lad.
les Suits. Blankets. Dress Goods aud
Furs. This sale continues to Jan. 81.
Miss Flora r Mason IS doing nicely.
Her nurse and physician say he has a
mild case Of fever.
Jones l. taking inventory now Every
thing in Winter Goods marked down.
Ladies Suits, Cloaks. Dress Goods.
blankets, Underwear, all cheap at Jones.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared to
make II. All work guaranteed first-class
IN every respect.
FOR SALE-"A pair OF mules and a
good horse. Apply To THE VIRGINIA
EACELSlOR co. nl-lS1w l.16lw
ar II h Sweeteer has returned from
Wabash. Ind, where he visited relatives
Mr. Gordon Hayes. Of Baltimore. was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Guest
81 "Snowden" Saturday.
Mr.. J. W. Harris, OF Towson. Md IL
here spending Jew days, and his friends
are glad 10 see him.
Mr.. W. Al. Lowry, OF near Brooke.
was in the city Monday
Mr.. Harry L. Genther, OF Nashville.
Tenn. i visiting his parents, Nr. and
Mrs. II. ID. Genther. This is his first
visit since be was married here l > years
ago. He is looking well, doing well and
his old friends are glad to see him.
Mr. 7. II. Twyman. of Spotsylvania,
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. l.. b. Doggett and daughters, OF
Chicago. entertained their friends with a
musicale prior to their departure for
San Diego, Cal, where they will visit
Mrs. g. l.. Doggett and daughter, Miss
Ethel. In their country home for several
months, accompanied by Mr.. William
l. Doggett.
Judge j. T. Goodrich was able to be
out Monday, and attend his court.