The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
CURRENT COMMENTS
sumner days. these

Mr.. NJ. & Thompson, who has been
a gUest Of bis father here, left Friday
morning.
Little black gnats have been filing the
air Tor some days, causing much discom-
fort to the people.
Hon. At. II. Dickinson. ofSpotsylvania
was here Friday en- route home from a
business trip TO Baltimore.
Mr. Frank c. Massey, Of Spotsylvania
county, was thrown from his wagon
aud two of his ribs were broken.
Mr.. J. T. Jennings and wife. OF Wilder
ness. were I'm the city Thursday. Mr.
has been sick for several months with
grippe and sciatica, but Is getting we'll
Leanna Garnett. "a worthy colored
woman. died at her home near Marye,
| Spotsylvania county. Thursday, OF con
sumption, aged - years. She leaves
several children. Interment in Bulah
Cemetery.
Mr. J. ii. Muse, wife and two children.
| Of Richmond. are here guests OF Mr. J. NJ
Compton. They will remain several
weeks. Mr.. Muse Il recovering from an
attack 81 pneumonia lie has been en-
plOyed b. the Richmond Locomotive
works since he left fredericksburg.
Caroline Camp. colored. died at her
home, near BrockroaI. Thursday, aged
/ G3 years.
Mrs &. II. HurI amp was in Baltimore
/ Thursday.
! Hand crochet mats, doylies, center
pieces. scafts and squares. AllimpOrted
Made IN India and Sy ia. These at
about onefourth their value at Jones
Hon. J. II Biscoe, of Spotsylvania.
was in the city Wednesday.
Rough Pongee and Rajah Silks at
specially low prices at Jones
Mr.. W. l.. Burruss was in Richmond
Thursday.
Less than one cent each. Fredericks-
burg views. at n. Wallace Garner 4 Co.'S.
the price regulators
Rev. DR.. r. ]. McBryde was in Rich.
mond Thursday.
Another large assortmen ut Of hats omen
&c today willcOntinue to offer Spring
suits al cut prices for few DAYS.
The I. \. Brent Store.
Mr. Il Herndon Fife, Of Charlottesville
j. guest oi the family OF ex-Mayor MIG
Willis.
Our opening days are past. but all days
are opening days now. as we receive new
goods almost daily At Mrs ID. T.. Smith
20 =, the up to-date millinery.
Mr. Z. X Stokes. Of New York. Is in
n. city visiting his mother Mrs Helen
5. White.
New parasols, fashions latest. are at
Jones. See them.
The steamer arrived at her wharf
thursday morning at O'Clock and left
on retura trip at r. m. same day.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of sell
or iamily, the thoroughly equipped Fred
'TicA-hurg Davis Gallery Is prepared TO
make u. All work guaranteed iirst-class
10 every respect
Mrs Il ;. Knox left Thursday for New
OH, where che VIII spend two week :
h.F husband l. stationed there AT pres
lent.
Ladies, have you seen the "Hairlight
crowns at lowery'r2 They are indis
pensabie with the new hats.
Mrs W. l. Braunan and Miss Alice q
Cole were Ia Washington Wednesday.
Ladies' tailor-madesuits spring 1908
newest styles. The newest ia separat.
skirts are all at Jones All lifting.
done free OF charg, and Mt guaranteed
Mr- Z. W. Stearns aud two children
OF highmond, are guests of Mrs. r. b
Merchant.
Whenever we On trial order for "Old
Sideboard Rye we have made a Gus
toner. Kentucky whiskey. 81 30 pei
gallon Henry Dannehl Co.
Mr.. r. C. Chandler. Of Washington. 1.
visiting his niece, Mrs. Alice Kicker.
Brok, n your glasses? Never mind just
save the pieces. b;ing same to US. We
match broken lenses and III oculists' pre
scriptions accurately at ; s kaufman r
the Jeweier.
Mrs Dan Welch and three children. oil
Newport News, who have been guests oI
relatives here, LIT Wednesday for Tulsa
Oklahoma, their future home They
were accompanied 10y Mrs VS. brother
Mr.. Roy Gouldman, and Mr.. VIM, Of
Newport News.
Beautiful iswelIy that will please any.
one. Many new things for the spring
/ We are showing "A very fine line OF watch.
IS for ladies and gentlemen. Call and SEE
our display at ;. ;. kauiman's, the Jew.
eler.
Cassilla silverware costs half that other
silverware costs, lasts a lifetime, and
will never tarnish. Always bright and
attractive. A bran Lew ware OF great
merit: Samples free. Thomas Co., Desk
6O5, Dayton, o
STONE-In sad but loving remem.
brance Of my dear wife and our devoted
mother, Mrs. Mamie J. Stone, who en-.
tered into eternal rest one year ago.
April "a. 1907. Gone, bat not forgotten.
BY her husband and children.