The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-11
CURRENT COMMENTS
The snow soon faded away.

Tuesday.
Hon. j. II. Biscoe. of spotsylvsnia.
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. h. Ficklen and son We're In
Richmond Tuesday.
Mr.. II. h. Lane left Tuesday Tor a bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr. John Z. Melville has returned frnm
n business trip L the East
Mr. F NJ Chichester left sday for
Baltimore on legal business.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Goldsmith lift sunday
night Tor New York on business
Mrs. + e Lewis. OF Baltimore. T. n
guest OF DR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Lewis
Misses Isabel and Mattie +. Riley spent
Saturday In Richmond visiting friends
Miss Lucie r. Tansill IL spending "A few
days in Washington. n guest OF her
brother. Mr.. f VI Tsnsill
There WAS bot one case before Ju-tic.
Dannehl Monday. Chas Haislip, charged
drunk. WAS tioed { and costs
Mr. W n Blake lift Tuesday, To 70.
sume his business trip In the upper coun-
ties.
hccefN- Nhittr tullRm ana " lille
Jones. OF Belmont. are visitors In the
city.
Mr.. W. T. Leavsll. who has been spend
Ing some time IN Sussex county j. home
again.
Misses Carrie Berry and Daisy Young
have returned from pleasant visit To
friends at Brooke.
Beautiful silk rain coats at 80 80. The
I. n. Brent Store.
Mas Mamie Maury Quinn has returned
to Richmond to resume her studies at
Smithdesl College
You will not continue throwing away
lOc on eve,y dollar you spend after you
make n purchs-e OF us and find that We
do eIsctly as We advertise to do II
Wallace Garner Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Brame and Mr..
). A. Maryland OF Orange county. were
here shopping Tuesday.
Have your eyes examined fr,e at the
III. +. Norris iewelry store They guar
antee satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs.. l. A Weaver left Tuesday
Tor visit to their son. Mr.. V Garland
Weaver. and family In Portsmouth
just NhAe look AZ tne WINDOW dis
play OF beautiful hand work IN Batten-
burg Hsnderchieis. Collars. Combs.
Barretts.etc. Then come inside aud buv
Que oi our beautiful hats Mrs. ID. Z
Smith 4 Co.
Jesse Lewis. the well known colored
man. who has been very sick. is out
again.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery Ia prepared to
make II. All work guaranteed trst-clsss
In every respect
Mr.. +. n. Stewart, OF Winston salem.
n. C., a FORMER resident. was here Mon.
day on business and shaking hands with
old friends.
For wedding present we believe YOU
Will agree with us that the III T. Norris
iewclry store il the place To buy il II
your fancy turns 10 silverware,c cut glass
art china, fine clocks or iewelry 81 any
description, we can furnish it at the low
est prices.
Mr.. r. l. Biscoe OF Belmont, was in
the CRY Monday night en- route t. Rich
mond 10 attend the Good Roads Meeting
and Protective Game Association. Mr.
Biscoe says he lately sold his hay crop
OF about one hundred tons to the Sulpher
Mines Company OF Louisa county at the
highest market price.
Worth more than twice the money
ladies fine suits at 1915 and $3.50.
A big assortment TO select from at The
T. n. Brent Store
Some excitement was caused Monday
night 10 the Park neighborhood by the
appearance oi dog that was supposed
to be mad. Mr. ). ; Bradford settled
1nestion by shooting the dog.
$. 5. kaufman, the jeweler. pays high
est cash prices for old gold and silver.
Mr.. John c. Lightioot OF Locust Dale,
with HIS wife. Is spending several DAYS
with his son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. BOulware, at their home
on Washington avenue.
Bad eyes made to see we'll. We fit and
adjust proper glasses to your ewes, and
guarantee satisfaction. ;. :. kaufman,
ieweler aud optican.
Mr.. VIM. II. Merritt. OF North Branch
Mich. IL IN the city and will visit the
battlehelds
Tootsies. Fluffy Mints, Chocolate Kisses
and Nutlets. the new and popular candy
~ ~~S eho pOuhOt at DFAuudn :.
Miss Hilds Nelson. OF Urbanna, who
has been teaching at Belmont for Mr.. r
l.. Biscoe, has resigned her position and
has returned to her home.
Yes. we do watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing. promptly. satisfactorily and our
charges are always reasonable S. :.
kaufman, the ieweler.
Sarah f. Taylor. two-year-old daugh-
ter OF Lazarus Taylor, colored. died
Tuesday at the home Of its parents in
Spotsylvania.
Mr.. E. A. Groves and son, Mr.. A. l..
Groves, of Brooke, were here Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. s. shackeliord, OF Stafford,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. G. N. Henderson, of Passapatsnzy,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Ashby, of Mussel-
man, Stafford county, were in the city
Tuesday.
Ash Wednesday falls on February
Gath this year; the first Sunday In Lent
Will be Feb. 18th; Good Friday, April
9th; Easter Sunday, April 11th.
Decker 4 Alrich have a lot of very fine
Red and Sapling Clover Seed, which they
are selling at a reasonable price.
lieb11 3t
Mr.. Richelieu Coleman, chairman OF the
Democratic committee of SDOteylyanta