The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-28
Locsi aud LurreOt Comments
Mrs Dicie Aldridge is critically Il

AoAo AANAN ENAAA Ahh| - NAAN-N''']
hlr J. d Ray, who has been quite
sick, is out again
Don't fail TO see f. T Bakers stock
of Underwear
Miss Carrie Bell Quinn is visiting
friends IN Washington.
Mr.. II. Frank Jones went TO Wash
ington yesterday on business.
Capt. S o Peyton has returned from
a business trip " FAuquier county
OLD papers for sale at The Free Lance
Office, at l0cts per hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Chewing. OF
.SpJtsy lvania. were ia the oity, Satur-
Gay.
Mayor A. p Rowe left for Richmond
this morning 70 visit his sister, Mrs.
Brown
DR. r b Carmichael aud Mr. K b
Merchant, OF Washington, sp7nt sun
cay here.
When in need OF good oysters serd
your orders TO John NJ Griffin, 600
Maln street
Third story rooms for rent to a couple
without children. Apply TO IO9 Main
street. Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Mamie Porter has returned T.
Lyuchbu < from visit TO her SISTER,
Mrs J + IompklDs. here.
Mr. and Mrs O @ Rpwlett have re-
turned f,om their bridal top and are
at home on Amelia street.
DR. J. l.. Henley and wife. Of Tap
pah ,unO,K came up un steamer Rich
mOnd Saturday EN- route 10 Baltimore
LOSC-A Ladies Silver Watch The
finder will be suitably rewarded and ~
questions asked, If sans Is left AT Lance
Office.
Miss Annie Elan. Of Richmon who
has been vIsllog Miss Alce Cole aud
Mrs W l. Bsanuau. returned home
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W n ColIswn and
daughter. Miss Ljttie Q illAwn. Il Caro-
line. were IN the city Saturday ON a
shopping Visit.
Mr. Q E Kuopf and sister, Of War
rem p. a'e visiting f'lends IN Caro-
line. near Milford. where Mr. X was
formerly prominent merchant.
We can furnish you the correct fall
sty les In dress goods, silks. millinery.
Indies. Misses and Children's wrap
Mems ana Boys clothing, etc. I. n
Brent
Dr.. ". b. Robinson. Of Tappahan-
mock, came up on the steamer Rlch-
III nd Saturd y en- route to Lynchburg
80 attend meeting Of the State Medl-
cal Board. Of which he Is a member.
You can always fud at Halls"
compiete assortment Of goods in the
drug line PrescIipt Gus aye prepared
with accuracy a. low est prices Ofdeis
receive prompt aud careful ate tlon.
Peyton L Willis. of Oulpeper. re-
Gently win hook and line ca0gnt carp
in the K tppahannOck river, near Lee
MIL. wnich Is said 70 be the large
FISH ever caught 10 Oulp-per |! weigh
ed 80 pounds.
There is nothing true friend will
N re appreciate than beautifully
TN shed CARBON Photograph Of yourself
thu Xmas Ihe Davis Gallery here
can make them for you See their
8 ecimeDs
Oar mems 81 80 shoesequal g 50, be-
cause We do not pay the manufactures
a price based on the expense II adser-
tising In magazines all over the Unl'
tel States tie manufacturer fixing the
retail prlcs We Tx our own price
J. W. Thomas.
Salt for divorce has been entered in
Washington by Fielding 'rdon from
Ell "a J1rdJn, on the ground II deser-
ton and abandOnm-nt. Tnry were
m ,rried ia NOrthumoerlaAd county,
Va. January 3. 1876.
Master Blrdsong Dickinson fell into
the Iacewny ut the WOODEN Mil sunday
aud narrowly escaped drowning A. he
was going drwn the last um- NJ ".
" STARS jumped IN aud with mu;n
difficult rescued MIN.
The Irvington Criz4n SAYS: "A
Randolph II I8ard. bauk-r OF Freder.
lcksnurg. was this week the guest (
W Mod Lee Mr. II ward Is a bright
Mason. ana on Thursday las-isted in
work at Lancaster UnIOu Masonic
l. )dge
Mr.. Thomas Wilson Of the Garriso =
Vile nelkhOOThOOd. was In the C ~
Monday Asked If there was any
speclol news ia his sectlOn. he said
there was considerable activity amor &
young people who were looking T.
waId- marimODy, and that several
marriage. would soon occur
Misses Nannia Terrill and Fannie 2
q lemAn OF y auKe. wnO NV "een
gi-ltIng the BrIstow family in NJ ddl--
sex, We're passengers on the steamer
RIchm md 90 TINS city Saturday They
sp-ut Sunday here with fiends and