The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-14
LOcai and Current Comments

Nj SO Lizzie Peudleton. OF Gwathmey,
Is visiting the Misses Cruthfsld
Don't fail to see E T. Bakers stock
Of UaderSear.
MIR John NJ II ll,dly, Of Spctsylvl
MIA, was Visitor IN the cry yesterday
Mr. Z NJ. Honey Of Washington
was in the city Saturday on business
Pot \ b Bowering and bride have
returned fcom their wedding trip
North
Rev Ii. Forrer. Of the Christian
@, urch here, preached in Manchester
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Price q Edwards and
MIR. ana Mrs W. L Peyton have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
A postoffice has been established
at Pomona, Westmoreland county. with
George f H'ckett as postmaster.
Mej,rE T d Myers, President and
Mr. " p. Taylor, traffic manager K
+. * p r Il were III the city yesler-
day
MIR ". J Crawford. # Buffalo n
y. was IN the city Sunday, the guest
OF Mr.. V NJ Fleming and family, AT
the Exchange Hotel
r W Rid. Of Manassas. has sold
his fam neay QuhrtcO, 10 DR. Bran
vel, r biusOn, of Washington, d O
VINO expects % u axe stock farm OF H.
Tne three trsmps who are supp sed
10 have He'd tramp near QuautlcO.
have been indicted IN Prince William
unity and Will be tried the first Mon
day 10 December
We eau furnish you the correct fall
STYLES IN dress goods, silks. millinery,
Ladies'. Misses and Children's wraps,
Mems aud Boys clothing, etc 7 n.
Brent
Miss Fannie Washington. Of Spring
Hui C.rOlue county, was IN the cIty
yesterday. the guest If Miss Lena
Rowe. ard lett on steamer in the after.
noon 10 visit friends IN King and Qneen
county.
There Is nothing true friend will
more appreciate than beautifully
flushed Carbon Photograph Of yourself
this Xmas The Davis Gallery here
can make them for you SeSlzaheir
specimens
T. il Whispered that a prominent dry
goods merchant Of this city hopes 10
lead 20 the hymenlal altar before the
birds sing in the spring fair daughter
of the county Of Mlddlesex
3 The NJ ,s)nic Lodge has been busy re-
ceiving new members every meeting
for some time past Degrees were con-
frmed on three candidates Friday night
The lodge now has more than one hun
bred members.
Hon II + ~rismOnd has purchased
of Dr. Geo II Chewnlng the handsome
residence on Hanover street now Occu-
pied by Mrs " II Fltzhugh Terms
private M Crismond VIII not make
II his residence.
Ephriam Brumhrey. the Young negro
who was indicted by the King George
grand jury on a charge Of boarding an
oyster vessel in " tchodOc creek and
shoot ng and robblng Captain Pritchett,
has bean captured ana lodged N the
jill at King George Court House
Rev. Albert Ray. pastor q the s c
ond Bep,ist CnC,ch (ool0rei) II this
cry. on account Of Iii health. has ten
iered his resignation, 70 take effect
December q He I unded the church.
which was dedicated on May p, 1873.
aud has been its pastor since that time.
"The Eye"-HAwke's spectacles are
used by almost every one you see Try
them and yoa will find that they are
superior in every respect TO what you
have used Gold medal and diploma
awarded All eyes fitted without charge
At Halls Drug Store.
An upset bid Of ten per cent has
been filed in the Corporation Court by
Charles Il SIckels Of New York. on
the Rappahsnnock Z ectric Light and
Power Company. Of this city. which
was lately sold at public cutlery for
5! OPS
Rev E H Rove. q the Southern
Seminary at Bowling Green, preached
- large congregations at the Methodist
church here Sunday morning and
night Rev. J Stump the pastor,
having gone to Hegdesville, West Vir-
GINA % assist in the dedication OF a
cluich.
DR.. j T. Anderson WAS in the city
short time last Friday and attended
the Masonic Lodge Friday night He
came On busines. and his trip was
hurried one. Mrs Anderson ala not
accompany him. but reminded IN
Baltimore They Will sail for Barcel-
Qua Spain, tom
Mr. @. B Thornton. mis- wife. her
companion. and his daughter, Miss
Tillis. Of Port Royal. came up on the
steamer Saturday evening and are
boarding a. the Misses Kelley. They
expect % spend the winter in our
cuy. where they have many friends to
welcome them
President @ " Wallace. Of the Ma
tional Bank here disc vered in pile
Of old lpers few days ago several
sheets Of notes Of the denomination Of
80. % aud 10 cents issued by the Farm
ers Bank Of Virginia in 1915. The
notes are we'll preserved President
Wallace presented one # the sheets to
Mr. & " Shepherd, half Of which be
has sent to a friend, who was formerly
a resident # Fredericksburg
Close Of the Baptist Revival