The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Local and Current Comments.

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Capt W. L Coates
Mr.. 0. W. Jones Is quite sick at his
home on upper Main street
Miss Wilmer Wheeler is the guest Of
friends IN Washington.
Mr. W. l.. Watson has returned from
a business trip TO New York.
Mrs. Kate Seldom andsDr H. NJ. D.
Martin were.i in Washington Tuesday
Teacher wanted in private family
See notice IN advertising column.
Mr.. Charles d. Cake and two daugh
ters. Of Norfolk, are visiting Mr. Jas.
a Turner and family.
See notice Of farm for rent. dressed
flooring and pine boards for sale IN ad-
vertisng columns.
There was decided drop in the tenn
perature Tuesday night. Yesterday
morning oveIcoats were in demand.
This is o chance to get lace curtains
6ce. y. n Brent
Mrs. A. Randolph Howard left yes.
tercay for a brief trip 20 Caroline and
Essex
Rooms for rent. Six rooms, includ'
ing kitchen. Water on door. 1901 Chas
ST
Miss Mamie Pitts. Of Huntington,
". Va left yesterday for visit 10
fr,auEa IN Waohfrufon
Mr. Thomas r Hsiser has returned
after a stay Of several months IN the
North
Stearns has the greatest value in
ladies' jackets at 81 81 and $500 ever
seen III this market
Mrs. n. l.. Harrison, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of Mr Jno NJ Hull aud
family in Stafford
MIS- W. W. Hall is the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs h 4. billiard, IN Spot
sylyanla county.
Mr.. and Mrs. " G stearns aud
children have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent the sumner.
Miss Annie Beazley, 81 Cedar Point"
has been visiting Miss Cora Mile at
Pine Apple in thus county.
Miss Mamie b. McOarty has re.
Turned from an extended visit TO rela'
tives in Lyuohburg.
Mrs. John T. Goolriok has as her
guests Mrs W NJ. Wilcox and Mrs
Northrop, Of Middletown, Conn.
Miss Minnie L. wardell. Of New
York. who has been she guest Of Nc
aud Mrs. ". A Little IN Stafford mas
returned home
MI W. T. Laavell and daughter,
Miss Ellie. aud Mr. Charles J Green.
went 90 Aqua Greek on fishing ttip
yesterday.
Mrs A. K Phillips and daughter,
Miss Jennie. left for Washington yes.
terday, where they Will be the guests OF
Mrs. B II Warner.
Ms. A. Young and daughter, Of
Washington, who have bsen spending
the summer with Mr. J. II Stockmann
and family. have returned home
You should see our Black Dress
Goods. specially our Waterproof Serges
stock complete, prices low. Come ard
see E T Baker
Mrs. O. h. Darlington went TO
Lynchburg this week % attend the fun
eral of her sister 10 law. Mrs. A b.
Darlington.
Big bargains in Silks this week
Our present stock 60 be closed out at q
sacrifice. 90 cent silks sc 80 cents. I
n. Brent
Mr. ard Mrs E +. Cummiogs and
little son. who nave been visiting friends
and relatives near Pine Apple, have re-
turned TO thieT home in Loudoun
Mrs. Joseph Allen, Of Richmond,
Mre. Lucy TaliaferFo and Mr.. Frank
Taliaferro. OF Caroline, who have been
visiting their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. z Rowe. returned home yesterday.
Men Gao save % cents on a dollar By
buyiug winter underwear az TIE i. n.
Brent Store A big lot Of fne samples
t. see.
Lather Jennings, Of Cu'peper, who
was convicted If horse steallng In the
CORPORATION Court Of this city and mad
his sentence cOmmuted 20 80 d4ys BY
the Governor, was released on Saturday.
The hats aud bonnets shown as The
T.. n Brent fall millinery opening had
a touch here and there that distiu-
guished them from ordinary millinery.
Messrs. Oartright and Davis h We do.
mated to the Mary Washington Ho'pltal
Association o handsome carriage or
stepping turned out at their
splendid granite works.
a series of meetings will commence
next Sunday, the 2lst, st Hull Memorial
church in Stafford county. The pastor
Rev A. 4. Lynn will be assisted b. a
visiting brother. All are invited.
When you wish an exact photograph
Of yourself, thoroughly durable and up
to.date in finish. you can always get IL
at the Davis Gallery All work guar
anteed frst.class ia every respect
William S Grymes Camp. Coufed-
crate Veterans, of Orange, Will accept
our thanks for an invitation 70 attend
the unwilling Of the monument to the
Confederate dead Of that county, at
Orange today.
Nj E I. Baker returned Saturday
from a trip TO Orange and Louisa BE
says as the shocking Of the corn crop
progresses the yield is far!beyond the ex-
peotation of the most sanguine farmers.
No need 20 send out Of town for any
thing you need 10 dry goods, @. W..
Jones has just received full stock Of
cloaks. golf capes. jackets, dress capes,
furs, dress goods. etc
Mr.. James Ballard, of Stafford
brought TO The Free Lance Office this
week ten ohestnuts taken from three
burrs They were the largest specimens
ever seen here What next will Stafford
excel in?
You will find at Halls Drug Store
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