The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-24
Comments.
Mrs. isaac lIirsh is in Baltimore, the

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Mr.. G.. r. Norman. OF Richmond, wants
a nurse. either white or colorcd. See
his al.
MIR. C. f. McCalley was in the city yes
teriay
Mr.. Thomas W. Franklin and family.
of stafford. have moved to the city for
the winter.
Mr.. r. y. Brent has returned from the
North with beautiful line OF TALL and
winter goods.
Special bargains in Ladies' oxford Ties
at Baker. Brown x Crismond :. Perry *
Co. $ old stand.
Mr.. St George r. Fitzhugh returned
home from the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs saturday.
DIR. J. Wesley Boyee, OF Washington.
was the guest of the family OF Capt /
McCracken Sunday.
Miss Mamie Ficklen, of " Belmont:
near Falmouth. was the guest OF friends
in Richmond Sunday
Mr. and Mrs ". L. BradhmF. OF
Orange county, are the guests oil Cnpt. NJ.
h Rowe and family.
We are pleased to notice the continued
Improvement of Mr.. j. l.. Green. He Is
sitting mp in his room.
There is no improvement in the coudi-
ton OF MIR. j ". Jones, of Caroline. who
is at the hospital here
Mr.LH. Middleton. of Heathsville, has
removed 10 this city, and will engage IN
the jewelry business here.
Mrs. E. b Jones of Gastouia. y. G.,
is visiting her sister Mrs ID. 4. Bowman.
on Prince Edward street
Nways first. so at C. ". Jones you
will find now the latest creations in new
fall dress goods, skirtiugs. etc.
Mrs ;. l. Baggett. Jr, OF the county,
has returned from weeks stay IN
Washington with Mr.. Baggett.
Mr. Mason Willis and sister Miss Nora.
of Fredericksburg, are guests OF their
grandmother. Mrs Bette coleman
Caroline News.
Nlavor NJ G. Willis spent sunday nj
3. Woodland" the old homestead oi the
Willis family. near Germanna 'nOrange.
which he now,Owns.
Rev. DR.. J. ". Rosebro preachci an
able discourse at the PIesbl ,erian church
Sunday evening on the subject Does
God Answer Prayer?
Yesterday WAS Iom kipur and II was
reeidlv observed 10y our Hebrew citizens
Religions services were held IN the Ma
sonic rooms at night.
Rev. Hugh T. Mussleman, who has
been sick with typhoid fever at the home
of his father. Mr. Thomas Musseman'
here. is improving rapidly.
James Coleman and Jane Ta'iaierro
were married by Rev. j. +. Brown, pas
tor OF shiloh. colored. Baptist church.
Cd old site. Thursday night
Mr.J.A. Apperson and Miss Adelaide
Knhe. of this city. were married at the
residence of Mr.. T. L. kube last week
Rev. q. T. Tyler officiating.
Miss Rhett Calhoun. of the millinery
establishment OF Mrs Isaac Hirsh, Is IN
New York buying pretty and useful thugs
for the fall and winter trade
Miss Katherine Rollins of The Glebe, '
Stafford county. recently paid visit to
her friend. Miss Nellie V Lynn, at her
home. "Lyunwood in Stafford.
Zoar Chapel. near Lent, Caroline coun-
tv Va. will be dedicated the lii,h Sunday
in September Rev nr. Henry Quarles
will preach the dedicatoly sermon.
Mrs. Rophac Rufiin and wochihren, OF
st. Paul. MINI are the grests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. W. II. Richards Mrs Rufiin was
Miss Edith Jett. formerly OF this city.
Miss Bunnie Andertcn, Of Middlesex
county. who has been visiting hercOusln,
Miss Matte Richards Ferneyhough, OIL
Stafford. is now visiting Mrs. W. ;. Ches
ley, in this city.
Mr.. W. W. Hall, OF Spotsylyania coun-
tv. brought to this city saturday some
fine samples of tobacco grown by hun
ON his farm. lie will exhibit samples OF
his crop at the Fair this week.
Mr.. B. II. Jones. of King George county,
suffered painful wound while in the city
Saturday. 4 wagon containing 20 bush
els of wheat ran over his right loot,
MASKING four toes badly. DR.. Hales
dressed the wound and Mr.. Jones went
home.
You will always find at Halls drug
store n complete stock Of Drugs, Cheml-
Gals Toilet Soap, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Tooth Brushes. ect., at prices TO suit all.
Prescriptions a speciality. Agency Tor
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles. All eyes
fitted without charge.
DR.. Lyon G. Tyler, president OF Wi
liam Il Mary College, at Williamsburg,
was n guest at the Exchange Hotel Sat
urdav. He was en- route to STAFFORD I.
II. to examine the records and get lnior-
nation for the quarterly magazine OF the
college. He said the college Is In very
condition.
Mrs. r. c. Duvall, of Orange county
has in her possession a silver cream
pitcher which she purchased from a col
ored man who said it was found IN the
wall OF house in this city after the Civil
war. The letters "R. A. 7. g." are en-
praved on it, and Mrs. Duvall is willing
to restore it to the owner.
When you come to the Fair do not iail
tn visit the store of B. Goldsmith, the
cold Reliable Clothier,' who has the
most complete stock of gents furnish,
ings. fall and winter clothing ever offered
in this market. 1t embraces Mems.
Youth's and Children's Suits. Overcoats,
trunks, etc. 1t is worth look, even if
you do not buy.