The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-17

at Baker, Brown y Cri>mond IS, Ferry ~
Go. : old stand.
Misses Murdaugh. Maggie and Mary
Nisica are thcguests of the family OF Mr.
". II Richards.
Mr. Robert Il. HALL wife and daughter.
Miss sophia Hall, are spending month
at Houston. Va.
one set OF Wagon Harness and one set
OF Buggy Harness for sale cheap AT The
Brdgewater Mills.
Miss Belle Hansiord. OF stafford. who
has been the guest oi Mrs ;. q Wallace
has returned home.
The regular meeting of the City Mission
will be- held AT 81 George sparlsh rooms.
Wednesday at . p m
Miss Maggie Kelly has returned from
Norfolk. where she was the guest OF her
brother MIR Lane Kelly
MIR. e.. G.. Rowlett of fredericksburg
has been an Orange visitor during tue
past week Orange Observer
Nwavs first. So at c. " Jones you
will find now the latest creations M new
iall dress goods, skirtings, etc.
The many friends of Mr. James J..
Green will be pleased To learn that ms
condition is slightly improved.
Mrs f. G.. Ninde has resumed hermusic
class and will take "A limited number 81
pupils. vocal and instrumental
Mrs W. p. Carter and daughter. Miss
Lucille. have returned from Clarendon.
Texas. where they visited relatives.
Mr.. James T.. Bradley. who stopped
over here Tor several days from "a trip
south. lett yesterday for Baltimore.
Mr.. Emmett D. Jennings has returned
from Richmond. where he had n very
uccessiuloperationpertormedo ON hi- eye
officer ". y. Tansill attended the re-
union of Mosby's men, in Fauquier couu-
~. ou Saturday aud reports pleasant
time
Miss Bessie Goodwin OF Louisa. Is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. W .
n Duerson, of Mt Pleasant. Spotsyl-
vania county.
Several communications including full
accounts of the TapPahannock falr are
crowded out of this issue. They VIII ap-
pear in our next.
Miss Annie Lee Jefferson. of Caroline
will leave in q few days for Windsor.
where she is engaged as teacher OF music
for the ensuing year.
Elmer Bradshaw had his arm badly
torn by machinery while working az the
Excelsior Mill Friday morning DR.. y. t.
Doggett dressed the injured member.
meeting OF the Mary Washington
Uospital Association will be- held today
TnesJav mt lO a. M. at the residence oi
Mrs y. NJ. Fleming. OH Hanover street.
Mr. W. ;. Alsop. OF Spotsylyania. lell
from his horse here Saturday. broke ms
hand and SUSTAINED painful bruises. lie
was taken to the hospital Tor treatment
Mfr John q Goudin and Miss Belle
Gouldin. OF Caroline, and Miss Josie
Gouldin. Of Spotsylvania, are spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. j. W. tar
rett, of Spotsylvania.
Among those of our business establish
mcnts represented at the Tappahannock
Fair bv fine exhibits, were the VIM. Der
nard Stove House, and the Chas. i. Hun
ter Plow Works and Foundry.
John Lucas cOlorcd, was tried yes ter
dav in the Corporation Court, charged
with criminal assault on colOred girl
Hattie Manuel The jury failed to agree
were discharged, and the case continued
Mrs. Frank Daily and son.of Baltimore
and Mrs. r E. LOckerman and children
oG Lynchburg. who have been spending
tbe summer with the family OF Capt j.
F. Woody returned to their homes yes
terday.
Conduroy yelyets are much in vogue
this season. Entire suits, Jackets ana
waists. will be made Of them; also largely
used as trimmings. \ full line OF these
are now being shown at {. W. Jones
cash store
Rev. DIR. S. ) Barber, who has accepted
n call to Trinity church here, and VINO
with his wife. has been the guest OF the
family of Mr. Jno. F. Scott, has returned
To his home in Baltimore. He will bring
his family here, and enter his duties DC
| tOber lst
You will always find at Halls drug
store a complete stock Of Drugs, Cheml
Gals. Toilet Soap, Hair Brushes, Combs
Tooth Brushes, ect, at prices to suit all
Prescriptions n speciality. Agency iol
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles. MI eye'
fitted without charge.
Mr.. A. T. Embrey, trustee. Tor Perry 4
Companv. has made satisfactory settle
ments with all the creditors OF the firm
and Yesterday commenced the payment
of all obligations Mr.. Perry receives
clear receipts, and will soon re-enter busl
nrss without any obligations.
When you come to the Fair do not fai
to visit the store of Il. Goldsmith, TIN
"Old Reliable Clothier,' who has TIN
most complete stock,of gents furnishings
fall and winter clothing ever offered Il
this market. It embraces Mems, Youth
and Children's Suits, OvercOats, trunks
etc. 1t is worth a look, even il you dc
not buy.
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