The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-04
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Don't fail 10 ser NOrriE the lnWAlpT Rnp
opticians, wedding present display
A handsome Episcopal church is being
built AT Lewiston, IN Spotsy Yanla
county.
The +. \. Brent Stores tall millinery
opening Wednesday aud Thursday, Oct
9th and 9th.
Mrs. l.. r. kearsley has returned home
from Madison c. H., where she has been
spending the summer.
Vim. Thornton, colured, aged 4 years.
died Mt bis home near Brooke Station ot
consumption ) hursdAy-
Mr.. b c. Grymes, of King George, was
Il visitor TO the city Saturday and wei
come caller at our office.
Mr.. j. 4. Cox has returned to Coates
| WILLIE Pa after pleasant Wait To friends
and relatives in Stafford county
Mr. Marion Il. Willis, Jr. who is Mt.
tending Richmond College, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents.
Don't fail TO see Norris, the ieweler and
opticians. brooch. scarf pin. euii button
cuff pin, chain, locket, Ne. display
Carrie Lewis md George Coleman,
colored. were married in Stafford county
on September 10Th by Rev.F.N.StrotheT-
Mrs. NJ. +. Eekeurode aud son, MIR. H..
J. Eckenrode, have returned from Wit
/ of several weeks to the Exposition AT 81
Louis.
Cards have been issued amount x the
engagement of Mr. Maurice H'reh. OF
this city, 10 Miss Minnie Wolf. Of Spring
field, Mo.
Miss Rosa Purks. 81 Washington. who
bHs been the guest of her brother in-law,
MIR. Jim Shelton, for some time. has re-
| turned home
Ooening OF fsll millinery at Mrs d. F.
smith A Co. = Wednesday aud Thursday.
Oct. 9TH and 9th. The public cordially
invited to attend.
Nellie BoutchyArd, the iufaot daughter
# Mr.. aud Mrs ChHs- Buutchy ard, died
40 the home Of it's pareuts, in Falmouth,
of yphtheria, Thursday
The regular monthly meeting q the
Mary Washington Hospital Association
will be held Tuesday. Oct. 4th, IN the
Council Chamber al 1880 a, M
Mr.. Frederick Downing. MT, and Mrs
George ". Allison and Mr.. Henry Settle,
all Of Sharps, attended the Frederiess-
burg Fair. Northern Neck News.
Alfred Spimau. Maurice Redding, r. T.
,,oAkley. I. +. COaklpy, Edwin Suite
and F. s. Fhzhugh attended the FFedeF
iekeburg Fair Beach Progress
Miss Jeanette Terrell, of Broken
burg. SpOtsylysBis county, Is guest
this week OF her cousins. Misses Ruoy
and Lille Smith -Gordunsyille Gezette
Oar fall opening of Millinery and Dress
Goods will take place Oct. 9th and 9Th.
Wednesday and Thursday. Toe publir
cordially invited Isaac Hirsh a Son. I'd
Cnnt,e s. Hicklen left Va Monday for
Baltimore to take up tn study CLAW Al
the Mary land University. Much success
to-0ur good old friend Flick, South
side Sentinel
Voters are reminded that they caunot
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Any voter who has yet 10 register or get
transfer should bear this 10 mind and
not delay attending 20 it.
When you want beautifully finished
and up to date photograph OF yourself
you can have it made at the Erederleks
burg Davis Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class in every respect
Mr.. Samuel McCord, who died at
bis home near Salem church IN
Orange county, last week, OF paralysis
aged 30 years. was the father at Mr.
Jacob 5. MeCord, OF this city.
Mrs. W. W. Harper will represent
Montpelier Chapter, ID. A T., Of Orange.
at the State Conference Of the Daughters
oithe American ReyOlutioni0 Fredercks
burg on Wednesday, October 26th.
Right in the full glory OF our fall open
/ ing aud great showing Ct millinery dress
goods clOsss, suits, etc {. W Jones n
/ always fret; slwsys showing the newest
and best OF each season 5 productions
Robert f. Goodrich is still confined to
his bed with an attack Of low malaFlsl
fever. from which he has suffered fer
three weeks For this reason he Was
not able to go to the Y. Pr. at the open
ing of the session, but will 90 later.
II MIR. George Freeman, Jr.. AMI family
| have moved into their new home on the
corner Of Fair and Mercer streets, r cent
ly purchased from Mr. : " Embrey
\ Mr. Freeman enlarged and greatly i'm
proved the brics residence before occupy
ing it.
Il While in fredericksburg and Richmond
we heard much talk about building a
railroad into the Northern Neck. All we
can cay 70 these gentlemen is that the
Neck issranding with outstretched arms.
waiting 20 clasp yOu.-Coloniai Beach
Progress.
Hyou have children away AZ school
send them The Free Lance, 80 they Will
keep Informed ar 90 hume news 20 cents
will carry the paper for six months.
Don't send your own paper after II IL
several days old: the postage alone will
amount to az much as the subscription
price.
Mr.. Charles Miller and daughter. Mrs.
George Audebert. and her son, Earl oil
Philadelphia, who have been spending
several weeks here, returned home Sat
urdav. Mr.. Miller, who was a former
resident, is very much pleased with the
improvements in the city, and said his
visit here has been one of the most pleas
ant OF his life.
Five additional people added to the
force at Jones' This gives us force OF
twenty people, all ready, willing and
capable, to serv you. Every department
thoroughly equipped with the very latest
and best merchandise of this season s
production. CIV. Jones is always In the
lead. He needs your patronage; You
need bis merchandise So let our interest
be mutual.
Capt f. II Beyere has sent in his res
ignation TO Col Geo. Wsyne Anderson
as commander of Co. l.. 10th Virginia
| Dan,tnont bottpr known a. the Washing