The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-25
CURRENT COMMENTS.

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Mr. John f. Rodgers was in Washing
ton Saturday.
Deputy Clerk Moore, # Stan rd. was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. c. W. Smoot, OF Leedstown, was
in the city Saturday.
Mics Julia Scaggs is very sick at her
home on Commerce street.
Mr.. G. ". Clark. of Spotsylvania, WAS
IA visitor to our office Saturday.
MIR r. 5. Coleman. Of Spotsy lvania {.
H., was in the city Saturday.
Miss Mamie Ficklen, of Falmouth. is
the guest OF Miss Jennie Maitland.
Mr.. A. II. towering spent Sunday here
with his father, Mr. A. b. Bowerlng
Mr.. c. b. Goodrich, OF Washington,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Mary Wheatley, oi Alexandria, If
the guest Of her brother, Officer {. 4.
Gore.
Miss Nirgie Jacobs, Of Lance, Stafford
county, is visiting her brother, MIR. VI r.
Jacobs.
Corn Feed For sale cheap, Corn Chops
a splendid article for cows. The Bridge
water Mills. -'"'
MIR and Mrs. Fred C. Hayes, of Wash
ington are visiting Mrs. Hayes lather'
Mr.. A. b. Boweriug
Mr. +. :. Henshaw, wife and daugh
ter. Miss Fannie. Of Caroline, were 'isi'
tors 10 the city Monday.
Mics Bessie Combes, Of Lancaster H.,
who has been the guest oil the Misses
Barber, has returned home.
Mr. W. \. Blake has returned home
from a business Trip and s detained here
by sickness in mis- wie's family.
Mr.. W Lowell Bradbury, Jr., of near
Nssons Orange county, visited friends
here Friday and Friday night.
Mr.. o. d Norton. Of New York. who
purchased MIR J b Gray 5 place, Travel
er's Rest. in stafford, is 10 the city.
Mr.. f. Taylor Rollins. of Stafford, sold
a portion Of his crop of wheat Saturday
to Myer II Brulle for Sll3 per bushel.
DR.. Geo. Il. Chewing, who spent the
summer with his family on his farm IN
Fauquier. near Narrenton, is IN the city
Rev. Jas. B Carmichael of Whining
ton, y. { preached t. large conGregs-
ton at Trinity church sunday morning.
Parties leaving the city for an extend
ed STAY can have The FREE LANCE mail
III To their address for any length OF time.
Mr. Lewis Rollins and bride, Mr. W.
". clarke. vile and son, William, all OIL
King George. were IN the city shopping
Monday.
The American Lady lie the most com
Portable. most satisfactory correct sold I'D
this city. c. v. Jones. sole agent for
them here.
Miss Mamie Brewer of Falmouth. who
has been here visiting ner sister Mrs Ii.
A Crittenden. has returned 10 her home.
Virginia citizen.
Rev. MIR. Wallis, Of the Theological
Seminary, preached excellent sermons a.
the morning aud evening services Al ~.
Georges church : nday
Marriage license was issued in Wash
ington " ednesdsy 10 Vivian thomas,
OF spots lysnia county, and Minnie
Houston. of Caroline county.
Rev. ]. Ii. Light, Of fredericksburg,
preached in the N f Church, south, here
last Tuesday night TO large and appre'
ciatiye audience Manassas Journal
Blankets are needed these cool nights
c. ". Jones stock il ali here aud on sale.
ranging in prices from 39,. 10 ; per
pair. Let Jones make you comfortable
The Royal Clothing Co., on Main ST.,
has mt 40 "A yer, handsome sign, which
is Illuminated at night with many col
ored electric lights Inc elect II very
pretty.
Mrs. b. Z. Smith * Co. announce their
oD.ning DAYS "a great -uccess. HerstOck
il added TO daily and all up-tO-date MI
Iinery and fancy goods can be Iound ID
her establishment.
DR.. John II. French, OF New ; Ork, wa
here Saturday and lett with party OF
friends for the upper kappahannock on
fishing excursion. Ihry VIII be Id
camp for several days.
The fall opening at The r. y. Brent
Store this week Grew large crowds I'll
ladies each dsy. This exhibit OF styiish
millinery, fine dress gOOus, Nc surpassed
any previous display.
When YOU went a beautifully finished
and I'D to date photograph OF yourself,
YOU can have it made at the tredericks.
burg Davis Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class n every respect.
Miss Matte Cole, Of Caroline county
spent Saturday night a. ROxbury, the
home of 4. Is. Spillman, en- route Tor
Bonneville, to take charge OF her school
colonial Beach Progress.
By order of the Corporation Court, all
OF the old deed and will books Ia the
Clerks Office are being covered with a
good. strong cover. Mr. W. ) keiter, oil
Washington, il doing the WORK.
You will always be delighted with
your selection of bridal presents when
Won select them from II. + Norris, the
ieweler and opticians stock, especially
v hen you see them compared with Others
in the brides display.
II you have children away at school
send them The Free Lance, so they Will
keep informed as to hume news. 10 cents
will carry the paper for six months
Don't send your own paper alter II ls
several days OLD; the postage alone Will
amount to az much as the subscription
price.
Richmond Boy, the chestnut gelding,
who won the blue ribbon ia class y,
1900 L 80. IN Tuadav niOht and