The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-16

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Lee Tyson. of Falmouth, il visiting the
family OIL o. WAlker,-S0uthside Sen
tinel. Urbsuns,
Mr.. b. p. Willis left Saturday for Gull
pepper, where he will spend few days
with his family.
Misses Frieda Bode and COriune
Stesrns have gone to Washington to
spend a few weeks.
Wanted-One good bl lcksmith and ~
good farm hand. Apply to fredericks.
bnrg Smoke Works. 1t
Miss Mamie McCarty left Monday for
| Lynchburg to spend some time with htr
sister. Mrs. Steptoe,
Miss Lily Woods left Monday for Sandy
Springs. Md. after spending some time
hers with her parents.
Miss Mary Sampson, who has been the
guest of Miss Lena Row, left Monday 10
visit friends in CulpePer.
Stylish $t.25 and $50 white shirt
waists to be closed at 30 eents-all sizes
at The r. n. Brent Store
Master Robert Moncure left Monday
for Washington TO take the examination
for Joining the L. s Navy
MICS Eva Lewis, of Martinsburg, W.
Va. is the guest OF Der parents, MIR, and
Mrs. JAS Lewis, in SpOtsJ lgania
Mrs. W. F. SmallwOod and children, OF
Washington, have returned home after
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Mrs. Jas. n. Turner left Monday for
Washington, where she was called on
account of the sickness Of her daughter
Parties leaving the city for an extend
ed stay eau have The FREE LANCE mail
ed to their address for any length oitime
Misses Wallace and Harrison, of Fred.
ericksburg, are the guests OF the Misses
Jesse at Marvin Grove Camp.-NOrthern
Neck News.
Henrietta Bower, colored, aged %
years, died at her home, near Massa
ponax 10 Spotsylyanis, Thursday night,
OF consumption.
Officer C. A. Gore received a telegram
Saturday morning announcing the death
/ in Alexandria OF Mr. Wm. ii. WheAtley,
father of bis brother-iu-law.
Mr.. J. W. Mcdonnell, who is superin-
tending some of the concrete construc'
ton work ON the Il. +. 4 7, Il r., at
Woodbridge, spent Sunday in the city.
Just few days more and Jones clear
ence sale will close. IL you housekeepers
want bargains in Table Linens, dc ,
White Qailts, you can get them now at
i C. W. Jones'.
Il When you want beautifully finished
and up 60 date photograph OF yourself,
Il Won can have 10 made az the FTederlcks.
burg DAYS Gallery. All work guaranteed
FIRST class in every respect.
Beautiful designs 10 mi linery can al
WAYS be foundat the establishment OF Mrs
4 d 5. Smith 4 Co, on Main street. We
are closing out our spring and summer
stock at low prices to make ready Tor
the coming fall.
4 Mrs. r. A. Williams aud son, Wilmer.
OF Fredericksburg, were guests OF the
| Misses Willie and Fannie Talley, at Lou.
iaa this week, - Mrs Alexander Quail
and sOn have returned to Mineral, after
q delightful visit 60 her brother, near his
toric old Observation-Disclosures Mir
ror.
tis with pleasure we announce we are
now prepared 20 furnish family trade
with the following celeb. ated brands OF
Honor: Fairfax, Fairmont, Sylvan
Grove, Keystone, Old Henry, and other
leading brands. Stafford agents for the
celebrated Portner Beer Special atten-
tion given to mail orders. Soliciting a
share of your patronage, we are, very
respectfully, L. G Roach q Co. au1l I'm
Norris, The Jeweler, has Just received
a beautiful line of candelabras, candle
sticks. letter racks, ink wells, sconee6,
Assyrian bronzos, gold and Aeolian
vases. pitchers finished with "a and 1e
rarat gold. They are the handsomest
goods of the kind made All gOods
Guaranteed, aud Norris guarantee
means something. Repairing OF all kinds
promptly done.
Mrs It N. Brent and daughter, Miss
Nav Brent. Misses Margaret Baker ano
Bessie Cannon, OF Fredericksburg, are
charming guests at Dry Crittenden'
at Unionyille. Miss Jennie Hurkamp
OF Fredericksburg, was a very recent
guest at Sunnyside. y Mrs. H. Brad
bury has returned from a pleasant visit
to relatives IN Prince William county
Mrs. W. ?. Johnson, who has been visit,
ing at Mr.. L. J. Martins, has returned
to her home 10 Fredericksburg. . A
merry party. consisting Of Misses Adrs
Fannie and Lila Bradbury, and MeBsrs
Mercer Nalle, John and Lewis CrenshAw
attended the AIbemsrle horse show
, They were accompanied home by Miss
Fannie Beale, of Frederick sburg, who will
be a guest at Montclair farm for somt
time-0range Observer,