The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-25
CURRENT COMMENTS.

in the city Thursday
Miss Ethel Lewis, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs s. q. Wallace.
Mr.. r. b. Merchant, of Washington,
was in the city Wednesday
Miss Louise Bauman, OF Baltimore. is
visiting relatives in the city.
Go TO Norris, the Jeweler, for Engage
ment, Wedding and Birthstone Rings.
Some special values in bed sheets and
pillow cases at The 7. n. Brent store.
Mr.. and Mrs W. b Coyington, of Bow
ling Green, were visitors here Thursday
Mr.. Walter VanAken, of Washington,
| is the guest of relatives at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Wheat, of Washington, is the
guest OF Misses Bertha and Maggie Mer-
chant.
Wanted-A good colored woman to do
house work at Boscobel. Apply to I. ii.
Hurkamp.
Mr.. 4. 5. Jones and sons, Barrett and
Otis, of Mine Run, were visitors to the
Horse Show.
Miss Molie Reynolds, of st. just,
Orange county, was u visitor TO the
city Wednesday.
Look at the display in Norris window
and then go inside and examine his stock
of pretty goods.
MIR. James L. Oodd, of Fairfax. was
the guest Of MIR JAS ). keene the last day
OF the Horse Show.
Hon. II. L. BiscOe, OF Spotsylyanis,
has been in the city several days, and at
tended the Horse Show.
MIR. Blight Harrison, OF Baltimore,
who has been the guest ofhis mother re
turned TO Baltimore Friday.
The largest and most complete line OF
stylish millinery. shirt waists, skirts,
&c., at The T. n Brent Store.
Miss Bertha Mihleton. of Washington,
ia the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. W. Miileton, in King George.
Mir and Mrs Joseph Martin, Jr., of
/ IInionville, Orange county, were the
guests of their aunt, Mrs Emma +. Clark,
Wednesday.
Mayor elect Major Thomas F. Wallaca
will leave for Bristol, Tenn. Saturday 10
visit his sisters, Mrs Mary f. Matthews
and Miss Helen Wallace He will be there
two weeks.
When you want beautifully finished
and up TO date photograph of yourself.
you can have it made at the Frederick
burg DAYS Gallery All work guaranteed
first class in every respect.
At Norris Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Handsome Clocks, Silverware, sterling
and qnadruple. hollow and flat ware,
/ Cut Glass, Optical Goods, ~ carat finish
Fancy Goods. Remember, Norris guar
antee means something.
Mrs. D. f. Smith X Co are receiving a
varied assortment of Horse Show Hats
They are of beautiful designs and artistic
finish Go and look at them aud get one
before the Horse Show, so you can have
it ready for the occasion.
| Now every one must have new sum
mer hat. Never has there been such a
beautiful line OF them shown in this city,
as are 60 be found al G.. W Jones now
/ Our milliners are all very busy, working
/ day and night, that all orders may be
delivered on time
Among the visitors at the Horse Show
was Mr. II. b. Goodridge, of Norfolk,
Vice President otthe Norfolk Horse Show
Association Mr.. Goodridge was pressed
into service each day by being called
upon TO make some special announce
ments for the judges stand.
[. Engineer Office, 272S Penns. Ave ,
Is. W. Washington, D. C., June 20,
| 1904. Sealed proposals for dredging IN
Rsppahannock River, Va, will he receiv-
ed here until II NJ, July IL, 1904, and
then publ ly opened. Information fur
nished on application. A NJ Miller, Col,
/ Engineers. <'!"
We are now prepared to furnish family
trade with the following celebrated
brands of liquor: Fairfax, Fairmont,
Sylvan Grove. keystone, Old Henry, and
other leading brands. Stafford agents
for the celebrated POrtner Beer. Special
attention given to mail orders. Solicit
ing a share OF your patronage, we are
very respectfully, l.. g. Roach X 20.