The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-11
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Mr.. Jas. Erkenrodp was IN baltimore
Saturday on buHihrrs
Pay your city taxes aud save 10 per
cent
MIR. Bladen Tayloe, OF King George.
WAS in the city Saturday,
Judge ]. T.. Mason, Of Kim George,
WAS in the city Saturday
Capt J. II. Roster. of Tappa hammock,
WAS IN the city Saturday.
Mr. CoaIter Carmichael spent Sunday
10 the city with his sisters.
Mr., W. b. Jenkins has returned from
very pleasant trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. G. b. Young, of Washing ton, spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips, of Was lingtOn, If
the guest Of her sister, Mira, Rpbt- Helm.
Mrs John h Proctor left iur Washing
ton Monday TO spend lew liays with
relatives,
Mr.. Chas. BpRle, Of West Virginia If
visiting his father, MIR. 5 II. Is ale, i'r "a
few days.
Rev Barryman Green. <of the Theologi
cal seminars nrearhYd eXc-len sermons
at ST Georges church Sunday morning
and night.
Mr.. A. +. McCRrty, of New rk, Is the
guest Of Mr aud Mrs. ii. DC kerson'i ID
Caroline county.
MIR and Mrs George Warren oi Fhiia,
delphia, spent sunday here. tins guests o'
the HurksmP family
Miss Iilliau O'Bannon hal gOLe 10
SpOtsyysnia, where she VIII each this
winter. -Blue Ridge Guide
Mr.. Ben Pufgis OF the l.ui' fr'ity oi
Virginia. spent ii lev days OF / 'el "eel
with his parents IN stafford.
Marion g. Willis, Jr who il 'tending
Richmond College. spent Satut lay anu
sunday with his parents here
Judge !. Z. Mason, of the Cirrl it Court
If Spotsylyanis. has RppOin Ted Mr.
Frederick ". Coleman CONN issl0neF
of that court
Mr.. W. j. Ford, wife and aughter,
Miss Katherine Ford. of Was iington,
have been recent guests al SUM yslde.-
Orange Observer.
Those who visited the Frederi eksburg
fair from this place report a fac attend
ance and that the racing was n"-Colo-
NAL Beach Progress.
Mr.. ". Meade Holiday and wife. Of
Annapolis, Md, spent Sunday here with
friends. He w8s en- route hom' from
trip down the river.
The registration books were open Fri
day in the two wards. and 10 Ine upper
ward there were two new voter register
ed and 10 the lower >.
90 cents One hundred and Fifty pairs
Ladies' Kid Gloves 60 on sal at {. "
Jones today Mt this price, just what you
usually pay Slo0 Tor.
Mr.. f. T. Convey has returned from
Newport News where he has opened
florist establishment with biz eOn, MY
;. +. Convey, in charge.
Col. L. ; Marye, formerly OF this city,
hRs been engaged 10 conduct thu editorial
department Of the Suutbside siTglniaD,
published at West AppOm8ttOS.
Librarian Kennedy is being swamPed
with reoussts for travelling libraries from
All parts of the State. Several have al
ready gone out. the last being sent to
Caroline county
The fall opening at The T. n. Brent
Store this week drew large GRO wds OIL
ladies each day. This exhibit OF stylish
millinery, tine dress goods, sc SURPASSED
any previous display.
The Board OF Supervisors instructed
the clerk to notify the Caroline board
that Hanover ready at any time to
do it's part in repairing Fox aud Morrl'
bridges. Hanover Herald.
The Weems Line steamer NOFthumber
land has gone out of commission Tor
while aud is lad mp AT the yard OF the
Baltimore shipbuilding Company under
going a thorough Overhauling,
When YOU want ii beautifully finished
and I'D to date photograph OF yourseli.
yon can have il made at the Fredericks.
burg Davis Gallery. Al work guaranteed
first class in every respect.
A new dry goods store has been open
ed in Alexandra by firm composed OF
Mf. c. E. Tackett of this city, snd Mr.
A. l. Goodloe, Jr OF Culpeper. The lat
ter will have the active management OF
the busintss and MIR, Taekett will be the
buyer
You will always be delighted with
your selection Of bridal presents when
YOU select them from II. E Norris, the
jeweler and opticians stock, especially
when you SEE them compared with Others
in the brides display
l.. Newton Weaver, of fredericksburg
the future assistant cashier OF the Bank
of Middlesex, arrived in town Saturday
night last and has settled down 70 OuSl-
ness in dead earnest. We welcome him
most cordially into our midst South
side Sentinel
II YOU have children away at school
send them The Free Lance, so they Will
keep informed az to home news. 10 cents
will carry the paper for six months
Don't send your own paper alter IL II
several DAYS old; the postage alone will
amount TO as much as the subscription
price.
Fredericksburg's Fair was "howling
surress" The exhibits were never sur
passed in Tidewater, and many noted
people attended Among the latter was
Senator Martin The Senator is "A farmer
and stock raiser on big scale her