The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-28
CURRENT COMMENTS

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Mr.. r. L. Downey is improving very
slowly of typhoid fever.
MFR. James Britton, ofCumberland' Nd
is in the city on business.
Mrs A. b. Adams, of Richmond, is the
guest of Miss +. j. Hardy.
Mr. W. T. Groves, OF Stafford, was a
visitor to office Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Galbraith, of Richmond,
il visiting Mrs. Chas. Wright.
Miss Virginia Tyler, of Richmond, isvis-
iting Mr.. William Bernard and family.
Miss Mary Boran, of Richmond, is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Dannehl, Jr., Tor the
fair.
Mr.. Samuel II. Beale was out Tuesday,
looking well, but wearing his arm IN a
sling.
Mrs. W. A. Mullen has returned from
a visit to relatives and friends in West
Virginia.
Miss Mary Johnston, of st. Louis. Mo-,
is a guest OF the family of Gen. u. H.
Wheeler.
Messrs. ]. h. Green and Geo. Marshall,
of Caroline. were here attending the iair
Tuesday.
$3.50 buys a 20-year guaranteed gold
filled watch at LoewensOn y kaufman >
the jewellers.
Mrs Geo. II. Lehew and Miss Mamie
Hardy. have returned from trip 10
Atlanta, Ga.
Misses Grace and Hope Jacobs, OF
Orange are guests of the Misses Clark,
on Prince Edward st.
Mr.. St Geo. r. Fitzhugh has returned
from the Buffalo Lithia Springs, where
he spent the past month.
Miss Lillian Clark. of Unionyille, Orange
county. is a guest OF Miss Leon Clark on
Prince Edward street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Merryman and
Miss Jane Weldon, OF WeedonsVlile,
King George, were here Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Brooks and wife, and Mrs.
Susan Vanschiver, who have been visit
inc at Wheaton, have returned home.
Mayor Wallace had before him We'd
nesday only one case, that OfChas. HAS
lop for being drunk, fined 81 and costs.
The residence of Mr.. st. Geo. r. Fitz-
hugh on Hanover street. presents a
handsome appearance in its new dress Oh
paint.
Miss Florence Shelton and Mr.. Lee Al
lin. of Monteithville, spent pleasant
day with Miss Eva Downey, OF this CITY,
Sunday.
Miss Matte Harding has returned to
her home mt Richardsville, after very
pleasant visit to Miss Eva Downey, oil
this city.
Rev. 4. W. Hampton Jones left We'd
nesdav for Crozier Theological Seminary
Chester. Pa. He is in his senior year at
that institution.
Miss Lucy Brockenbrough, OF Waco,
Texas. is n guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Braxton at her home on
lower Main st.
Two teams of Stafford, White Oak and
Shamrocks. tried conclusions saturday
nj White Oak. The score was too III
favor of White Oak.
Mrs. ID. +. Smith and milliners, Misses
Keene and Jett, have returned from the
North and will announce the date oil their
opening in a few days.
Robert Purdie, colored guard from
the Central State Hospital. OF PeterS-
burg. was here Tuesday and took hoy
johnson to the asylum.
In wedding rings, engagement rings,
signet rings and all kinds you can find
no better selection than at Loewenson
& Kaufman's, the jewellers.
Upon nv word tbs the SWEETEST line OF
watches. clocks. iewelry, silverware you
ever saw. Another thing that pleases u
the reasonable prices at Loewenson x
Kaufmap's, the jewellers.
Monday. September 25th, we will open
tbe autumn season with a magnificent
showing OF dress goods, silks, millinery
wraps. suits, rain coats, waists, skirts'
&c. The T. \. Brent Store.
When you want beautifully nnlshed
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make it. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Jones opening and special sale Tues
day. "Wednesday, Thursday, October 30,
4th and 5th. Stock complete at that
time. and YOU may expect the best uls-
MAY YOU have ever seen in this clty.
Everybody invited.
Formal opening and splendid display
of fall and win,er dress goods, silks, Ia
dies suits. ladies', misses and children s
suits. millinery. etc, at &. W. Jones
October Sd. 4th and 9Th, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Also special sale
Mr. Absalom Waller, OF Spotsylvania,
Republican candidate for Senate from
tbis district. with his wife and daughter,
ia a 0uest at the Exchange Hotel. Mr.;
Waller attended the fair Wednesday, and
was cordially received by his many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hirsh had as their
onests on Monday, Mr.. Howard Adler,
Of San Francisco, Cal, who was on MS
way to Harvard, and Mr.. VIM. Thai
heimer, of Richmond, who was en- route
to Johns Hopkins. They spent a de-
lightful day.
The watch and purse, which were lost
ON the Telegraph road in SpotsylyanIla
and advertised. have been found and the
owners made glad. The watch was
found by H. n. McCaw, who preached
on the streets here several days. lie
was on his way to Richmond. The purse
was found by the Misses Willard, OF
Spotsylvania.
In buying your damon Is, watches,
rings or anything in the jewelry or silver
ware line, be careful to select an expert
enced and reliable dealer, whose guara,n-
tee is UNREASONABLE. II. Z. Norris, the
ieweIer and opticians reliability and ex.
perience is subject to any inspection. S2l
Main st.
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