The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-02
CURRENT COMMENTS

eler, before DuNlllS tlStN "''N'
Dr NJ W Minor. Of Comorn. King
George county, was in city Tuesday.
MIR 4 A. Lewis, OF Richmond. is a
guest of his brother, DIR. Nj. NJ. Lewis.
Mrs is. Bruce has returned from
Alexandria, where she spent two weeks
MIR. G.. W. Jones has returned from a
business trip to Baltimore aud Phlladel
plIia.
MIR G. 4. Holloway. OF Caroline passed
through town Saturday cn route Ia
Baltimore.
Mrs. W. A. Bell. Mrs. W. \. Thompson
and Miss Matte ransill are visiting Ill
Washington
Evangelist Godfrey Gilbert will com
Inence a series OF meetings at Screamer'
willie Sunday
Mr.. Jesse Newton aud son, charles
of King George, Were visitors To our OF
flee Wednesday.
Prof James Madison and DR.. Geo. II.
Chewing caught twenty fine bass Ill
Potomac Greek Saturday.
Come now aud see the pretty, stylish
hats. Everything is new and up-to-date
at Mrs. y. l.. Smith X Co. :.
Mfr. r. f. Bozel went to Orange Tues
dav. Ii was the first time he ever rou'
ON the Narrow Guage railroad.
Mrs. I. r. Turner, who has been a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. }. W. Carver
on c street. returned home last Satur'
day.
Mr.. John W. Allison. Jr.. OF this city
has gone down the Rappahannock river
ON business and will be absent several
days.
Recorder W. ;. Embrey had before
him Wednesday Chas Matthews colored
for trespass ON r. f.. X p. r. Il; fined
$2.95.
Mrs. J. r. Field. who has been a guest
OF her sister. Mrs j.. ". Carver. oi tins
city. for the past two weeks. has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Outcalt and
daughter. of Alexandria. have been guests
OF the family OF DR.. }. Edward Temp
kins for several days.
81 pairs Kid gloves. ladies and men =
mildew spots ON them. caused 10y damp
ness. These are ; gloves to BE- sold ioi
25c per pair. {. W. JoneS.
Save money 10y buying YOU watches
clocks. diamonds. rings and whatever
YOU need in the jewelry line from LotW-
enson 4 kaufman. the old reliable
jewellers.
4 large purchase early last summer
when blankets were twenty per cent.
cheaper enables us 10 offer them murh
under the present prices. Tie l. "
Brent Store.
DIR. c. +. Outcalt is very III with acute
Rright's disease at his home m AleNan'
dria His wife was summoned rom
here Tuesday, where she has been VISIT
ing this week.
MILO. Strickl der. Somerset OrangeCo"
prrsented to senator Daniel at Orange
Tuesday. a package oi beautiful pears 0I
a choice variety raised 10y him on Mr.. r.
l.. GOss' farm.
Mr.H.I. Oswald has opened a black
smith and wheelright shop IN this city
opposite Jacobs old wagon yard. and
has rented the Lange property ON the
hill above the city.
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Porter. Jr., and
son. of Lynchburg, have been quests oil
the family of DR.. j. Edward Tompkins
fer several days Mr. POrteris brother
OF Mrs. Tompkins.
Do YOU know why Loewenson X
Kaufman. the jewellers, sell their goods
cheaper than others Because they buy
their goods direct from themanuactureI
and pay cash for same.
1t will pay you to investigate the as
sortment Of beautiful goods suitable ioT
wedding, anniversary, birthday, etc
gifts. at II. t. Norris. the reliable leweleI
and optician, SO Main St
The handsomest and the best - ready.
made skirts beautifully plated ever
shown in this or any other city i at T.
W. Jones second floor. ready-made de
partment. Fitting done free.
when YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sci
or family, the thoroughly equipped FRED
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared tc
make it. All work guaranteed frst-clas'
In every respect.
Rev. d. l.. Blakemore and Mr.. }. h
Davis left Tuesday for the old Stuart
home. Mount Pleasant, now the home
of Mrs. Jones, where Bishop Francs
Asburv. the first American bishop OF the
Methodist church, died, where they spent
the day.
Remember, when you call in my store
YOU are not shown jewelry ana silver
ware of the same quality you find II
drv goods, millinery and department
stores at hall price. You will find the
highest grade handled only by irst-clas'
jewellers. II. Z. Norris, the reliable Jew
eler and optician, $50 Main street.
Among the young men OF this city who
have gone TO the Southwest to engage
in railroad work with Mr. Rnfiin are
Messrs. Edmund Bradford and Banks
dale Hales. Mr. Willie Jones went some
time ago. Mr. John Bleight will proba-
bly 90 a little later. He is now unwell
Mr. Tom Bradbury, OF Orange, is also
with the party.
Mr. John c. Ferneyhough, son OF NJ. A.
Ferneyhough, OF Stafford, an employee
of Baker & Wallace OF this city, who has
been confined with fever for seyera
weeks at his home, is so much improved
as to be able to sit up some. His many
friends wish him a speedy recovery and
will be glad to see him back to the city
again.
1t is easy to buy rings stamped mosi
any karat, but when they are assayeC
by official assayers they don't always
come up to the requirements. Engage
ment. wedding, signet, birthstone o.
any kind of rings sold by me and stamp
ed lOk. lax, 1Sk, or 22k, are guarantee
to ASSAY that and nothing less at the l
3. mint. II. +. Norris, the leweler an'
optician. S25 Main street.
JEFF D. KING DEAD