The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-12-05
CURRENT COMMENTS

College, isspending Sunday alhoine mere
Miss Julia Goldsmith has returned
from an extended visit to Beaumont
Texas.
MIR. c. Mason Smith. of the University,
is spending a few days here with his
parents.
Matilda Sullivan, colorcd, died at her
home in Stafford county Sunday, aged
GO years.
Mrs. Richard c. Byrd. of Gloucester
county, is a guest OF MIR. 5. 5. Bradford
and family.
Save money 10y buying all your jewelry
wants from Loewenson Il kaufman, the
old reliable Jewellers.
Little Miss Segar, OF Spotsylvama' is
STAYING wit h heraunt Mrs. Josie Wright
Hanover Herald.
Mr. John Daniel. Jr., OF Washington,
spent SUNDAY here within grandmother,
Mrs W. Ii. Fitzhugh.
Charley Myers was in town Saturday
with a lot OF delicious country SAUSAGE
which he soon sold out.
Come now and see the pretty, stylish
hats. Every thing is new and up-tO-date
at Mrs. y. +. Smith 4 Co. :
Messrs. #. X. Miller and son, Daniel
Miller, OF Baltimore, spent Sunday mere,
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. \. h. Yates.
Mr. and Mrs Prank L. Tyler, OF Staun-
ton. are here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X. Tyler, on Washington avenue.
Mr. Thomas Wallace, Of Stafford. has
returned from n visit TO DR.. Jno. l..
lewis. OF Bethesda, Maryland.
Mr.. q. G. Washington OF "Snowden,
left Saturday for "Popes Greek, Mary
land. where he will visit Mr. Bernard
Scott for several days.
Messrs. J. p. Wright and J. Il. Suther-
land. OF Orange, were here Friday with
loads of wheat. which they sold TO The
Bridgewater Milling Co. for Soc. per
bushel.
When YOU want a beautifully finished
and correct likeness Of sell
or family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery il prepared to
make il. All work guaranteed iirst-class
IN every respect.
Donation Day at the Mary Washing
ton Hospital Thursday was IA most sat
isiactory one. Many articles Of groceries,
table linens and general housekeeping
,,,nnlieA yvarp received from friends of the
institution.
1t will pay you to Investigate the as
sortment of beautiful goods suitable iOr
wedding. anniversary, birthday, etc,
gifts. at III. T.. Norris, the reliable leweler
and optician, SO Main st.
Mr.. W. Med. Lee. editor OF the lir-
ginia Citizen. OF lrvington, spent Sunday
in the city guest OF Mr. A. Z. Rowe.
Our goods need no Roasting. Once
seen. and compared with Others, they
sell at sight. To be sure OF getting the
best in jewellery and silyerwaTe. etc, at
lowest prices, go TO LOewcnson X kaui-
man, the jewelers..
Mr.. st. Geo. r. Fitzhugh came up by
steamer from Montross Saturday night,
wber, he had been engaged during the
week as counsel for the Md. Del 4 Va.
Nv. Co. in the suit of Stafford Murphy
for damages. The case will be resumed
Wednesday.
Remember, when you call in my store
Won are not shown jewelry and silver
ware OF the same quality you find III
dry goods. millinery and department
stores at half price You will find the
highest grade handled only by tirst-class
jewellers. II. +. Norris. the reliable Jew
eler and optician, S25 Main street.
Hon. James NJ. Shakespeare and wife,
of Marshalton. Del, arrived in the city
today and will visit their nieces and
nepbews. in this city and in SpOtsylvania
county. Squire 5. f. Eastburn, OF this
city, is a nephew
Another large lot OF ladies clOaks. We
had to take them all to get them cheap.
Every length, every desirable style, every
size and every one under price from a
good u inch cloak at &. 80 up. Come
quick and get first pick. The T. \. Brent
Store.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mary Washington Hospital Association
will be held Tuesday afternoon at !
O'Clock in the Council Chamber.
Our goods need no Roasting; once seen
and compared with Others, they sell at
sight. To be sure OF getting the best IN
watches. diamonds jewellery silverwarea'
etc, at lowest prices, go to Lowenson *
Kaufman, the old reliable jewelers..
Mrs. r. A. Davis gave to the members
of the "YOung Peoples Society on We'd
nesdav evening last an old fashioned
sugar stew. which was greatly enjoyed.
-Southside Sentinel.
IT'S cold now. You need clOaks and
furs to keep YOU warm during the day
and blankets at night. Get blankets
that are large enough so that your back
will not get cold when you turn over.
c. w. Jones is prepared for your COM
fort.
DIR. Randolph B. Carmichael, OF Wash
ington, spent Sunday here with his sis
ters.
The "Aboriginals" dwelt in caves
lighted with pine torches, and dressed in
Fnrs. Since then all generations have
dressed i'm Furs G. W. Jones studies the
Fur business. We are associated with
two of New York's largest manu-
facturers. We carry a large stock OF
Furs right here in our store. We save
YOU many dollars. See Jones about furs
Mr.. GilHe Hunt had to leave his work
Saturday morning on account oi SICK
ness. He had hemorrhage OF the lungs
Don't forget L. G. Roach, who is still
to the front with one Of the largest anc
most complete lines Of WHISTLES, brandies
gins, wines, rum, etc, to be found IN thu
section, which he is selling at the lowest
prices. Special attention to mail orders
which are filed as soon as received. Ills
speciality, pure goods for little money.
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